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  1. 04-03-2011, 12:46 AM #1
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    Question I accidently froze my eggs Are they still good?

    When I put the bag of froze vegetables in the deep freeze I accidentally put two cartons of a dozen eggs each in the freeze. shells, carton and all right in the freeze. I figured it out two days later.

    Are they still good? or should I throw them out?
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    They are safe to eat, but the texture of the yolks might not be agreeable.
    Use it up, Wear it out,
    Make it do, Or do without. ~unknown

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    But if you try sometimes you just might find
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    Quote Originally Posted by Contrary Housewife View Post
    They are safe to eat, but the texture of the yolks might not be agreeable.
    Any ideas of ways I could use them up that might be more agreeable then others?
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    Use them in baking or scrambled/omelet/b'fast casserole/quiche

    Stay away from poached, sunny side up...
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