Are Those Eggs Still Good After The Expiration Date?

Are Those Eggs Still Good After The Expiration Date?

Normally Throw Eggs Away When They Expired? It's Surprising To Learn They Could Still Be Safe To Eat!

Many of us have been taught to always go by the dates on the packages when we need to determine if a food is still okay to eat.

So, when we have an almost full carton of eggs in the fridge but that date says that they are now expired, we feel like we should just toss them out and buy brand new eggs instead. However, many of us are left feeling guilty about wasting food and we may even been wondering if the eggs were still okay to eat.

If this sounds like you, we discovered the answer to this question that has been on many people's minds for years and we couldn't believe what we found out when it comes to eggs.

We were seriously shocked that eggs were good after the expiration date, well, that is a given if they are one or two days old, but how long they were actually edible floored us completely.

To Find Out The Answer To Whether Your Eggs Are Still Safe After That Expiration Date & For How Long, Please Head On Over To The Next Page…



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124 Comments

  1. Renee Smith
    Renee Smith June 28, 05:17

    Nicole Gandhi

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  2. Kimberly Sanford Adams
    Kimberly Sanford Adams June 30, 03:49

    Hey, we have overgrown Zucchini in our garden that we won’t eat.
    So we just slice up in big 1/4″ rounds…toss in coup and bam…it’s gone!!! So good for them…they love the seeds!!

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  3. Anna Myers
    Anna Myers July 02, 18:47

    put them in water if they float they are no good

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  4. Jean Brooks
    Jean Brooks July 02, 21:51

    If you want to know if your eggs are still good, take a big bowl of water, and put the egg in it. If they float they ARE NOT good. If they do not float they are still good.

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  5. Tonjua Williams
    Tonjua Williams July 04, 03:18

    Eggs are good for 7 days after expiration date only

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  6. Patricia A. Benjamin
    Patricia A. Benjamin July 06, 13:08

    IF old eggs are any danger we would have gotten ill or died a LONG LONG time ago.

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  7. Pamela Richardson
    Pamela Richardson July 06, 19:39

    I get them right from the chicken coop good for 2 months

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  8. Rita Walbert
    Rita Walbert July 06, 21:16

    Guess I should be dead by now. …I never go by expiration dates. Well maybe with meat.

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  9. Patty Fowler
    Patty Fowler July 08, 11:54

    Do not do this! The eggs explode and turn to rubber!

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  10. Debra Rosenblum
    Debra Rosenblum July 08, 20:23

    We never died

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  11. Mary Smar
    Mary Smar July 10, 23:09

    good forever if kept cold look on internet. other foods also ladies your throwing away good food smell that will tell you about food lloms

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  12. Donna Murphy Fischer
    Donna Murphy Fischer July 11, 00:12

    They don’t last that long in my house. Easy protein meal. But, the float tip is a good tip.

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  13. Charlene Gordon
    Charlene Gordon July 11, 05:42

    Me too, and my 92 year old father!

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  14. Kim Hise Pletscher
    Kim Hise Pletscher July 11, 12:02

    If they float don’t eatem, if they sink, go for it!

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  15. Vickie Evoli
    Vickie Evoli July 11, 19:26

    I don’t ever check expiration. On eggs all other dairy I do. Funny the thing you would get sick from. I never came across a bad egg sometimes I have in refrigerator for weeks

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  16. Josephine Brandano Corriveau
    Josephine Brandano Corriveau July 12, 04:38

    My friend used to do charter trips from Fla to Bahamas. Never refrigerated eggs. Used to turn them over daily. Boat kept moving too

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  17. Fran Sabolcik
    Fran Sabolcik July 12, 14:04

    I use them, no one gets sick. Use if they r stinky, dah, don’t use

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  18. Teresa Carney Wells
    Teresa Carney Wells July 14, 16:12

    Eggs last way longer than people would think

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  19. Pam Tarone
    Pam Tarone July 14, 23:25

    Jamie Tarone Iero

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  20. Anne Forberg
    Anne Forberg July 15, 15:01

    yes, definilety

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  21. Susan Glatz Sehorn
    Susan Glatz Sehorn July 18, 21:13

    Growing up raising chickens, I knew this. Store bought eggs never taste as fresh as eggs you pull out from under the chicken still warm though. Js.

