Yes one time one egg just cracked and I had no idea after few days when that weird and disgusting smell then I found out . That smell is just beyond disgusting 🤮
No and I’m grateful I haven’t yet. Every person who taught me to cook told me to crack my eggs into a separate bowl before I do anything with them for this very reason
That’s honestly offending to be honest 😭🙏🙏🙏 Edit: BAHAHAHAHAH- WHAT DID I JUST WRITE THERE- *dies of laughter* “Honestly offending” “To be honest” Another Edit after a year: ✨ *Double Honesty* ✨
I learned to crack my eggs into a clear glass or bowl before I add them to anything because I once dropped a rotten egg into the brownie batter I was making. I'd used the last of my cocoa powder for it too. Pure heartbreak. 😢💙
@@tammy87774 same! i thought i was just being too excessive with the multiple bowls. when i have to scramble multiple eggs, i use one bowl where i crack the egg to check them, and then if they're good, i transfer them to another bowl where i scramble them. had a very bad experience ruining my ramen after adding a spoiled egg directly to it.
Tip: put them into a bowl of water. If it floats to the top, it's rotton. If it stands up but doesn't float to the top it's still good but will go bad soon.
@@fairygodbrotherr she seems to eat a lot of eggs so I’m guessing she usually buys in bulk and she just didn’t get them used up as quickly as usual. I’ve only had it happen once and it was for this reason exactly lol.
Aaaand that’s why my mom taught me to always crack eggs into a separate dish before adding them to whatever you’re cooking, so it doesn’t ruin everything if it’s bad
I usually use a cup, but as long as the egg fits, it works. 😂 It's a great kitchen hack. I grew up with the "crack it in a cup" before putting it in the pan, learned the water trick after moving out on my own and I much prefer it.
Thay's why it's recommended to break eggs into a separate dish before adding it to the pan. Otherwise, we end up throwing the whole preparation away. Yuck!
@@causeofmyserendipity8562 well you can avoid this still aswell when you us a knief break the shell a bit and smell I do this a lot when I not want to us more bowls, even when there is 1 rotten egg, the table has to be cleant afterwarts aswell so I don't care much for the table, but still try do not make a mess.
I use the separate dish too ever since I poured spoiled heavy cream into some food I was making and ruined the whole dish 😭 I use the "float in water" test with eggs that are older than a few weeks now because I'm not always the best at using up ingredients
Thats why you test the egg first, even if you just bought it. My father taught me a trick to test if it is rotton or not. We grab a clear cup or large glass bowl, you fill it up with water of any temperature. After that, you put the egg in before you crack it obviously. If it rises to the top, its rotton. If it sinks, its good. Ive dodged a lot of rotten eggs with that trick lol
I've never had an experience with a rotten egg before, but now that I've seen this, my anxiety will never let me crack eggs directly into a pan ever again. 😭
I always crack eggs 1 at a time in a separate dish, since working in restaurants my whole life and seeing a little of gross stuff. I don't eat eggs at restaurants either.
I'd never forget cracking an egg onto a skillet just for it to be liquidy and moldy and smelled like HELL 😭 needless to say i went to school wo breakfast that day
Here's a tip I always use when I'm not sure if my eggs are still good: before cracking the egg open, put it in a glass of water. If it floats up to the top, it's rotten.
My ducks like to hide their eggs and I stumbled upon a nest of like 20. I learned the hard way to always crack eggs into a separate dish. I ruined an entire batch of banana bread because of a rotten duck egg 😭
Definitely recommend float testing to be safe! Put your collected eggs into a deep dish of water, if they float they’re spoiled, if they sink they’re fresh, and if they stand/slightly float on one side they are close to bad but you can still use them if you need them at the time.
It's been 5 years since that accident, I never ever ever will crack open an egg and straight to the pan again, The smell still is lingering at the back of my nostril.
Same!! That one time I cracked open an egg directing into the pan and it was a little red!?🤮 I didn't eat egg for a few years after that... The smell was disgusting and also the look of it
I went to school with a girl who's family had an eight years rotten egg in the fridge at home for some reason. It was a source of great pride for them for reasons lost on me. Don't ask me why, I think about it often and it's been fifteen years. She brought this long dead potential future chicken to school for show and tell wrapped in nothing more than a thin paper towel. Our eccentric teacher was actually happy about it and asked her to bring the egg to as she viewed it through the lens of "rare learning opportunity". Learn we did... I will never forget the sight bestowed upon me when her hands lost grip of the prized egg and held fast no more. It was black, it was green, it was yellow. Worse yet, the class room floor was covered in light gray carpet. It opened up and splayed out as if to display itself like an art exhibit. Then came the smell. I won't get into it, but many of the children added the lunch from the hours earlier to the new art exhibit. Class let out early that day...
