When do eggs exspire?

Answer 1

The amount of time it takes can depend on whether you're buying eggs from a grocery store or getting eggs from domestically owned chickens.

Assuming you are storing them properly, commercial eggs have a 45 day shelf life. they can be good for two or three weeks after that, but it depends on the egg.

Fresh eggs from domestic chickens, because they don't have to be transported or FDA approved, can last for 2 1/2 to 3 months. In my experience, they are better than commercial eggs because domestic chickens tend to be healthier and have better nutrition. Plus the chickens aren't pumped up with pharmeceuticals to keep diseases out of the eggs.

If an egg is bad, you will get a foul odor upon breaking it.

Good luck.

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Answer 2

Eggs typically have a "sell by" date and can be consumed safely for 3-5 weeks after that date if they have been stored properly in the refrigerator. To check if an egg is still good to eat, you can perform the float test by placing the egg in a bowl of water – if it sinks and lays flat on its side, it's fresh. If it stands upright and bobs on the bottom, it's still good but should be eaten soon. If the egg floats to the surface, it's no longer fresh and should be discarded.

Answer 3

Well if you mean expire as in the hen sits on them for more than 21 days then that probably means that they are not developed fully and will not hatch.