How many times have you cracked an egg into a bowl full of other ingredients and wondered if it was rotten or not? Unfortunately, eggs aren't the easiest ingredient to determine freshness, as the opaque protective shell conceals the condition of the white and yolk.
However, there are simple ways to check if an egg is fresh, and there are many things you can do to prevent eggs from going bad.
In this article, we will look at some tips that will help you find out whether an egg is still safe to eat or has expired.
In France, approximately 10 million tonnes of food end up in the trash every year.
People often prefer to throw away food after its expiration date.
While the number of eggs that go to waste in France is unknown, British media outlet The Guardian, citing the work of the anti-waste community Too Good to Go, reports that 720 million eggs end up in the UK.
The main reason for this waste is that 77% of Britons find it difficult to tell if an egg is fresh after its use-by date.
Want to make a second breakfast but don't know how long eggs last in the fridge? Don't panic. There are ways to check if they're safe to eat:
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