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4 Ways to Tell if an Egg is Bad

By Matthew Lynch
October 9, 2023
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Introduction:

Have you ever grabbed an egg from your fridge and wondered if it’s still good to eat? Knowing how to determine the freshness of an egg is crucial for both safety and taste. In this article, we’ll explore four simple methods that will help you easily check whether an egg has gone bad or not. Let’s dive right in!

1. The Float Test:

The float test is a well-known and straightforward method to determine whether an egg is fresh or expired. Fill a bowl with water and gently place the egg in it. When an egg is fresh, it should sink and lay flat on its side. If it tilts upwards or stands upright but still touches the bottom of the bowl, it’s not fully fresh but safe to consume. If the egg floats, it indicates that it has gone bad.

2. Checking the Expiration Date:

While this may seem obvious, many people overlook checking the expiration date on their egg cartons. The ‘Sell By’ or ‘Best If Used By’ dates are not hard rules; eggs could last beyond these dates if properly refrigerated. However, be cautious when eating eggs past their expiration date as they might spoil.

3. The Sniff Test:

A quick sniff test can help you identify if an egg has gone bad even without cracking it open. Spoiled eggs give off a sulfur-like smell, so if you notice a strong odor while handling the eggshell, chances are it’s gone bad.

4. Examining Shell Quality:

The shell of an egg can provide useful clues about its freshness. Fresh eggs typically have smooth, clean shells with little-to-no odor. Be wary of cracked or excessively dirty shells, as they could be signs of aging or bacterial growth.

Conclusion:

These four simple techniques should help you confidently determine whether an egg has gone bad before using it for cooking or baking. Remember to always wash your hands after handling eggs, as salmonella contamination is a potential risk with expired eggs. Happy egg-cracking!

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