One time in 6th grade, i ate boiled eggs for breakfest. A few periods in i let some gas discreetly out, not thinking much of it. A minute later the whole room STANK and my classmates were complaining about the smell but no one knew where it came from. Then the teacher (super scrict) felt she needed to do something and SPRAYED FABREEZE ON THE VENTS 😭 and around the ENTIRE room I played it cool but i was dying so hard inside 💀 embarressed then but laughing now
I hate everyone in this situation except the innocent students. The stupid teacher for dropping the egg, the weird trashy parents who kept the rotten egg, the eccentric child who brought it in… 😂😂😂😂😂
funfact: if you take a glass of water and put an egg in it, if the egg is rotten, it will float, if its fresh, it will sink. thats because in fresh egg, theres a tiny amount of air in it. meanwhile rotten egg has a huge amount of air in it causing it to float in the water.
You can do a float test for any kind of eggs that you think might be rotten! Rotten eggs float! Fresh eggs sink! Also. You can usually smell it before cracking it open.
One time I was making tuna cakes And I put all the ingredients in a bowl and then I cracked an egg into it, and.......it was rotten So I had to throw everything in the garbage and just start over
@@charmi839 you know what's the weirdest thing about that? I also always crack my eggs in a seperate bowl because I'm paranoid about rotten eggs, but that time I was just lazy and didn't want to wash another dish, so I thought I might as well crack it straight in
I feel it, i even know how to predicting rotten eggs and most of the time crack it in small bowl if im not sure about the qualit. But unlucky days always come 🤣
My tip is just crack the eggs in a cup/bowl to see if it’s rotten or not crack 1 egg if it’s not rotten pour it onto the pan if it’s rotten pour it out😊
This happened to me once and afterwards I just stared at the rest of them. The sound that kept playing in my head was just ‘and now my guard is back up. I trust NO ONE.’
I remember when I was a kid my mother was cooking breakfast and she was about to cook eggs she cracked straight to the skillet and it and it was rotten and the smell immediately woke me up early in the morning XD
Or just get a bowl/cup and don’t crack the egg just fill the bowl/cup with water put the egg that not cracked or cooked in the water if it floats it’s rotten if it sinks it’s fresh😊
If you put your eggs in a cup or bowl of water you can test their freshness. If they sink they are good. If they don't float but sink about halfway or further down, they are just barely good enough to use probably within the hour. If they float they are rotten, do not crack them.
Oh nooooooo!!! The trick I try to use is putting an egg in a transparent container filled with water and seeing if it floats or sinks. If it sinks, it's good, if it floats it's rotten. It's worked for me so far. 😁
@@benirpierre2671 grab a deep/wide enough glass or bowl, grab your egg and place it in the water. If it sinks right to the bottom it’s fine to eat, if it sinks but only just (as in part of the egg is trying to stop it sinking then you can eat it but make sure it’s fully cooked, and if it floats then it’s off. Hope that’s helps!
I heard that if you want to know if your eggs are rotten you guys just have to put the whole egg in a bowl with other and place the egg, But if it stays down the water it's still okay to use...
my maid taught me a trick to check for rotten eggs and it's super easy. basically, you shake the eggs gently and if you can feel something moving inside, seemingly bumping the shell, it's rotten
That's why whenever my father harvests eggs from our chickens, he always tells me to crack it individually in a cup first before putting it on your pan or another container with fresh eggs.
Do float tests with eggs you harvest. If they float in a container of water, they’re spoiled. If they sink, they’re safe. I do it whenever we find a batch of eggs and it’s yet to be wrong.
And this is why one of the easiest tips for chef is to always crack your eggs in a bowl or plate so you won't have to reheat pan or even worse restart the whole dish because it's spoiled with the rotten egg. Hope it helps some of y'all!
Best way to test eggs is by using the float method. Fill a large glass or bowl with water. If it is rotten, the egg will float. If it sinks slowly, it is still okay but best for boiled.
