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CaMacho
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Jess
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Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
I put them back in the fridge this morning, but is it still okay to use them?
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Posted 12/6/07 1:20 PM  |
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BabyAvocado
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
Yes, I would think so.
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| Posted 12/6/07 1:24 PM |
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mrswask
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
Hmmm - in Florida? I don't know
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| Posted 12/6/07 1:25 PM |
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mtdr1106
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
when in doubt throw them out.
for an additonal $1.69 i would pass on the possible stomach worm.
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| Posted 12/6/07 1:25 PM |
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Nicole728
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
I think you should toss them...I wouldn't chance it
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| Posted 12/6/07 1:26 PM |
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Kara
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
Posted by mrswask
Hmmm - in Florida? I don't know
I'm assuming her house is a constant temp, though, and cooler than outside.
Then again, I fear food issues, so I'd probably toss them to be safe anyway.
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| Posted 12/6/07 1:27 PM |
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pinkandblue
Our family is complete, maybe
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
toss em
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| Posted 12/6/07 1:27 PM |
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CaMacho
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Jess
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
We keep the air really low at night b/c we like it cold to sleep and the eggs still felt cold to the touch in the morning, but yea I think i'll just toss them.
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| Posted 12/6/07 1:28 PM |
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yankinmanc
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
Yes, they are fine. Eggs shouldn't be refridgerated ideally.
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| Posted 12/6/07 1:31 PM |
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Blu-ize
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Susan
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
toss them..they can only be out for about 2 hrs safely.
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| Posted 12/6/07 1:39 PM |
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longford73
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
I always follow - When in doubt throw it out. Especially something like eggs.
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| Posted 12/6/07 1:49 PM |
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KellyDance
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
I did that once and I just threw them out! It isn't worth it!
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| Posted 12/6/07 1:51 PM |
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Preguntas
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Member since 1/07 3839 total posts
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
Posted by racheeeee
Eggs shouldn't be refridgerated ideally.
That's only fresh eggs- if you buy them from a fridge, they need ot go in a fridge.
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| Posted 12/6/07 2:00 PM |
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kimchee
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
Test the eggs if you're unsure:
To confirm that an egg is good float it in a bowl of water that will allow it to 'sink or swim'. If the egg sinks it is good. If it floats, discard it.
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| Posted 12/6/07 3:08 PM |
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yankinmanc
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
Posted by Preguntas
Posted by racheeeee
Eggs shouldn't be refridgerated ideally.
That's only fresh eggs- if you buy them from a fridge, they need ot go in a fridge.
In the UK our supermarket eggs aren't refridgerated and we don't refridgerate them normally.
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| Posted 12/6/07 3:15 PM |
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Kara
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
Posted by racheeeee
Posted by Preguntas
Posted by racheeeee
Eggs shouldn't be refridgerated ideally.
That's only fresh eggs- if you buy them from a fridge, they need ot go in a fridge.
In the UK our supermarket eggs aren't refridgerated and we don't refridgerate them normally.
Interesting!
Here in the US, we buy and keep them refrigerated. 
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| Posted 12/6/07 3:16 PM |
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Lisa
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
Posted by racheeeee
Posted by Preguntas
Posted by racheeeee
Eggs shouldn't be refridgerated ideally.
That's only fresh eggs- if you buy them from a fridge, they need ot go in a fridge.
In the UK our supermarket eggs aren't refridgerated and we don't refridgerate them normally.
Since you buy them unrefridgerated, you do not have to refrigerated them but the minute they go in the refridgerator...they must stay that way....
I learned that on my trip to El Salvador...everyone sells eggs from thier house...and no refrigeration!! 
Message edited 12/6/2007 3:18:35 PM.
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| Posted 12/6/07 3:17 PM |
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pnm1654
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
I would toss them just to be on the safe side.
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| Posted 12/6/07 3:19 PM |
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MrsPornStar
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
I agree with those who say toss them.
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| Posted 12/6/07 3:21 PM |
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bird382
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
I guess I'll be the lone U.S.-residing dissenter to say that they're probably okay, and I would use them.
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| Posted 12/6/07 3:24 PM |
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DaniJude
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
Posted by mtdr1106
when in doubt throw them out.
for an additonal $1.69 i would pass on the possible stomach worm.
i agree
you never know!
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| Posted 12/6/07 3:24 PM |
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SPECIALNEEDSMOMMY
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
I wouldn't use them.
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| Posted 12/6/07 3:44 PM |
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GenLCSW
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
Posted by Nicole728
I think you should toss them...I wouldn't chance it
me too
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| Posted 12/6/07 3:48 PM |
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Christine
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
I would have to throw them away. Ten people could tell me they would be ok but I would never be able to bring myself to eat them and I'd end up letting the expiration date pass and then toss them.
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| Posted 12/6/07 3:51 PM |
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yankinmanc
Happy Days!
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Re: Accidentally left a dozen eggs out overnight...
Posted by Lisa
Posted by racheeeee
Posted by Preguntas
Posted by racheeeee
Eggs shouldn't be refridgerated ideally.
That's only fresh eggs- if you buy them from a fridge, they need ot go in a fridge.
In the UK our supermarket eggs aren't refridgerated and we don't refridgerate them normally.
Since you buy them unrefridgerated, you do not have to refrigerated them but the minute they go in the refridgerator...they must stay that way....
I learned that on my trip to El Salvador...everyone sells eggs from thier house...and no refrigeration!!
Thats right! Eggs don't deal with temperature changes very well. I made a cheesecake recently with cold eggs and it curdled. So from now on, all my eggs are being kept on the counter!!
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| Posted 12/6/07 3:52 PM |
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