Eggs out of the fridge.

[thebigguy84]

Yes they do, they have a creamy filling surrounded by milk chocolate, duh.

I think they are called Cadbury Bunnies???

THEBIGGUY84

 

[anarchocapitalist]

on our farm we use to cover our eggs with mineral oil and keep them in a cool place and they would stay fresh for months and months.

 

[Archer]

Unless a friend or loved one is going there, I doubt many americans give a shit where Iraq is TBH.

Eggs = poultry

Milk = dairy

Even blondes know Allex's pic is a silly goof lol

 

[BIGNFIT]

Well, the blonde from my country would know that.

There are better good looking ladies than this out there. Way better. I don't see any charm on this anyway. No flame to you, just my overall opinion.

 

[ALLEX]

There are better good looking ladies than this out there.

Yeah, I know, but she's nice as fuck and have a great attitude. Besides that, she knows where Iraq is.

And she's very pretty too.

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[kingpeon]

If you've washed your farm range eggs don't leave them out of the fridge for more than a couple of days. The bloom slows down the oxidation of the yolk and white but they'll still age much faster in ambient temp vs 33-40*F.

Store bought eggs in the US are already washed and missing their bloom. They won't last very long out the fridge. There's no reason not to reefer all eggs IMO. I just take a dozen out the day before I'm going to use them.

On a side note, Big Chef, you're smoking crack, son. Or your sense of humor is very dry.

 

[Knight9]

If you've washed your farm range eggs don't leave them out of the fridge for more than a couple of days. The bloom slows down the oxidation of the yolk and white but they'll still age much faster in ambient temp vs 33-40*F.

Store bought eggs in the US are already washed and missing their bloom. They won't last very long out the fridge. There's no reason not to reefer all eggs IMO. I just take a dozen out the day before I'm going to use them.

On a side note, Big Chef, you're smoking crack, son. Or your sense of humor is very dry.

This is what I forgot to mention...the protective coating! A farmer once explained this to me.

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[pahlevan]

Store bought eggs can be left out but not for too long. My grandfather used to have chickens and when the eggs were laid they would keep them outside as long as you didnt wash it . there's some sort of protective layer on the egg when it comes out of the chicken and as long as its not washed you can keep outside at room temp for a while.

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[ALLEX]

There's no protective layer in eggs.

The only layer is a load of crap and dirty that you push inside when you wash them. Egg's shells are porous.

 

[kingpeon]

There's no protective layer in eggs.

The only layer is a load of crap and dirty that you push inside when you wash them. Egg's shells are porous.

You're right there is no protective layer in eggs. Your post wins for dumbest post of the day, easily. Congrats.

 

[Knight9]

You're right there is no protective layer in eggs. Your post wins for dumbest post of the day, easily. Congrats.

LOL

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[Knight9]

There's no protective layer in eggs.

The only layer is a load of crap and dirty that you push inside when you wash them. Egg's shells are porous.

The special protective coating is called the bloom. It keeps oxygen and bacteria out of the egg. Do your research.

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[ALLEX]

You're right there is no protective layer in eggs. Your post wins for dumbest post of the day, easily. Congrats.

On eggs, at eggs, whatever...
English is my 3rd language.
Prepositions still get to me sometimes. Sorry about that.

 

[kingpeon]

On eggs, at eggs, whatever...
English is my 3rd language.
Prepositions still get to me sometimes. Sorry about that.

You could be speaking pig latin for all it matters, you'd still be wrong about bloom existing on unwashed eggs, my friend.

 

[ALLEX]

You could be speaking pig latin for all it matters, you'd still be wrong about bloom existing on unwashed eggs, my friend.

I stand corrected. A farmer told me otherwise, but I guess he was wrong.

My previous post was simply an answer to your "grammar police" comment.