Egg Float Test

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Egg Float Test

There’s nothing worse than cracking open an egg to find out that it’s gone bad. Eggs are a versatile food used in everything from baked goods to breakfast to fried chicken. If only there was a way to test for freshness without having to crack an egg. Well, there is!

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Ingredients

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  • 1 egg any size
  • 2-3 cups cold water

Instructions

  1. Fill the mixing bowl or cereal bowl with the cold water so to at least 4 inches deep.
  2. Gently place the egg into the bowl and wait a moment to let it settle.
  3. If the egg is fresh, it will sink to the bottom of the bowl and lay on its side.
  4. If the egg is not as fresh but still safe to eat, it will sink to the bottom and stand on one end.
  5. If the egg is unfit to consume, it will float. Discard any such eggs.
  6. Repeat the previous steps for any remaining eggs you wish to test.
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