Bad eggs

[Eagle Outback]

Hi all just wondering how you guy's transport eggs in the jayco,last time away we lost a dozen eggs in the fridge,and that was on bitumen road's

[JethroT]

We always leave them in the carton they come in and haven't had a problem.  We don't store them in the fridge though.

Regards

[Eagle Outback]

Cheer's Geoff but we also leave ours in the carton,don't understand the trip prior they were fine.

[Mace]

See:

http://myswag.org/forum/index.php?topic=19560.msg301722#msg301722

Sometimes one good jolt can do the lot in!

[Kit_e_kat9]

If they float in water ... they are bad.

Kit_e

[Burnsy]

If they float in water ... they are bad.

Kit_e

And the best way to remember that ............if they float they're f$%$#$d

[TOPNDR]

Hi all just wondering how you guy's transport eggs in the jayco,last time away we lost a dozen eggs in the fridge,and that was on bitumen road's

AORC Quantum - independant suspension, coils over dual shocks.   

Also in the container they came in.

[loshde]

AORC Quantum - independant suspension, coils over dual shocks.   

Also in the container they came in.

We used to use the plastic cartons that are sold in camping shops, but quite frankly they just take up too much space and I don't think they really are any better than what they come in honestly.  I suspect that the reason that all of your eggs broke so easily was because they were older rather than pretty fresh.  They are more fragile the older they are.

Loshde

[ralphedward]

My prefered method of egg transportation is " in my belly"!

[OzJeeper]

Ebay, moving fragile stuff, double door fridges, it's an old adage, if it doesn't move-it won't break.

[maurerless]

Also in the container they came in.

What? You carry the whole chook??? 

That's a bit OTT isn't it?  What if you want more than one egg?   

Tony

[Chippy76]

What? You carry the whole chook??? 

That's a bit OTT isn't it?  What if you want more than one egg?   

Tony

Carry more chooks! lol
Cheers Chippy