egg storage, etc

Posted By: freebie on 2008-02-05
In Reply to: Okay, having a debate with DH and need help - PAMT~MDM

I just saw that on TV last weekend, you should not keep eggs in the frig door but in the carton in the back of the top shelf because they get too warm in the door and allow bacteria to grow. Also goes for milk products, only thing that should be in the door are condiments and things that have a vinegar (acetic acid) in them as a bacteria retardant.

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Okay, having a debate with DH and need help - PAMT~MDM
- You are right - mtusa13
- egg storage, etc - freebie
- Because... - blondie
- LOL! Read DH all the replies... - PAMT~MDM
- DH is wrong, you are right! (sm) - Egghead
  - Didn't mean to include duplicate sentences at end! (nm) - Egghead
- link inside about eggs - sm
  - great research!...thanks!...nm - cat
- I heard that, too. - mtx3
- Just my theory on that... - Hayseed
  - more egg info - freebie
  - But most have a little pull-down cover over that section to keep the temp consistent when door opene - R
- Most recent refrig do not have egg - holders in door.....sm

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