Anyone know about frozen eggs???

[happychickengirls]

Well it is winter out here and I have found a few frozen eggs from time to time in my egg boxes
when it has been real cold. Now my question is is it safe to eat them if they are frozen???
If you bring them in and defrost them are they still okay?? Any thoughts would be appreciated.

 

[ChickensAreSweet]

When mine freeze, I just treat them like any other egg. The only thing is that sometimes, weeks later, in my refrigerator I notice that some of them have a giant split in them- so I put them down the disposal.

This is just what I do...

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=3289248
you might enjoy this thread

and these search results:
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[Mak]

If the egg is just frozen, it's fine. I put it in the carton with the rest. If it's cracked but the inner membrane isn't broken, I cook it up and eat it that day. If the inner membrane is broken, I cook it up and feed it to the dog or the chickens. I always make sure the cracked eggs I eat are thoroughly cooked, or use them for baking. Eggs can be frozen for later use. There is a bit of textural difference in the white, but the egg is fine to use.