Have you ever wondered if eggs go bad? These days, we often store our eggs in the refrigerator, and they're used up quicker than just about anything. Whether it's for baking, breakfast casseroles, or ...

These days, a dozen eggs can easily cost more than a gallon of gas in some states — so the last thing you want to do is toss them in the trash. But you also don’t want to cook or bake with rotten eggs ...

No one wants to eat an egg that has gone bad — and thanks to its protective shell, you can't exactly rely on sight or smell to determine an egg's freshness. You can keep eggs fresh in the fridge for ...

Q: How can you tell when an egg has spoiled? A: On the side or end of an egg carton, you’ll find stamped numbers and letters. Usually the stamp is two lines long. On the bottom line, you’ll find the ...

A simple procedure can help you determine whether eggs are fresh. Place the eggs in a bowl of cold water. If the eggs float, discard them. It's a good idea to discard any egg you have doubts about.