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Thursday 14 July 2016

Easy Way to Tell If an Egg Is Fresh Or Old


Know what you’re dealing with before you make the omelette

You’re hardcore craving a piece of frittata, so you grab the ingredients from the fridge but notice your eggs are uncomfortably close to their use-by date. To make sure they’re good, employ this super-easy method for determining egg freshness.

What you need: Eggs and a bowl

What you do: Fill the bowl with cold water and place the eggs in the bowl. If they sink, they’re good to use. If they float, toss 'em.

Why it works: Eggshells are porous. The longer an egg has been in the fridge, the more air has passed through the shell, making it more buoyant.

Sure beats discovering one bad egg after cracking it into a bowl of fresh ones.
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