LONG LASTING EGGS

by Terry Chamberlin
I once saw a video that explained how to store eggs unrefrigerated for long periods of time (up to a year or more) in a way that kept the eggs from spoiling or going bad.
It was simple enough: Fill a large container with water, add a certain amount of calcium hydroxide, then add enough eggs to fill the container but be sure that the water/calcium hydroxide mix covered all the eggs.
It was explained that the calcium hydroxide killed all the pathogens in the water that would normally make the eggs go bad.
I thought to myself, “I bet colloidal silver would do that!”
So I placed 2 eggs in a wide-mouth 1-pint container and covered the eggs in CS (colloidal silver).
I placed this container on a top shelf in my kitchen, where it was the warmest place in the kitchen.
I let the eggs sit there for 3 months.
Yesterday I took one of the eggs out and broke it into a frying pan.
It was the regular beautiful orange yolk as normal. I cooked it sunny-side up the way I like.
There was no odor whatsoever and the egg was delicious!
I’m going to let the other egg sit in the CS for another 3 months and then see how it is doing, but I’m pretty sure this egg will be as good as the first.
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