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It warms up. The USDA claims eggs lose seven days of freshness for each day it remain un-refrigerated. Many cultures do not have refrigeration yet they collect, sell and eat eggs. Eggs should be used within a few days if left out on the counter but for a day, just put it back in your fridge.

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