Rotten egg smells terrible especially when keep 1 egg for my pet chicken to brood it so she won't be upset, until then one day she decided that she doesn't want that egg and cracks it on the ground to reveal its rotten. It stinks her coop and smells horrible.
I have encountered many black rotten eggs in my lifetime and I can assure you, don't even bother throwing it in the trash bin because your whole kitchen will smell like sewer for sure 😂 just throw it out of the house immediately 🤣
My family usually uses chicken eggs from our chickens, but I remember cracking open an egg and it was black. You can’t get the smell out very easily, if you get it on a surface you have to use strong cleaner and god forbid it gets on your hands.
funny thing is, the day after I watched this video we found out when making breakfast that the entire carton of eggs we bought the day before were rotten :(
As someone who lives with a family who has their own chickens, it's always a risk that they will be rotten because they lay more eggs than we can eat most of the time. 😅
We do an experiment in our school in which the result was that the solution must smell like rotten eggs and whenever our class do the experiment,we almost die
I knew someone who had 2 rotten eggs in their refrigerator, one day we get into an argument and guess what I do yup i got mad and busted his 2 eggs it stinky the house for day's. 😂😂.truth this really happened 😂😂
I live on a farm, we have these birds called guinea fowl here. So they lay their eggs everywhere and anywhere. We often go out and try to find eggs by just watching the birds as it's the easiest way to find the fresh ones. Anyways my little sister comes in with like 7 eggs, and my mom say that they are spoiled and to throw them in the woods. Instead of that, she yeets them as hard as she possibly can, and disgusting egg goes everywhere. The house stank for like an hour. My little sister got a very long talking to - Thanks for reading my long comment 🙂 have a good rest of your day!
Tips to tell if your eggs are bad before cracking them. Put the eggs in water. If the eggs float, it means their bad. If the eggs sink to the bottom, it means they're good.
Thats why you ALWAYS float test. I live on a decently sized farm and we have to float teat EVERY egg before selling. We do farmer's markets and that's our big deal. We can lose so much if the health department finds out a customer gets a rotten egg, anything rotten or spoiled. What we've always done is taken the rotten eggs while washing and going out onto the porch and absolutely chucking those eggs into the cow pen 😂 Moral of the story, FLOAT TEST YOUR EGGS!! If you don't know how, its very simple. If they egg is new/good, it'll sink. If it's a few weeks old, but still good, only the top or bottom will stand up. If it's rotten, the whole egg will float. Hope this helps!
There are two things I do to prevent rotten eggs ruining a meal. One, crack them in a coffee mug one at a time to check them over before adding to whatever it is I’m making. The other is to do the float test, which is really helpful if your eggs are older and your not sure. If your eggs float in a large bowl of cool water, they’re bad. If they stay snuck on the bottom, they’re good.
I'm told that sulfer smells like a rotten egg. Unfortunately, growing up on a farm with roaming chickens means suprise hidden nests. Which also means eggs that are years old.😅 my brother and I had tons of fun chucking the bad ones out into our shelter belt near by.
My mom was making an omelet once and I was watching her crack an egg. It exploded all over the place and later I realized it was a rotten egg. I went to take a 1 hour shower after that 😭
Tip: when you want to fry eggs or even like make a cake with eggs you don't want to ruin your batter or ruin the first egg you already put in the pan so when you break the eggs make sure you always break it in a small plate just to check if it's rotten or not and then you can put it in that your (pan, bowl... etc) My mom teached me this when I was 10 and it has really helped me I hope it helps you guys too❤😊
Have you experienced a rotten egg before? I completely lose my appetite after cracking one open 😭
No. But I’m pretty sure I will when I get older like when I’m in a boarding school. I love your videos!
Yes one time one egg just cracked and I had no idea after few days when that weird and disgusting smell then I found out . That smell is just beyond disgusting 🤮
Yes, I have! 😩
When I was little I was making pancakes with my mom one day
I didn't pay attention and accidentally got rotten egg ALL OVER MY CLOTHES
No and I’m grateful I haven’t yet. Every person who taught me to cook told me to crack my eggs into a separate bowl before I do anything with them for this very reason
I thought she referred to her forhead when she said this is what a rotten egg looks like 😭🙏
That’s honestly offending to be honest 😭🙏🙏🙏
Edit: BAHAHAHAHAH- WHAT DID I JUST WRITE THERE- *dies of laughter*
“Honestly offending”
“To be honest”
Another Edit after a year: ✨ *Double Honesty* ✨
@@AJTheShawg are you ok?
