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If you look on the egg carton, there should be a 3-digit date code telling you when the eggs were laid. That code is the day number of the year (so 032 would b
by derekp7 12y ago
If you look on the egg carton, there should be a 3-digit date code telling you when the eggs were laid. That code is the day number of the year (so 032 would be Feb 1, 182 is July 1, etc). I've gotten in the habit of figuring out which day number it currently is, then at least I know how old the eggs are that I'm getting.
- anomalous 12y agoWould the expiration date not proportionally correlate to the date the eggs were laid?
- dredmorbius 12y agoJulian day, FWIW. The Linux / MacOS 'date' command will give you that: date +%j They make date math easy. If you want to know a specific date, add the Julian day to Jan 1 for the year: date -d "Jan 1 2014 + 358 days"