I'm wondering how you store your eggs. I know some people talk about not refrigerating their eggs. I'm wondering how long they would keep and what is the advantage in doing so.
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Thank you.
Chickens are Dino's, where did you get that cool holder? I think that's just what I want and need.
I wash mine (way too much poop and whatnot on them for me to consider not doing so!) and then put them in the fridge. They might sit on the counter for a day while I'm filling up the carton.
Exactly what I do.. In most times of the year.. But right now my house is very warm from the wood stove, and the eggs I collect have been sitting in a VERY cold barn all day. So cold to quite warm is not a good idea. I have them in the fridge now, though I hate to do so.I leave mine out. I generally eat them within a week or two. I think a month is the longest I have ever left them. Never had a problem.
If I wash them I put them in the frig.
I leave them out because I like the way they look and there is really no need to put them in the frig. The egg has a bloom that keeps bacteria out and I would rather not ruin that bloom. If you refrig them they sweat and the bloom will be ruined.
Store eggs are a different story.