I thought it was just me, I'm sorry Jeannelle!
@@hitlersgran2376 no, infact, I’m fine.
@@AJTheShawg LMAOOOOOOOOOOO
I learned to crack my eggs into a clear glass or bowl before I add them to anything because I once dropped a rotten egg into the brownie batter I was making. I'd used the last of my cocoa powder for it too. Pure heartbreak. 😢💙
I was just looking for a comment like this because I do this all the time when cracking eggs 👍
@@tammy87774 same! i thought i was just being too excessive with the multiple bowls. when i have to scramble multiple eggs, i use one bowl where i crack the egg to check them, and then if they're good, i transfer them to another bowl where i scramble them. had a very bad experience ruining my ramen after adding a spoiled egg directly to it.
Tip: put them into a bowl of water. If it floats to the top, it's rotton. If it stands up but doesn't float to the top it's still good but will go bad soon.
I did the same thing but for cornbread!
It's a good habit to have, always checking perishable ingredients before direct use. I've had to learn it thorough tough life lessons
It just hit me that I've never seen a rotten egg before lmao
Yeah same here. I just kinda forgot that eggs could spoil I guess.
Same
I finally got one. It was brownish grey. Glad I cracked it by itself
@@maeghanscott9804 they take forever to spoil which why i’m trying to figure out how long she had those eggs?
@@fairygodbrotherr she seems to eat a lot of eggs so I’m guessing she usually buys in bulk and she just didn’t get them used up as quickly as usual. I’ve only had it happen once and it was for this reason exactly lol.
Aaaand that’s why my mom taught me to always crack eggs into a separate dish before adding them to whatever you’re cooking, so it doesn’t ruin everything if it’s bad
My mom told me that too, but this is the first time in my life I’ve ever seen a rotten egg 🤷🏼♀️
Or check them in a glass of water. If it floats, throw it away. If it sinks, it's edible. 😄
Yep!
I didn't do that abnnnnd here we are now.
I once got a double yolked egg, but didn't put it in my dish because I was afraid it would screw it up. (Baking is very particular)
“This is what a rotten egg looks like”
**shows forehead**
Lol
close enough?
PTSD
1.4k likes but 3 replies? huhhh
but
Everyone: thinks she was talking about her forehead
Me: oh, she has an earring like a basket of eggs
I noticed the same thing. I only thought that one earring was potatoes and the other was apples 😂😂😂!!! Hey, who knew 🤷🏽♀️😋!!!
I thought it was apples?
Me too
Same
Omggg I thought I was the only one
Girl those earrings are so fun!! 😍❤️🔥
Right I’m like “so is no one talking about her egg earring “
So cute!
@@samiyahwilliams206 that's egg?? I thought it was fruit baskets 😆
Ikr so fun!
@@lalaskii7814 same😃
That’s why we float our eggs. Grab a bowl of water and if they sink their good and if they float to the top they are bad. Hope it helps 😀
Thanks
I usually use a cup, but as long as the egg fits, it works. 😂
It's a great kitchen hack. I grew up with the "crack it in a cup" before putting it in the pan, learned the water trick after moving out on my own and I much prefer it.
Thay's why it's recommended to break eggs into a separate dish before adding it to the pan. Otherwise, we end up throwing the whole preparation away. Yuck!
I was taught this too and it saved me many times especially if you make a cake and you have to throw it all away
@@causeofmyserendipity8562 well you can avoid this still aswell when you us a knief break the shell a bit and smell I do this a lot when I not want to us more bowls, even when there is 1 rotten egg, the table has to be cleant afterwarts aswell so I don't care much for the table, but still try do not make a mess.
I use the separate dish too ever since I poured spoiled heavy cream into some food I was making and ruined the whole dish 😭 I use the "float in water" test with eggs that are older than a few weeks now because I'm not always the best at using up ingredients
Everyone : talking about the rotten eggs
Me : her earings are everything
Same!!
Frr
Same!lol
Shouldn't have put all her eggs in one pan
I haven't worn earrings in years but these are some I'd definitely wear. Her earrings are the coolest thing I've seen in a while.