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  22. Joyce Utt
    Joyce Utt July 18, 22:17

    Store bought eggs still don’t taste as good as fresh from the chicken, and never will.

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  23. Cathy Saffles
    Cathy Saffles July 20, 15:06

    Much longer than that

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  24. Lynette Chesney
    Lynette Chesney July 21, 18:25

    sometimes yu can tell by putting them in a bowl of water.if the egg floats it is bad.

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  25. Marti Will
    Marti Will July 21, 20:55

    I just now checked my carton , even before I saw this post, omg, they are good for a while longer, but I am not one to carry over for to long, looks like I will be boiling some eggs

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  26. Howard Cooper
    Howard Cooper July 21, 21:06

    more reasons to have your own chickens

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  27. Linda Vargas
    Linda Vargas July 21, 22:08

    they are still good.

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  28. Kathy Kinney
    Kathy Kinney July 23, 15:21

    Good to know.. I didn’t know about the float tip.

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  29. Justin Kase
    Justin Kase July 23, 22:36

    Ain’t worth the gamble for a dollar!!

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  30. Vicki Morris
    Vicki Morris July 25, 11:56

    Yes they will be fine within reason for heaven’s sakes!

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  31. Linda Johnson
    Linda Johnson July 25, 23:07

    Put in cold water if float bad. The last a long time

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  32. Linda Johnson
    Linda Johnson July 25, 23:09

    Eggs don’t have to be refrigerated

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  33. Donna McDonald
    Donna McDonald July 26, 02:12

    I knew that already..I lived on a farm..

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  34. Jerilyn Williams Barlowe
    Jerilyn Williams Barlowe July 26, 04:00

    Hard boil the eggs. Still good.

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  35. Alta Winton Lutts
    Alta Winton Lutts July 27, 15:27

    Country grown eggs, we had no dAte machine. A bad egg when always cracked in separate bowl was thrown away. Never ate or got sick on a bad egg

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  36. Rosalie Payne
    Rosalie Payne July 27, 17:21

    I’ve eaten eggs one month past the expiration date and haven’t died yet. I do use the float test if I have a question

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  37. Betty Jacobs Nielsen
    Betty Jacobs Nielsen July 28, 01:25

    I’m sure ‘this’ is where Uncle Jomie would say to me…’I TOLD YOU SO!!!’ 🙂

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  38. Carol Bennett
    Carol Bennett July 30, 02:09

    If they float in water, then pitch, but if they sit on the bottom, they are fine.

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  39. Denise Prothro Jolly
    Denise Prothro Jolly July 30, 13:35

    I do what others have said – if in doubt put in a deep bowl of water. If they float on top you should toss them because air has gotten in. If they are just suspended halfway they are fine and in fact they are the best for boiling and peel easily.

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  40. Janice Holland Smith
    Janice Holland Smith August 01, 23:37

    That’s what we were told . If the egg floats in a cup of water they are no good. So if they are past date I check them that way.

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  41. Kathryn A. Young
    Kathryn A. Young August 02, 22:06

    I do the “sink” or “swim” test with mine too, if they float I throw them out.

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  42. Ro Solden
    Ro Solden August 02, 23:58

    Just laid eggs taste eggy…lol. they have a stronger egg taste…I prefer store bought.

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  43. William Works
    William Works August 03, 10:52

    This i knew

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  44. Sheila Anderson-Devine
    Sheila Anderson-Devine August 03, 14:01

    Tara Tesch and Karen Hicks Yoder. Thought u might like this.

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  45. Karen Kamalski Schafer
    Karen Kamalski Schafer August 03, 15:52

    I have eaten eggs 3 months old. No problem.

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  46. Cathy Hays Jesse
    Cathy Hays Jesse August 03, 20:48

    Yep – they never used to be kept cold @ grocery store in old days !

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