Can you freeze fresh eggs?
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I have. I cracked them, then put them in an ice cube tray--one egg to each cube hole. Once frozen, I moved them over to a plastic bag. I use them in baked goods.
Yes. You crack them into a small plastic container and add a little salt.
I had to do this for the first time a few days ago when my carton broke and all the shells cracked. Plastic bagged and totally okay.
Yes you can freeze fresh eggs still in the shell up to a year, before using run under cold water for a few minutes to make into liquid again.
Yes you surely can.
Reference for an idea how to: www.fresheggsdaily.com/
Breaking and freezing your eggs is great if you are storing them up to a year. There are other ways to store fresh eggs for months. The eggs you buy at the store are typically 3 weeks to 3 months out of the chicken when you bring them home and that includes the supposed organic eggs you find in the store. According to farm life magazine refrigerated you can store them for up to 9 months. But - quality will start decreasing once you do refrigerate your fresh eggs.
No, you shouldn't freeze eggs.
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