Thats why you test the egg first, even if you just bought it. My father taught me a trick to test if it is rotton or not. We grab a clear cup or large glass bowl, you fill it up with water of any temperature. After that, you put the egg in before you crack it obviously. If it rises to the top, its rotton. If it sinks, its good. Ive dodged a lot of rotten eggs with that trick lol
Yup. That way you won't risk the lovely smell of rotting eggs permeating through the kitchen because you won't have to break the shell to know. 😂
I feel bad for the "unrotten" egg next to it that had to be sacrificed. It was such a deep warm orange too. 😭
Wow, deep...
At first I thought it was the good one and I was like “why it seems fine” once I saw the rotten one tho
I've never had an experience with a rotten egg before, but now that I've seen this, my anxiety will never let me crack eggs directly into a pan ever again. 😭
At least you never seen a Chicken lay rotten eggs in your house
The worst thing about chicken i ever seen
The egg pops and the smell....
my worst one was a rotting fertilized egg😭😭😭
I always crack eggs 1 at a time in a separate dish, since working in restaurants my whole life and seeing a little of gross stuff. I don't eat eggs at restaurants either.
Bruh
I have encountered with one, do you know what I did?
I THREW IT TO THE SINK AND MENACINGLY SPRAYED SOAP ON IT
No one talking about her cute egg earings 🥚🧺
I'd never forget cracking an egg onto a skillet just for it to be liquidy and moldy and smelled like HELL 😭 needless to say i went to school wo breakfast that day
You called?
Wo?
@@Meandmybigback with out
Always crack your eggs into a bowl first before pouring into the pan!
@@Meandmybigback With out
Here's a tip I always use when I'm not sure if my eggs are still good: before cracking the egg open, put it in a glass of water. If it floats up to the top, it's rotten.
I usually smell it while it's in the shell and majority of the time I would find out whether it's good or not
I am vegetarian 🙌
There's another one that I like, shine the egg with a lantern, if it's dark, it's rotten
@@osstch4075 good for you, I believe they can eat egg and no meat product correct?
@@greatswordsn636 yep! its vegans who dont also dont eat animal byproducts.
“Is it rotten?”
“y Es :’(“
Hmmm
My ducks like to hide their eggs and I stumbled upon a nest of like 20. I learned the hard way to always crack eggs into a separate dish. I ruined an entire batch of banana bread because of a rotten duck egg 😭
Definitely recommend float testing to be safe!
Put your collected eggs into a deep dish of water, if they float they’re spoiled, if they sink they’re fresh, and if they stand/slightly float on one side they are close to bad but you can still use them if you need them at the time.
it's just dry aged (;
Mmmmmm sewer smelling dry age
Only 47 liked?!
It's been 5 years since that accident, I never ever ever will crack open an egg and straight to the pan again, The smell still is lingering at the back of my nostril.
There are some smells that will never leave you. Rotten food, a dead something, dog farts, teen BO
@@thatgrumpychick4928 the souls of the innocent
Same!! That one time I cracked open an egg directing into the pan and it was a little red!?🤮 I didn't eat egg for a few years after that... The smell was disgusting and also the look of it
@@thatgrumpychick4928 have you ever farted on your balls before?
@@therealm1lesi think you mean souls of the damned
souls of the innocent smell quite delightful
I went to school with a girl who's family had an eight years rotten egg in the fridge at home for some reason. It was a source of great pride for them for reasons lost on me. Don't ask me why, I think about it often and it's been fifteen years.
She brought this long dead potential future chicken to school for show and tell wrapped in nothing more than a thin paper towel. Our eccentric teacher was actually happy about it and asked her to bring the egg to as she viewed it through the lens of "rare learning opportunity". Learn we did...
I will never forget the sight bestowed upon me when her hands lost grip of the prized egg and held fast no more. It was black, it was green, it was yellow. Worse yet, the class room floor was covered in light gray carpet. It opened up and splayed out as if to display itself like an art exhibit.
Then came the smell. I won't get into it, but many of the children added the lunch from the hours earlier to the new art exhibit.
Class let out early that day...
