A farmer claims - this is the right way to put eggs in the fridge/theshilohfarm/TIKTOK
Are you keeping the eggs in the wrong place in the fridge?
It turns out that there is a debate about egg storage between the Americans and the British who tend to store eggs on the counter or in a basket, while the Americans prefer to put them on the refrigerator door.
So who is right?
None, but the Americans are close.
Legendary British baker and chef Mary Berry discovered the right way to store eggs to ensure they stay fresh for longer.
In her cookbook, she wrote: "Store the eggs in their box on a shelf in the refrigerator (away from strong foods, so they don't absorb flavors and odors through their shells). If you put them pointed end down, the yolk will remain concentrated in the white. Always use them before the date They have expired."
According to the British Daily Express, keeping eggs in the refrigerator will help keep them fresh for a long time.
You should just remember to put them on a shelf in the center of the refrigerator - and not their designated area in the refrigerator door, where the temperatures are higher.
At the same time, it is not recommended to store them too deep in the refrigerator, where the temperatures are too low.
Jenna Kelly, an expert from Essential Food Hygiene UK, explained: "It is recommended to store them in the fridge as soon as possible. Avoid any change in temperature as it can cause condensation on the skin, which in turn can cause bacterial problems."
This is the best place to store eggs:
Food safety expert Sylvia Anderson told GB News: "Eggs should be stored in the fridge, ideally between 0°C and 5°C. The fridge helps slow down bacterial growth and prevents eggs from spoiling quickly. Make sure the temperature inside your fridge stays consistent. Fluctuations can cause condensation on the eggshells, which can facilitate the growth of bacteria. Avoid placing eggs near the back of the refrigerator where temperatures may be colder. Store eggs in the main body of the refrigerator, not in the door."
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. She also confirmed that the door is actually the hottest part of the refrigerator, because the temperature of what is stored on it rises and falls when It opens and closes.
This is why some professionals say you should also avoid putting the milk at the door.
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