I swear I just bought these eggs a couple weeks ago but I must have forgotten to check the date. I need to make muffins for an event tomorrow. Do you think they are still ok? I really don't feel like going to the store tonight .
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| Crack one open. Does it smell like sulfur? If it doesn't smell bad, it's fine. |
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Put them in a bowl of water. If they sink = okay. ( that includes sitting on the round end on the bottom)
If they float (nothing on bottom)= trip to the store |
| Don't risk it (if you are making muffins for others!) |
| Oh my God. Of course they are fine. |
| They are fine. Eggs last for months past the date stamped on the carton. |
| Fine |
And if they aren't? Thanks for the bad muffins, food poisoning. Just go to the store! |
| It's a sell by date. Not expiration. |
Oh, sure!!! For months!!!!
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There is a reason one is supposed to crack eggs into a different bowl than the one they're mixing into. If the egg smells, it's bad. This rule is true no matter what the date on the carton is. There is no reason to throw away eggs that are probably perfectly good without even testing them. |
NP here who agrees they are fine. You are hysterical! And ridiculous. |
Thanks everyone. Going to check them now
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| Don't do it. Get new ones. |
They sank and they don't smell like anything. Using them
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