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. Gertrude Gaskin
    Gertrude Gaskin August 05, 00:26

    Full glass with water drop in egg if it floats throw it out! If it settles to bottom it’s good!

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  2. Anne Forberg
    Anne Forberg August 06, 03:10

    yes!

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  3. John 'Mike' Hannan
    John 'Mike' Hannan August 06, 16:22

    Put them in water, if thet float ,throw them away.If they stand on their end,make hard boiled eggs. if they just lay there ,good ones.

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  4. Betty Gerland
    Betty Gerland August 08, 17:35

    I have known this for years.

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  5. Marge MacIntyre McGreevy
    Marge MacIntyre McGreevy August 08, 18:15

    I always do the egg test first, won’t use old eggs ever !

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  6. Eleanor Filanowski Jamosky
    Eleanor Filanowski Jamosky August 08, 20:26

    I have gotten eggs

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  7. Shelley Kinsey Adams
    Shelley Kinsey Adams August 08, 23:35

    Caitlin Adams, read this article~

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  8. Karen Show
    Karen Show August 10, 03:10

    Shannon Davies Tharp

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  9. Erlinda Verzosa Spiers
    Erlinda Verzosa Spiers August 10, 13:11

    I heard more of people got sick from eating from Chipotle than eating expired eggs

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  10. Rhonda Peterson
    Rhonda Peterson August 10, 17:46

    Kelly Johnson

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  11. Joy Broome Williams
    Joy Broome Williams August 10, 19:37

    Here you go Mandy Williams.

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  12. Shirley Abernathy
    Shirley Abernathy August 11, 02:47

    Just eat the eggs. They are fine.

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  13. Myra Price Pellegrin
    Myra Price Pellegrin August 11, 14:29

    When I buy eggs, I always rub my finger across them to feel for bumps. The bumps are very fresh eggs. Smooth eggs are older eggs.

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  14. Delores J. Head
    Delores J. Head August 11, 21:20

    Robin Renee Head check this out!

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  15. Robin Renee Head
    Robin Renee Head August 11, 21:24

    I have some eggs like that now in my fridge. Lol.

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  16. Connie Rh
    Connie Rh August 12, 23:55

    Chad Hughey you need to read this

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  17. Julia K Flowers
    Julia K Flowers August 13, 00:02

    All these use by dates or sell by dates are just a whacked out government regulation to give some one something to do.

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  18. Lana Teschner Newman
    Lana Teschner Newman August 13, 11:59

    I only buy 6 at a time may pay more but I don’t use that many for one person

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  19. Tudy Cook
    Tudy Cook August 13, 13:09

    I never throw eggs out because they do last a lot longer than the package says.

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  20. Minerva Lager
    Minerva Lager August 13, 13:42

    Good to know, I will check the eggs I bought a few weeks ago.

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  21. Laura Vath
    Laura Vath August 13, 21:06

    I don’t use many eggs so mine may be in the fridge for months, never had a problem with them going bad.

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  22. Judy Tharp
    Judy Tharp August 14, 13:30

    Not that I advocate doing it.. But the ancients buried them in the sand and ate them years later. Eew!

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  23. Kathy Hall
    Kathy Hall August 14, 13:49

    Always do the float test, works everytime

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  24. Donna Reynoldsyoung
    Donna Reynoldsyoung August 14, 16:35

    Yes there good for a long time..

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  25. Ellen Loney
    Ellen Loney August 14, 17:22

    Thank you.

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  26. James H. Dickson
    James H. Dickson August 14, 23:48

    The week-end of july 4th Ingles had eggs for fifty cents a dozen w/expiration date July 4th. I bought four dozen and they were fine. Put your egg in a bowl to check that it is not bad. Great for baking and etc. When they are cheap, I stock up on them.

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  27. Jerry Spano
    Jerry Spano August 15, 13:55

    I have “Stilltasty.com” bookmarked on my favorites and I use it quite often, especially with canned foods.

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  28. Sheila Pond Pugh
    Sheila Pond Pugh August 15, 23:31

    Float them

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  29. LaShonda Fife
    LaShonda Fife August 16, 00:32

    Can’t do it!!me and my husband argue about expiration dates all the time. I won’t eat anything past the date. But he says that’s when they have to sell it to you!! I’m not eat for it

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  30. Ed Simon
    Ed Simon August 16, 21:36

    I use them, unless the expiration date is more than a month old

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  31. E F Lamb Jr
    E F Lamb Jr August 18, 01:31

    I would go ahead and risk them. You know. Son

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  32. Gloria Young Perkinson
    Gloria Young Perkinson August 18, 18:42

    Most of the dates you see on food products are the sell by date but you do sometimes see a use by date that indicates the time period in which it will taste best. Throwing away food that has been properly stored based on the sell by date is a total waste of money.

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  33. Marylin Johnson
    Marylin Johnson August 19, 02:39

    Cargo ships carry eggs for a month or more.

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  34. Alistair Gillanders
    Alistair Gillanders August 19, 04:02

    I learned as a long distance sailor that eggs will easily keep for ammonthbor so even at room temperature. If you coat them in something to replace the bloom that gets washed off you can prevent oxygen mgration through the shell, things like mineral oil or the old standby isinglass have long been used. If you do that AND refrigerate you can get 9-12 MONTHS. Sell by dates in most cases are simply CYA measures by vendors rather than sanity (cover your$#%&!@*.

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  35. Joyce Kelly
    Joyce Kelly August 20, 01:52

    Wow !!

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  36. Addy Ann
    Addy Ann August 20, 19:34

    When will people learn that expiration dates are just a way for companies to get you to buy more product? If it smells bad or tastes bad don’t eat it.

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  37. Gail Gregory Landry
    Gail Gregory Landry August 21, 16:05

    Shane Landry

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  38. Peggy Thomas
    Peggy Thomas August 22, 00:11

    This says that stores put expiration date on them to know how long to sell them. Eggs are good 3 to 5/weeks after expired date. Just keep refrigerated..

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  39. Sandy Parks-Nelson
    Sandy Parks-Nelson August 22, 04:05

    Put an egg in water. If it floats throw it out

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  40. Patrick Romano Williams
    Patrick Romano Williams August 23, 13:03

    They don’t stay in my refrigerator long enough to go bad.

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  41. Gale Liggett
    Gale Liggett August 23, 13:24

    Boil your close dated or recently expired eggs and make egg salad or deviled eggs. They peel very easily when they are not as fresh.

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  42. Gale Liggett
    Gale Liggett August 23, 13:26

    Then you should just be careful of what you buy.

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  43. Cindy Land
    Cindy Land August 23, 15:47

    He is right. Expiration is actually store shelf date. When it has to be sold or removed from the shelf so they can restock.

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  44. Cindy Land
    Cindy Land August 23, 15:49

    If you only knew how long they sit at the chicken houses before they are picked up. Truck come to our farm once a week to pick up eggs so theyve already set for a week some of em. How’s that for fresh

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  45. Betty Pederson
    Betty Pederson August 24, 15:18

    I don’t throw them out unless there broke

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  46. Edith Marcum
    Edith Marcum August 26, 18:22

    old eggs peel better when boiling I think

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  47. Barbara Bingham
    Barbara Bingham August 28, 17:37

    I’ll use eggs a couple of weeks after the expiration date except when I’m using them in a mousse which calls for raw eggs and is not cooked.

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