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The Secret to Keeping Eggs Fresh for a Year: Freezing Them!
If you plan to use the eggs for:
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* **Savory dishes** → add a **pinch of salt** per egg to help maintain texture
* **Baking or desserts** → add **1/2 teaspoon of sugar** per egg
This step is optional but helps preserve the structure of the yolks.
#### 3. **Portion and Store**
Pour the eggs into an ice cube tray, silicone mold, or muffin tin—1 egg per compartment is ideal. Freeze until solid, then transfer to a labeled freezer bag or airtight container. Don’t forget to write the date!
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### ❄️ How Long Do Frozen Eggs Last?
Properly stored, frozen eggs can last **up to 1 year**. For best results, use them within 8–10 months for baking and 12 months for scrambled eggs, quiches, and casseroles.
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### 🍳 How to Use Frozen Eggs
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* **Thaw overnight** in the fridge before use
* Use in any recipe calling for whole eggs
* Not ideal for fried or poached eggs (texture won’t be quite right), but perfect for:
* Scrambled eggs
* Pancakes and waffles
* Cakes, muffins, and cookies
* Custards and frittatas
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### 🚫 What Not to Freeze
* **Eggs in the shell** – They’ll crack and become unsafe to eat
* **Hard-boiled eggs** – The whites get rubbery and unpleasant
* **Eggs with added milk or cream** – Stick to pure egg mixtures for best results
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### Final Thoughts
Freezing eggs is a simple, budget-friendly kitchen hack that can save you time, money, and waste—especially when prices fluctuate or supply is uncertain. With just a few minutes of prep, you can build a stash of eggs that lasts an entire year.
So next time you see a sale or collect a basket of farm-fresh eggs, don’t worry about using them all right away. **Freeze them—and enjoy fresh eggs anytime you want.**
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Need a printable guide or storage label template? Just ask—happy to help!
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