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If you catch a good sale on eggs, don’t worry about them going bad—you can actually freeze them and use them later for baking and cooking.
However, there’s one important rule:
👉 You cannot freeze eggs in the shell.
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The shell will crack as the egg expands, so they must always be removed first.
🧊 Best Way to Freeze Eggs
- Crack one egg into each section of an ice cube tray
- Gently whisk each egg (optional, but helps for even texture later)
- Place the tray in the freezer until completely solid
- Pop out the frozen egg cubes
- Store them in a freezer-safe zip-top bag or container
This frees up your ice cube trays and keeps everything organized.
🍳 How to Use Frozen Eggs
When you’re ready to cook:
- Take out 1 egg cube per recipe egg needed
- Place in a bowl
- Let it thaw in the fridge or at room temperature
- Use as normal for baking, scrambling, or cooking
⏳ How Long Do Frozen Eggs Last?
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