How long are layed eggs good for?

JimmyMack

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Found 10 eggs in the woods. Assuming an egg a day, that makes the oldest one 10 days old. If looking to eat them, how long are eggs good for? I thought I read somewhere about 12 days.

Thanks,
 
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I apologize for my lack of clarity. We want to eat them!!!! Yahoo....
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It depends upon the temps in your area. It also depends upon how many hens are using that nest to lay. I keep eggs on the kitchen counter for 2 months sometimes, like right now when they are laying like crazy! Keep in mind, if the hen(s) have been sitting on them, there may be development.

I highly recommend breaking them into a separate bowl for visual and smell testing before using.
 
Generally we don't refrigerate our own laid eggs. If I found them in the woods I'd probably do what the previous poster said and crack them in separate bowls. I'd bet they are fine.
 
So did you eat them?! I am having the same issue right now (found four under our cornhole set. lol) and don't know if I should eat them or not???
 
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Really? I always take'em straight to the refrig. What is the best way to keep laid eggs ...for eating?
 

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