Keeping your eggs in the fridge is a smart move to protect them from germs and bacteria sneaking through the shell.

Ms Morgan says store-bought eggs are "pretty fresh", so the use-by date compared with home-grown eggs shouldn't vary. Whether or not they are caged eggs or free-range won't impact how long they ...

This doesn’t mean, however, that someone who buys eggs at a grocery store should leave those eggs on the counter. “We can slow the water loss and also stop the bacteria from getting inside the ...

The easiest way to separate egg whites from yolks requires no special equipment. Here, learn this simple technique for fast, ...

This doesn't mean, however, that someone who buys eggs at a grocery store should leave those eggs on the counter. It could be quite some time before this process makes its way to store-bought eggs.

They're a staple item in kitchens across the UK. But it turns out you've probably been storing your eggs wrong. That's according to Adam Oakley, a storage expert from Door to Store ...

In the UK and Ireland, the guidance is for retailers to keep eggs at room temperature to prevent condensation from forming on the cold eggs during the journey home from the shops, but consumers ...

Eggs don't necessarily need to be stored in the fridge, contrary to popular belief. When kept in their carton inside the refrigerator, they can stay fresh for around three weeks. Separated egg ...

In the UK and Ireland, retailers are advised to store eggs at room temperature to avoid condensation forming on the cold eggs during the trip home from the shops. However, once at home ...

With the high price of eggs right now, it can be disheartening to open the carton at home and see that one or two of the eggs have cracked.