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  • Question about Eggs

    I need to go grocery shopping. Please don't judge me, but...

    How long after the sell-by date on a carton of eggs is it still safe to eat them...? We're talkin' January 24.
    married to an anesthesia attending

  • #2
    I had to stop and think about how many days it has been since Jan 24. I bet they are ok for another week or two. Using older eggs in baking can affect your final product though I don't remember how.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by cupcake
      I had to stop and think about how many days it has been since Jan 24. I bet they are ok for another week or two. Using older eggs in baking can affect your final product though I don't remember how.
      Nellie! Thanks a lot for emphasizing how old they are!

      We didn't make it to a regular grocery store after Target yesterday because it's SO cold here. Dh is working today, and I literally have nothing but some old eggs in the fridge to eat. I just plan on making an omelet or scrambled eggs or something, nothing fancy. I just want to make sure I will live through my meal!

      (Yes, we did go to Target yesterday, but I wasn't really thinking about food... )
      married to an anesthesia attending

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      • #4
        I'm sure it will be fine for an omelet. If you were making a delicate cake or meringue you might notice a difference. With temperatures like that, I think the eggs are perfectly ok for eating!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by cupcake
          I'm sure it will be fine for an omelet. If you were making a delicate cake or meringue you might notice a difference. With temperatures like that, I think the eggs are perfectly ok for eating!
          Thank you, Nellie!
          Cake sounds good... Fresh eggs or not, I don't think I'd be able to make one.
          married to an anesthesia attending

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          • #6
            Yeah, but is there a difference between "sell by" and "use by?"
            I couldn't figure out the difference between expiration, sell by and use by when I did an online search.
            married to an anesthesia attending

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            • #7
              The ones in my fridge have an even older date and I am still eating them!!!!
              Luanne
              wife, mother, nurse practitioner

              "You have not converted a man because you have silenced him." (John, Viscount Morely, On Compromise, 1874)

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              • #8
                How old are they, Luanne? Just curious, in case I, you know, decide to NOT throw mine away.
                married to an anesthesia attending

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                • #9
                  They'll be fine. Eggs stay good for quite a while!

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                  • #10
                    Almost a week older.
                    Luanne
                    wife, mother, nurse practitioner

                    "You have not converted a man because you have silenced him." (John, Viscount Morely, On Compromise, 1874)

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