Wahine has a friend who is helping a local farmer direct-distribute his hens’ unwashed eggs. So I’ve been looking at the best ways to store them. While room temp/open air is not bad, it appears sealed container at 35-40F is best:
"The very best way we’ve found to stash eggs away for long-term storage is in a sealed container at a temperature of 35 degrees Fahrenheit to 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Their whites may become somewhat runny looking over a period of time, but even after seven months—the cackleberries stored in this manner smell good, taste good, have a good texture, and — in short — seem “almost fresh”
I was therefore hoping to find a glass or ceramic version of the ubiquitous paper eggcrate with a sealing cover. No suck luck. You can find glass and ceramic egg stands , but the only storage cvontainers I can find are plastic. See, e.g.,
Anyone know if/where I can find something like this in glass?
Aloha,
Kaleo
