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I understood that washing eggs also removes a protective skin from the eggs that would otherwise stop bacteria from passing the shell. Maybe it's a chicken and
by junga 4y ago
I understood that washing eggs also removes a protective skin from the eggs that would otherwise stop bacteria from passing the shell.
Maybe it's a chicken and egg problem then.
- yktyejrwteyrt 4y agothe problem is washing the eggs prior to distribution. eggs should be washed just before use and not before, but in the us we wash them before shipping
- ars 4y agoThe protective coating is just oil. Best option is wash them at packaging plant and then spray with oil to regain the protection. Which is, in fact, what the US does.
- galangalalgol 4y agoWhat kind of oil? Is there any chance of it getting into the egg?