What in the world was that teacher thinking? Anyone could've predicted that would’ve happened.... and it did!
you should be an author that was the most beautiful retelling of a rotten egg ive ever heard
😂😂 im dying
One time in 6th grade, i ate boiled eggs for breakfest. A few periods in i let some gas discreetly out, not thinking much of it. A minute later the whole room STANK and my classmates were complaining about the smell but no one knew where it came from. Then the teacher (super scrict) felt she needed to do something and SPRAYED FABREEZE ON THE VENTS 😭 and around the ENTIRE room
I played it cool but i was dying so hard inside 💀 embarressed then but laughing now
I hate everyone in this situation except the innocent students. The stupid teacher for dropping the egg, the weird trashy parents who kept the rotten egg, the eccentric child who brought it in… 😂😂😂😂😂
funfact: if you take a glass of water and put an egg in it, if the egg is rotten, it will float, if its fresh, it will sink. thats because in fresh egg, theres a tiny amount of air in it. meanwhile rotten egg has a huge amount of air in it causing it to float in the water.
You can do a float test for any kind of eggs that you think might be rotten! Rotten eggs float! Fresh eggs sink! Also. You can usually smell it before cracking it open.
One time I was making tuna cakes
And I put all the ingredients in a bowl and then I cracked an egg into it, and.......it was rotten
So I had to throw everything in the garbage and just start over
Yeah that's why I ALWAYS crack the egg first in a different bowl!
@@charmi839 you know what's the weirdest thing about that? I also always crack my eggs in a seperate bowl because I'm paranoid about rotten eggs, but that time I was just lazy and didn't want to wash another dish, so I thought I might as well crack it straight in
@@bluechicken8743 I feel that omg 😭
I did that with a red velvet boxed cake mix. It was the only one left too. 😔
I feel it, i even know how to predicting rotten eggs and most of the time crack it in small bowl if im not sure about the qualit. But unlucky days always come 🤣
fr mine was like black when i cracked it and even my hands smelled after cracking it 😭😭😭
It smells even after you wash it for the hundredth time, I even had to use our expensive display only hand soap at the cost of my mom beating my ass 😩
Oh jeez no!!!
LMAOO happened to me and my mom once (on separate occasions) and we didnt cook any eggs for weeks after that happened
I had that happen too! The egg cracked and before I could pull it away from the bowl, the gross black mold was all in it. I was so grossed out.
Its like a gas bomb or something, stinks up the whole room
My tip is just crack the eggs in a cup/bowl to see if it’s rotten or not crack 1 egg if it’s not rotten pour it onto the pan if it’s rotten pour it out😊
“This is what a rotten egg looks like”
TH-cam: “view product!”
Brooo 💀
💀💀
This is a rotten egg look like:
Jeanel: crack normal egg*
Me: Look fine to me
Jeanel: Crack another one
Me: Ah! Nvm
I love her earings, their little eggs in a basket
As an Asian with siblings, any carton of eggs we get gets devoured in that same week, so the concept of a rotten egg baffles me
This happened to me once and afterwards I just stared at the rest of them.
The sound that kept playing in my head was just ‘and now my guard is back up. I trust NO ONE.’
I remember when I was a kid my mother was cooking breakfast and she was about to cook eggs she cracked straight to the skillet and it and it was rotten and the smell immediately woke me up early in the morning XD
"This is what a rotten egg looks like"
Proceeds to show her forehead 😂
Or just get a bowl/cup and don’t crack the egg just fill the bowl/cup with water put the egg that not cracked or cooked in the water if it floats it’s rotten if it sinks it’s fresh😊
That's why I crack my eggs separately from each other.
I love how her earring are eggs! ❤️
Ohmygod 😭
But those earings dang 😳💫
If you put your eggs in a cup or bowl of water you can test their freshness. If they sink they are good. If they don't float but sink about halfway or further down, they are just barely good enough to use probably within the hour. If they float they are rotten, do not crack them.
Oh nooooooo!!! The trick I try to use is putting an egg in a transparent container filled with water and seeing if it floats or sinks. If it sinks, it's good, if it floats it's rotten. It's worked for me so far. 😁
That experience made me do a new norm when cracking eggs which is cracking them on a separate bowl before using it just to be safe 😭
this is why I "float test" all my eggs out of paranoia!
I always do the float test! Especially as we have our own chickens and can’t always remember how long they’ve been there for
How do you do the float test?
