Eggs

[Gogs]

Should they be kept in the fridge after coming back from the supermarket?

I say no, as they are not kept refrigerated in the supermarket......

...my missus says yes, as when you buy a fridge you get that wee egg holder in one of the drawers so they must be.....

anyone else got an opinion???

[outlaw13]

Allegedly when in the fridge they absorb smells (flavours). That's why if you keep them next to truffles they taste like truffles. So I say keep them in the fridge next to the Stella.

[ScubaSue]

Originally Posted by outlaw13

Allegedly when in the fridge they absorb smells (flavours). That's why if you keep them next to truffles they taste like truffles. So I say keep them in the fridge next to the Stella.

You keep a woman in the fridge?




Eggs should be kept in the fridge, to make them last longer - allegedly

[Ding Dang Doo]

According to the Food Standards Agency..

Storing eggs safely
Here are some tips to help you store your eggs safely:

* Do store eggs in a cool, dry place, ideally in the fridge.
* Do store eggs away from other foods. It's a good idea to use your fridge's egg tray, if you have one, because this helps to keep eggs separate.
* Do eat dishes containing eggs as soon as possible after you've prepared them, but if you're not planning to eat them straight away, cool them quickly and then keep them in the fridge.
* Don't use eggs after their 'best before' date for the safest choice.
* Don't use eggs with damaged shells, because dirt or bacteria might have got inside them.

So, as they have told us this, it's probably best that we don't pay any attention to it at all, as they will change the adivse next week!

Pete

[tom]

Originally Posted by Gogs

wee egg holder in one of the drawers??

these are also useful for storage of false eyeballs

[Gogs]

Originally Posted by Ding Dang Doo

According to the Food Standards Agency..

Storing eggs safely
Here are some tips to help you store your eggs safely:

* Do store eggs in a cool, dry place, ideally in the fridge.
* Do store eggs away from other foods. It's a good idea to use your fridge's egg tray, if you have one, because this helps to keep eggs separate.
* Do eat dishes containing eggs as soon as possible after you've prepared them, but if you're not planning to eat them straight away, cool them quickly and then keep them in the fridge.
* Don't use eggs after their 'best before' date for the safest choice.
* Don't use eggs with damaged shells, because dirt or bacteria might have got inside them.

So, as they have told us this, it's probably best that we don't pay any attention to it at all, as they will change the adivse next week!

Pete

FFS guys my girlfriend is jumping about saying she has won the arguement that eggs should be kept in the fridge.....

[Ding Dang Doo]

Originally Posted by Gogs

FFS guys my girlfriend is jumping about saying she has won the arguement that eggs should be kept in the fridge.....

Err, sorry mate, wrong answer then?

[Scubee]

Originally Posted by tom

these are also useful for storage of false eyeballs

And Jiff Lemons... but don't get them muddled up

[Lou]

Originally Posted by Gogs

FFS guys my girlfriend is jumping about saying she has won the arguement that eggs should be kept in the fridge.....

Well she is quite right...she has..







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[Scubee]

Originally Posted by Ding Dang Doo

Err, sorry mate, wrong answer then?

Woo Hoo

Girl Power!!