Do you put eggs in the fridge?
 

I’ve just noticed the top shelf in my fridge has an egg holder thing, but I’ve never put eggs in the fridge and I don’t think it actually makes them last any longer? :suspect:

Yeh. But only to keep the kitchen tidy looking, not because I actually care where they’re stored.

No

Yes I put them in the fridge
I get an extra 2 weeks extension on using them.

Never ill.

No...I have an egg basket. They are not sold from a refrigerated area so its obviously not important that that is how they should be stored.

Yes, saves space in the kitchen.

Of course

Same

No.

Yes

i dont buy eggs

This

You are not meant to put British eggs in the fridge, it weakens them and makes Salmonella more likely

No I have a lovely egg basket instead

how can you not buy eggs :shrug:

so if you had a fry up you wouldn't have an egg?

Scientists did a study to find out the difference between eggs stored inside and outside the fridge, they concluded there was no difference

https://www-dailymail-co-uk.cdn.ampp...ture-best.html

i dont have a fry up and i cant think when i would eat an egg otherwise

I know eggs are good for you etc

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Pro: Refrigeration can double an egg’s shelf life

Storing your eggs in the fridge is the best way to keep bacteria under control.

As an added bonus, it also keeps eggs fresher for much longer than storing them at room temperature.

While a fresh egg stored at room temperature will start to decline in quality after a few days and need to be used within 1–3 weeks, eggs kept in the refrigerator will maintain quality and freshness for at least twice as long (15Trusted Source, 16Trusted Source, 17Trusted Source).

Con: Eggs can absorb flavors in the fridge

Eggs can absorb odors and flavors from other foods in your fridge, such as freshly cut onions.

However, storing eggs in their carton and sealing foods with strong odors in airtight containers can prevent this occurrence.

Con: Eggs shouldn’t be stored in the fridge door

Many people keep their eggs in their fridge door.

However, this can subject them to fluctuations in temperature every time you open your fridge, which could encourage bacterial growth and impair the eggs’ protective membranes (4Trusted Source).

Therefore, keeping eggs on a shelf near the back of your refrigerator is best.

https://www.healthline.com/nutrition...frigerate-eggs


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No hard boiled eggs in sandwiches or omelettes? Or fried egg and chips? Mmmmm

honestly couldn't live without eggs, they are our go to when we cant decide on something for dinner, egg and chips or omelette and chips :laugh:

actually fried eggs and chips are great

well ill buy eggs at Aldi later and i will have that for lunch tomoz

:hee:

The TL when she used an egg she always put the empty shell back in the box

utterly vile

Eggs are the food of gods

With the not-used eggs? Ew, no harm you split up :oh:

Scrambled eggs mmmmm

fridge of course. However, a top tip if you are boiling an egg is to leave it out for a few mins before boiling and this stops the shell from cracking