eggs and keeps their identifying information available.
It also helps prevent odors from other foods from affecting the eggs.
Avoid the Refrigerator Door
Although many refrigerators have egg-shaped compartments in the door, the temperature there can fluctuate more frequently than in the main refrigerator compartment.
USDA recommends keeping eggs in the coldest part of the refrigerator rather than the door.
Don’t Wash Eggs at Home
If you’re using commercially processed eggs, washing them again at home isn’t recommended. USDA explains that home washing can increase contamination risk by allowing water to move through the shell’s pores.
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