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Food Strainer for Cleaning Up Hard Boiled Eggs

My husband loves hard boiled eggs for a quick, healthier, more than normal snack. With time, I've tried other tips I've read about concerning hard boiled eggs and would like to share my recent discovery.

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I now place our food strainer in the sink before I peel the hard boiled eggs under water. When I'm done, I just empty the strainer into the trash can and then rinse the strainer. It took less than a minute to clean up the peeled shells from a dozen eggs.

Once peeled, I lay some paper towels in the bottom of some Rubbermaid containers, place in the refrigerator, and the eggs stay good for over a week.

By CPJ from Madison, AL

 

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January 19, 20151 found this helpful

I save my pickled beet juice to store the peeled hard boiled eggs.

 
August 17, 20190 found this helpful

Instead of disposing of the egg shells, I save them in a gallon plastic container, when I get a quantity, I crush them up and powder them in my Ninja blender, then add the powder to my compost bin, then nothing's wasted.

 

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