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Cooking & Baking

FarPoint

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4. That is a great example of rubbery yokes...

Reply to magicarpet (Reply #3)

Thu Apr 16, 2026, 08:09 AM

Apr 16

It can happen to any of us...leaving stuff in garage...I have...

I don't go thru the eggs as fast I use to with kids around back a few years ago...so freezing works great... definitely a simple prepper task...

I do make egg bites in my Instant pot...dozen eggs for that... I also use 8-12 eggs when making bread pudding...Ina Gartens recipe..

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stock up on eggs....freeze them. [View all] FarPoint Apr 16 OP

Good to know. My local Costco is using eggs as a loss leader, selling 2 dozen for 3.50. Scrivener7 Apr 16 #1

I posted this because the egg food chain is fragile... FarPoint Apr 16 #2

Yes, when you freeze eggs raw the yolks do get rubbery. But all is fine they taste magicarpet Apr 16 #3

That is a great example of rubbery yokes... FarPoint Apr 16 #4

I once made the mistake of freezing groundnut chop without removing the hardboiled eggs first. BobTheSubgenius Apr 16 #5