Stop eating eggs like that! (Nutritionist reveals the reason)

Why You Should Never Wash Eggs Before Storing or Using Them

Although it sounds logical, washing an egg can be harmful.
The shell has a natural protective layer that prevents bacteria from entering. Because it’s porous, if you wash it, this protection disappears, and microorganisms can easily get in.

Best option:

Store them as they are, without washing them, and always in the refrigerator.

Also, avoid placing them in the refrigerator door: the constant opening and closing creates temperature and humidity changes, deteriorates the shell, and accelerates aging.

The danger of raw eggs

 

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