Keeping eggs fresh- open containers ok or sealed better?

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Tracyree

Tracyree

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May 6, 2011
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We have the second one, but we do not use the lid with it. It locks so tightly I was concerned about moisture being trapped and getting funky. Mine only holds 10 eggs, which is kind of weird. I have had no problems.

The first is beautiful!

ETA: commercial style egg cartons do not seal. In fact the cardboard ones breathe!
 
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I don't think it matters one bit...egg cartons are not a sealed container. I mean you don't plan on keeping them for months in there do you?
You get fresh ones daily....so whatever you wish to see I would imgine!
 
Thanks!! Pretty one it is
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I want one badly too! Hinting to the hubby for a Christmas present. LOL
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But I do also love that open stoneware one! Hmmm...maybe that one too for when the egg skelter gets full (if my girls will ever start back laying regularly).
 
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They're sold in the UK (search Egg Skelter), and I haven't been able to find a dealer here in the States.
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You can order from the UK and have 'em shipped, but I'd rather not bother.
 

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