Well, I'm from the school that says if you don't give your immune system something to work on (everyday germs) it will find something else to work on, and that something else will be you - in the form of allergies and autoimmune disorders. So unless there's poop on the eggs, I don't wash them at all. If there's a lot of poop I scrape it off and feed the egg to the dogs, still unwashed. If it makes you feel better to wash them, go right ahead. And if you've got someone in your family who has an immune illness, then it might be better to be extra careful. But, IMHO, if everyone's reasonably healthy, washing the eggs is generally not needed at all.Thank
Thank you for the info. I was leaving them on the counter unwashed. They weren't soiled. Then I washed with warm water before cracking. Maybe I could wash with vinegar and water?
One egg had a bit of gunk inside. What does that mean? It wasn't bloody just a fleshy colour. Kind of grossed me out!
As far as the gunk inside your egg, that could be a couple things. Did you eat the egg?
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