Frozen Eggs? Toss em?

[DENALI]

Wasnt able to get home last night to collect eggs so i have about a dozen eggs from yesterdays laying and todays, half of which i am positive got frozen overnight. None cracked but i am not sure if i should just throw them or is they would still be suitable to use after they thawed out. THanks

 

[swtangel321]

You can still eat them, there texture might be a tad different but no harm in eating them !!

I left some out overnight about a week ago and they froze, I cooked em up and gave them back to the chickens.

But like I said there is no harm in eating them.

 

[redhen]

i'd cook them and feed back to the chooks also...

 

[gretchenhau]

I used my frozen eggs in omlets just fine, didn't notice any difference in texture, infact the kids asked for seconds.

 

[patandchickens]

Personally I wouldn't hesitate to eat them if close inspection revealed no cracks in the shell -- tho I would eat them *now*, not store them.

If you're not comfortable with that, then yeah, cook them and feed to chickens, dogs, whatever gets there first

Pat

 

[Katy]

As long as they aren't cracked I always use them for us.....I wouldn't put them in any I was going to sell.

 

[chica-z]

Can these eggs be stored on the counter for a couple of days or do they need to be in the fridge?

 

[ILoveJoe]

I scrambled and gave it back to the girls.

 

[patandchickens]

Quote:
Unless you are willing to assume you are 100% accurate in telling whether there might be tiny hairline cracks in the shell, the cooler you keep 'em and the sooner you eat 'em, the better.

JMHO,

Pat

 

[katrinag]

If they are not cracked I will bake with them.