Frozen Eggs: are they safe to eat?

[Faraday40]

Have never been able to figure just how to do this....
......one went off the table then it was cracked.

LOL
Maybe this will help:

 

[Wickedchicken6]

If in doubt, I throw out, for any reason. Right to the hens.

If the dog's lucky, he may get one too.

 

[camochick96]

If mine are cracked at all they go to the dogs. Otherwise they go to the fridge to thaw.

 

[DwayneNLiz]

i have been reading some different articles about how you can freeze eggs in silicone ice cube trays so you can save them for later use

has anyone here done that?

 

[Dawnclucks22]

Frozen and cracked are tossed. If they aren't cracked they go in fridge. of course if they are not cracked I can't be 100% certain they are frozen. lol

I never risk cracked eggs. They go straight to the garbage disposal for me, sometimes to the girls.

 

[bobbi-j]

i have been reading some different articles about how you can freeze eggs in silicone ice cube trays so you can save them for later use

has anyone here done that?

Yes - they work great for scrambled eggs and baking. Works best if you break up the yolk first or it's kind of rubbery. My mom separates them and freezes enough whites in each Ziplock for an angel food cake. That's a nice treat in the winter.

 

[Bwatson81]

If it isn't cracked I keep the egg. If the egg is cracked I feed the egg to my dog, it is always good for their coats.

 

[Apis mellifera]

Cracked eggs go to the dog. On rare occasion frozen eggs that don't crack are watery after they thaw.

 

[Wickedchicken6]

Cracked eggs go to the dog. On rare occasion frozen eggs that don't crack are watery after they thaw.

I've found them to be more watery as well.

 

[lazy gardener]

If membrane is intact, I will use it in a recipe which completely cooks the egg. Quiche, baked desserts. I'll not keep them around for very long. If the membrane has been breached, I'll cook it up for the chickens or the dog.