@@benirpierre2671 grab a deep/wide enough glass or bowl, grab your egg and place it in the water. If it sinks right to the bottom it’s fine to eat, if it sinks but only just (as in part of the egg is trying to stop it sinking then you can eat it but make sure it’s fully cooked, and if it floats then it’s off. Hope that’s helps!
@@davidgilmoursnostril11 thank you so much! You could have been snarky and told me to Google it. I really appreciate the thorough answer.
@@benirpierre2671 don’t worry! Always happy to help!
I heard that if you want to know if your eggs are rotten you guys just have to put the whole egg in a bowl with other and place the egg,
But if it stays down the water it's still okay to use...
To anyone who is reading this:
It's going to get better. 6 years down the road will it change? If not can you make it change?
Think about this
okay ?
lol
as weird as it is, thank you. i needed to hear this, i really needed it. /gen
And that’s why I never break a egg into what I’m making! Always into a cup first!
Where did you get those earrings their so cute😭
my maid taught me a trick to check for rotten eggs and it's super easy. basically, you shake the eggs gently and if you can feel something moving inside, seemingly bumping the shell, it's rotten
When i saw the first egg i was like: oh then i always eat rotten eggs.
And then is saw the other one: ....
That's why whenever my father harvests eggs from our chickens, he always tells me to crack it individually in a cup first before putting it on your pan or another container with fresh eggs.
Do float tests with eggs you harvest. If they float in a container of water, they’re spoiled. If they sink, they’re safe. I do it whenever we find a batch of eggs and it’s yet to be wrong.
when i was younger i was cracking eggs for my grandma and one of these exploded on me 😕
Those are the worst the smell gets everywhere!
Your earrings are the cutest!!! 😍
And this is why one of the easiest tips for chef is to always crack your eggs in a bowl or plate so you won't have to reheat pan or even worse restart the whole dish because it's spoiled with the rotten egg. Hope it helps some of y'all!
I’m loving your earrings!!! 💖💖
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Best way to test eggs is by using the float method. Fill a large glass or bowl with water. If it is rotten, the egg will float. If it sinks slowly, it is still okay but best for boiled.
When she said “this is what a rotten egg looks like” I thought she meant her forehead in the start
No hate😬
No one:
Everyone: eww is that’s disgusting🤮
Me: I thought it’s her forehead 😅
I thought I was the only one 😅
sameee
How is it no one but its everyone
Other way round
"this is what a rotten egg looks like"
I thought she was referring to her forehead💀
LMFAO!!
Rotten egg smells terrible especially when keep 1 egg for my pet chicken to brood it so she won't be upset, until then one day she decided that she doesn't want that egg and cracks it on the ground to reveal its rotten. It stinks her coop and smells horrible.
I have encountered many black rotten eggs in my lifetime and I can assure you, don't even bother throwing it in the trash bin because your whole kitchen will smell like sewer for sure 😂 just throw it out of the house immediately 🤣
I’ve sadly had to go through that once 😭. It was a nightmare- I guess one of our chickens didn’t want us to have a good day
My family usually uses chicken eggs from our chickens, but I remember cracking open an egg and it was black. You can’t get the smell out very easily, if you get it on a surface you have to use strong cleaner and god forbid it gets on your hands.
Always float test farm eggs!
what i do to make sure they arent bad is i put them in water, if they float, bad. if they sink, they are good!
funny thing is, the day after I watched this video we found out when making breakfast that the entire carton of eggs we bought the day before were rotten :(
I thought you were talking about your forehead
As someone who lives with a family who has their own chickens, it's always a risk that they will be rotten because they lay more eggs than we can eat most of the time. 😅
We do an experiment in our school in which the result was that the solution must smell like rotten eggs and whenever our class do the experiment,we almost die
This reminds me of when I vomited after eating so much egg. 🤢 🤮
Wait..what? How many eggs have you eaten for you to vomit? lol
I had like 2 sunny side up once and 2 extra yolk (my younger siblings dont like yolks).
@@avariceseven9443 whenever I eat lots of eggs, I feel it come up my throat and I nearly vomit if I don't drink anything
@@avariceseven9443 there was lots of egg. There were devilled eggs, Scrambled, sunny side up, poached, omelette and some others
That used to happen to me when I was younger. I remember only taking one bite of the egg then falling asleep. When I woke up I vomited on the bed
Her: *This is what a rotten egg looks like *
" Shows her forehead"
mhmmm ok😐
One tip, break the eggs separately into a cup before adding it to the pan. One tip, break the eggs separately into a cup before adding it to the pan.
