Raw Eggs, Anyone else do this?

[Beekissed]

I freeze mine right in the shell....think about it: You crack them open, mix them up and freeze them in ice cube trays so that you can place them in freezer bags and store them in the freezer. They are then still exposed to the freezer while in a bag....why not just wash them well, double bag them and freeze them as is?

They are then still in their little usable units of measure and need only be thawed and mixed into whatever you are baking. Both methods will end up with a cracked shell and exposure of the contents in one way or another, the method I use just eliminates the work from it all.

 

[conny63malies]

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thanks, i love them but there is none around here, i will buy the stuff tomorrow!!!!

 

[HorseFeatherz NV]

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This DOES work with chicken eggs - not double yolkers. And works best with first time eggs or wind/fart eggs. (Yup I have a carton full of them

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Grew up on raw just about everything. Still to this day will eat/drink a raw egg in a glass. Love to add an egg to milk shakes.


Brownie batter.............

 

[M.sue]

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thanks, i love them but there is none around here, i will buy the stuff tomorrow!!!!

Maybe I should make this for my DH, let him drink it and 2-3 days later tell him what it was!!! See Honey raws eggs don't kill you!! lol

 

[M.sue]

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Never thought about freezing my excess eggs & I despise being wasteful....Learn something knew all the time!!

 

[silkiechicken]

It only takes one egg to make one person sick in 10,000 and you have to put a disclaimer "on the bottle" saying that that is one of the risks...

We still thaw things on the counter, leave cooked boiled food on the stove over night, and eat raw eggs. My mom and her 8 siblings grew up without a refrigerator... they hung their market meat in a windy door way be it winter or summer... and if some stray animal took it, they would run that animal down, take it back and still eat it for supper. They are still alive and not sick from it....

 

[weeders n feeders]

Generally when I make a batch of cookies only about a dozen cookies actually get baked. The rest goes in the fridge and is taken out by the spoonful. One kid actually rarely eats baked cookies but loves the raw dough.
Yes some really bad bugs have been found in eggs and have made some people seriously ill. But I think if you were able to get some actual numbers you'd find that eating raw eggs especially those you produce yourself (well rather your chickens produce) is safer than walking many city streets at night or driving to work daily.
Sure there's a chance something bad could be there but boy is it good! If you avoid everything in life that could harm you then you cannot live. I mean birth can kill you know so since it is dangerous we should not have children cause they might die during the process.

 

[conny63malies]

M.sue :

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thanks, i love them but there is none around here, i will buy the stuff tomorrow!!!!

Maybe I should make this for my DH, let him drink it and 2-3 days later tell him what it was!!! See Honey raws eggs don't kill you!! lol​

no it wont. My grandpas brother had a old van converted into abeehive in on of our fields and i even survived raw fresh harvested honey. I survived a lot of stuff as a kid that we think is crazy nowadays.

 

[cajun Rabbit]

M.sue :

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thanks, i love them but there is none around here, i will buy the stuff tomorrow!!!!

Maybe I should make this for my DH, let him drink it and 2-3 days later tell him what it was!!! See Honey raws eggs don't kill you!! lol​

If he is quick on his feet, he will respond "well you didn't wait long enough or you messed up the recipe

..... why are you trying to kill me??"

 

[Stacykins]

Glad to read that I was the only one who has gotten sick from eggs. I know it actually is much less common than many other illnesses. Heck, seasonal influenza kills thousands every year. Now if only raw milk were legal. I know raw milk is sold and also used for goods like cheeses in Europe, yet incidences of milkbourne diseases are basically nonexistent there.