Storing eggs? Wash farm eggs? Crack eggs? Separate yolks? USING EGGS

How to wash farm fresh eggs? How to store eggs? How to crack eggs? How to separate an egg yolk? How long will eggs last unrefrigerated? An experienced cook shares many tips and pointers about using eggs, both farm fresh eggs and store-bought. You'll appreciate these EGG TIPS as you become the best Diligent Homemaker you can be!
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[@amandachambers2283]

This is a great video! I picked up a few tips I didn't know. 🙂 I had no idea that putting the egg in the carton, pointy side down helps keep them fresh longer. We go through so many eggs, so quickly that I guess I hadn't noticed it. Thanks for the info!

[@sandrabotard7687]

I didn't know the egg shell would act as a magnet to draw out a broken shell. That is so handy to know. I was interested in knowing whether to wash my fresh eggs or not. You answered my questions. Thank you!

[@HeritageWaysKatie]

I am so glad this helped! 🤩

[@franciejo]

Very good information.

[@HeritageWaysKatie]

Thank-you! Always great to hear from you❤️

[@joisom1405]

Good to know how long they can stay on the counter.

[@HeritageWaysKatie]

We use eggs that have been out for weeks. 👍🏽

[@jeanwoodall1523]

I knew everything except that the egg shell would act as a magnet for bits of shell.

[@HeritageWaysKatie]

👍🏽👍🏽

[@nothingexists869]

With the exception of a fertilized egg, How do you tell an egg isbad? Will it smell bad or look bad? What about the small red speck seen in some eggs ?

[@HeritageWaysKatie]

Good questions! It will smell bad....you'll know! In my 50-something years of using "fresh" eggs, I have seen only two that were bad...one had a chicken embryo in it. Now, THAT was scary for a young, little girl to find. 🫣 The little speak is a bit of blood. It's as harmless as blood in hamburger before cooking it. However, I usually get that speak out with the eggshell as a magnet. Personal preference. Hope you have a great day!

[@phyllislandry6401]

I always ask for UNWASHED!!!

[@HeritageWaysKatie]

I do, too, when buying from farmers.😃