I cracked a right egg!
Oops! I cracked the wrong egg!
Her egg basket earrings are just ✨🤌🏻
I love how your earings look like egg baskets it's actually really cute
I love those egg earrings you have on
OMG I LOVE HER EARRINGS-
me literally dieing thinking her forehead was the rotten egg but rolling on the floor when she was like " ew yulululu" OMG I'm crying😂😂😂😂😂😂
This serves as a warning to crack the egg and smell it before anything else. Pouring it separately into its own bowl also works.
WAIT WAIT WAIT
FIRST I THOUGHT SHE WAS TALKING ABOUT HER EARRINGS THEN I THOUGHT SHE WAS TALKING ABOUT HER HEAD….. but it was a rotten egg 💀💀💀
I knew someone who had 2 rotten eggs in their refrigerator, one day we get into an argument and guess what I do yup i got mad and busted his 2 eggs it stinky the house for day's. 😂😂.truth this really happened 😂😂
I live on a farm, we have these birds called guinea fowl here. So they lay their eggs everywhere and anywhere. We often go out and try to find eggs by just watching the birds as it's the easiest way to find the fresh ones. Anyways my little sister comes in with like 7 eggs, and my mom say that they are spoiled and to throw them in the woods. Instead of that, she yeets them as hard as she possibly can, and disgusting egg goes everywhere. The house stank for like an hour. My little sister got a very long talking to -
Thanks for reading my long comment 🙂 have a good rest of your day!
Tips to tell if your eggs are bad before cracking them. Put the eggs in water. If the eggs float, it means their bad. If the eggs sink to the bottom, it means they're good.
Omg those earrings are so cute!
Those egg basket earrings is everything for me
Love the earrings 😂🥚❤️
Thats why you ALWAYS float test. I live on a decently sized farm and we have to float teat EVERY egg before selling. We do farmer's markets and that's our big deal. We can lose so much if the health department finds out a customer gets a rotten egg, anything rotten or spoiled. What we've always done is taken the rotten eggs while washing and going out onto the porch and absolutely chucking those eggs into the cow pen 😂
Moral of the story, FLOAT TEST YOUR EGGS!!
If you don't know how, its very simple. If they egg is new/good, it'll sink. If it's a few weeks old, but still good, only the top or bottom will stand up. If it's rotten, the whole egg will float. Hope this helps!
The first egg was so good that the second one got jealous and ruined it.
There are two things I do to prevent rotten eggs ruining a meal. One, crack them in a coffee mug one at a time to check them over before adding to whatever it is I’m making. The other is to do the float test, which is really helpful if your eggs are older and your not sure. If your eggs float in a large bowl of cool water, they’re bad. If they stay snuck on the bottom, they’re good.
Not me thinking she was talking about her forehead before it clicked in to my non existent brain:👁️👄👁️
Me who has to go through this whenever one of the non fertilized eggs momma duck sits on explodes: “that egg is not even as bad as it gets”
I once cracked a rotten egg the smell alone made me stop eating eggs for a whole year 😂😂
A good tip is just to put the eggs in a separate bowl or glass so you don't ruin the food
Omg the noise she made right after she said no 😂😂 that is exactly something I would've done
Why are her earrings so cute?!😭 I need them😭😭😭
*”Are we just gonna ignore her earrings?”*
I love that her earrings were literally a basket of eggs 😀
I'm told that sulfer smells like a rotten egg. Unfortunately, growing up on a farm with roaming chickens means suprise hidden nests. Which also means eggs that are years old.😅 my brother and I had tons of fun chucking the bad ones out into our shelter belt near by.
The way we both went "EWWEWEWEWWEWEW" at the same time 😂
My mom was making an omelet once and I was watching her crack an egg. It exploded all over the place and later I realized it was a rotten egg. I went to take a 1 hour shower after that 😭
Tip: when you want to fry eggs or even like make a cake with eggs you don't want to ruin your batter or ruin the first egg you already put in the pan so when you break the eggs make sure you always break it in a small plate just to check if it's rotten or not and then you can put it in that your (pan, bowl... etc) My mom teached me this when I was 10 and it has really helped me I hope it helps you guys too❤😊