The title says it all. What happens if your not home to collect eggs and they freeze? Are the automatically bad?
What happens if an egg freezes?
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No, not "bad" but the shell cracks, compromising the interior to bacteria. Safe to make boiled eggs, very hot, very hard. That's about it.
soft frozen I haven't noticed a difference. If they're frozen and split, I toss 'em out or eat them same day.
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So glad I never have to worry about frozen eggs. But sometimes in the summer before I put an AC unit in the coop, I used to worry about gathering "cooked" eggs when it was 115 outside.
So glad I never have to worry about frozen eggs. But sometimes in the summer before I put an AC unit in the coop, I used to worry about gathering "cooked" eggs when it was 115 outside.
I cook any cracked eggs and feed them back to the chickens.
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good idea
good idea
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good idea
Yes very good. I will do that.
good idea
Yes very good. I will do that.
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