Is it ok to freeze fresh eggs for later use?

Question

Just wondering if this is ok? I mean freezing them whole, and raw- then be able to thaw them out as needed.

Answer 1

i wouldn't do that.

Answer 2

According to the Georgia egg commission you absolutely can freeze eggs, but they give some very specific rules. I'd check out their website at: http://www.georgiaeggs.org/pages/freezin... and follow those rules just to be safe!

Answer 3

They usually crack when you freeze them.  So  I would say no.

Answer 4

definitely NO!

Answer 5

I would not recommend it. They last a pretty long time as long as they are refridgerated. Best bet is to just use them up and if you think they've been in there too long - throw them out. Basically, don't eat eggs that are a month old.

Monica

Answer 6

I don't think that would work. I'm pretty sure they would crack.

Answer 7

Yes you can freeze them, but you need to take them out of the shells first.  When you want to use them, let them thaw gradually, i. e., not in a microwave.  Then you can use them just like any other raw egg.

Answer 8

Omg no dont do that thats something you shouldnt freeze up.  

Answer 9

Yuck!