- Jan 2, 2011
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I'm getting eggs from Gabbard farms the only options are paper and papermache cartons or $10 worth of polyfoam. I read the last post on here and I tend to agree that bubble wrap is the best. In my mind that although the polyfoam would probably work great against breakage there is no shock absorption which would result in scrambled eggs. I think of it as putting an egg in my fist and shaking the egg..it may not break but there is no give so it scrambled. With bubble wrap and newspaper there is give when a box is jolted. But paper and paper cartons don't seem much better. Should I pay the $10 for the polyfoam or go with the paper?