View Poll Results: How do you remove your eggs?

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  • Randomly

    42 21.11%
  • From one side

    71 35.68%
  • From the ends toward the center, keeping the carton balanced

    61 30.65%
  • From the center toward the ends, keeping the carton balanced

    11 5.53%
  • They aren't stored in the carton

    7 3.52%
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Thread: How do you remove your eggs from the carton?

  1. #41
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    Default Re: How do you remove your eggs from the carton?

    I guess I'm very OCD!!! We have chickens....2 lay white(ish) eggs and 2 lay brown eggs. I arrange them in a checkerboard pattern & then try to use an even # of brown & white. I can't wait until the ameraucana eggs I have under a broody hen hatch & start laying....then I get to add BLUE eggs to my patterns.

    I'm hoping to start selling eggs in the fall - I plan to put a blue egg in each carton I sell.
    Angela, wife to Tim
    Mommy to 4 boys (12,10,9 & 5)
    We also have in our menagerie...1 dog,
    12 chickens, 4 rabbits, 3 hermit crab, a bunch of fish and a few thousand bees.

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    Default Re: How do you remove your eggs from the carton?

    This thread cracks me up! I unload methodically from one end to the other!

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    Default Re: How do you remove your eggs from the carton?

    lol.. I was also thinking is there any other way to take the eggs out of the carton?? I never thought about that..

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    Default Re: How do you remove your eggs from the carton?

    Quote Originally Posted by kdownie View Post
    I take them from each side, keeping it balanced with eggs in the center. Why? I guess so that if it is sitting unevenly on something else in the fridge that there won't be a "heavy" side that could make it fall.
    That's exactly my rationale. Glad to hear other people do this. I thought I was totally neurotic. Well, I'm pretty sure I'm still neurotic, but maybe a little less than I thought.
    --Allison in Orlando-- DB HL/WL***IVDSO Publix Q 1.50/1 Organic Valley Milk*** Forum WL always ISO Produce Rebates NWPR/NBPR (FL), Organic Valley Milk $1/1, $2/2, Publix $/$$ Stockpile challenge: May 184.25, June 41.20, July 65.93, Aug 104.81, Sep 137.71

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