Can eggs survive upwards of 4 months on a sail boat out of the fridge? 
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Out of the chicken yes but fridge no.
If never washed or previously refrigerated they can last a month on the counter.
Our grandparents all used to keep eggs in a water glass on the counter all winter. In a jar with pickling lime they can last a year without refrigeration.
If never washed or previously refrigerated they can last a month on the counter.
Our grandparents all used to keep eggs in a water glass on the counter all winter. In a jar with pickling lime they can last a year without refrigeration.
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Absolutely can be out of fridge. I can’t say to the maximum time. Many sailors keep dozens of eggs in flats.Can eggs survive upwards of 4 months on a sail boat out of the fridge?
But you must remember to ‘flip’ them.
Don’t try that ^ with store bought eggs
You are too fast with your little fist.
No, don’t. They are washed. i don’t buy eggs from a store. I get them from the chickens.
Yep. Down in the bilge where it's cool.Can eggs survive upwards of 4 months on a sail boat out of the fridge?
Don't taste great near the end, but by then you're down to instant mashed potatoes and canned corned beef anyway, so you'd pretty much eat the a****** out of a skunk.
Seem to remember some people coating them in Vaseline to make them last longer.
My longest leg was around 70 days. You stop being squeamish after while.
To this day I don't bother with milk on cereal. Just straight under the tap...
Not the first time he's heard that I bet.
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Looking for a 4 door A-B family car. I’ve got a friend looking to buy one before his leaves him and his family stranded
I think this is not the thread you were looking for.Looking for a 4 door A-B family car. I’ve got a friend looking to buy one before his leaves him and his family stranded
Haha, all good.The heading was not cruiser related.
I didn’t want to create a new threas
Just figured it would have fit better or gotten more views in the "in search of" thread, rather than the, "how desperate do you have to be to eat a rotten egg" thread.
Looking for a 4 door A-B family car. I’ve got a friend looking to buy one before his leaves him and his family stranded
If he wants a small car that's cheap, I see lots of early 1zzfe Corollas popping up these days. 98-02 are cheap and good. Just make sure it's the 1zzfe. You can get one of these cars for $1000 if he's tight on cash.
If he wants a bigger car that's a bit more money, but still huge value and reliability, look at the 06-12 Fusion with the 2.3l or 3.0l engines. We have an 09 with the 3.0l, and it's the best car I've ever owned for reliability and comfort. I did my research before buying, and these things are more reliable than same year Camry/Accord/Maxima etc. Because they're 'Ford' they're cheaper. They're around $3000-6000 and can be found as low km 'grandma' cars.
I've got a 2000 Loaded 4-door Toyota Camry. Come get it out of my driveway. I'm home from work this weekend... and then i'm off to Bradford's place, bearing gifts.Looking for a 4 door A-B family car. I’ve got a friend looking to buy one before his leaves him and his family stranded
Both interesting options... I’m checking out what Rig Pig has also
Rebuilding some disc brakes today
Inspecting some gear lash. This machine has the worm on top and load on the worm gear pulling away from the worm. As the Babbitt bearings wear down the worm gear sinks away from the worm creating the potential for a free spool.
Free spool sounds like fun. 😳
Plugged hydraulic valve filters.
