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should you store eggs in the fridge
i do
but lots do not
why not?
is it just for cooking purposes
or is it something else

am i doing it wrong again?
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I don't know, I always store mine in the fridge :-D
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I do Dave.
But they aren't in the fridge in the shops.
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hi dave (f+ (f+ (f+

i never store mine in the fridge i dont know why but i remember once before i was married someone told me that they were less likely to crack when you boil them.

been married 21 years now confused> confused> confused>

its just habit


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jo68 wrote:hi dave (f+ (f+ (f+

been married 21 years now confused> confused> confused>

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my life ended about 23 years ago :shock:
when i started to go out with the mrs
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ah ha. Learn something new every day !!
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On my box of Lincolnshire free range eggs it says store them in the fridge, and get them out 30minutes before you use them.

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I store them in the fridge but make sure the water I'm going to boil them in is not quite boiling to start.
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Post by misty »

I've been given a rhea's egg and it is in the wine rack in the fridge. I think that will need to be out 24 hours before I crack it and I'll probably leave that to the other half!
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Post by chickentina »

Hi i have six on my wire chicken at room temperature for baking(they help cakes rise ar room temp) and i also use room temp for dippy eggs so they don,t crack when i boil them. The others in the fridge i use for srambling and omleting ,frying etc xx
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Thats a good tip for the cakes, thank you )t'
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