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Freezing Eggs in the Shell?

Can you freeze fresh eggs in the shell?

By Bonnie from Nevada, IA

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March 9, 20110 found this helpful

They will crack if you freeze them. I have chickens and live in a cold climate. If you do not collect the eggs promptly they will freeze and crack. If the egg is cracked, it will allow bacteria to enter the egg. A cracked egg could possibly be used right away if heated to a high temperature, but I would not advise freezing whole eggs as a method of storage.

 

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March 10, 20110 found this helpful

It's not worth the risk of bacteria. Here's a link of assorted ways to freeze eggs:
www.georgiaeggs.org/.../freezingeggs.html

 
December 5, 20110 found this helpful

I have frozen them for years so that we had enough eggs to get through winter. (Chickens that are not artificially heated/lit do not lay in the winter but can lay for many years beyond chickens that are not given a 'break' from laying.) They were all farm fresh though... so they were not sitting around on grocery store shelves or anything.

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We did only use them for hard boiled, scrambled or baking though.

 

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