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This is correct. And also why eggs are refrigerated in the us but not in europe
by throwaway1777 4y ago
This is correct. And also why eggs are refrigerated in the us but not in europe
- YeGoblynQueenne 4y agoDepends. I put mine in the fridge soon as I get them. They last longer that way. But you're right that the super market displays them on ordinary (not refrigerated) shelves.
- ars 4y agoSort of. In the US they refrigerate the eggs not because of some coating but in case there is salmonella it's less likely to spread. You don't actually need to refrigerate eggs in the US if you never eat them raw. I have not refrigerated mine in decades - I buy them, then just leave them on the counter.
- zajio1am 4y agoHere in europe eggs are sold refrigerated. Some people keep them refrigerated, some people do not.
- jjgreen 4y agoGenerally not refrigerated at point of sale in the UK (if we still count as in Europe, sniff).