3 Ways to preserve eggs for food storage 

This is the best egg preserving demonstration I have seen. Thank you.

How awesome!! Thank you for sharing all this information, very very helpful!! 🐓🐣

Very good descriptions! I finally decided to keep more chickens than I thought I needed. Sometimes even with 7 hens I barely get enough eggs for myself, a single gal! I eat 3-4 eggs per day so I need 6 hens on a good day. In order to account for broody, moulting, bad weather, variation in days laying.... I now keep 11 hens :) In August I start collecting eggs in waterglass and they last thru winter.

Never knew how to dry and freeze eggs before.

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09h00 useful info & nice watch! Thanks

I am so grateful I just found this your channel. I was looking on Amazon today for powdered eggs and they were so expensive and I have so many eggs that need to be used so this is perfect! Thank you! I am thrilled!

Great video. when i first bought a house with 10 acres i thought I could learn this kind of stuff from books at the library or neighbors. My neighbors said 10 acres isn't enough for anything other than a few cows or goats and the books were either 100 years old with bad ideas or required tens of thousands of dollars of equipment to make sense. I'm glad I found your channel with sensible ideas.

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We’ve really enjoyed this video, many thanks.

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So excited! Thank you - this was GREAT! We planned on purchasing powdered eggs for storage, BUT now we can do our own and KNOW there are no preservatives to worry about. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Judi

Awesome thank you from Atlanta Michigan USA

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Best video I've seen for eggs on RU-vid. Thank you.

Very thorough. Thanks!

THANKS FOR SHARING, I WILL TRY FREEZING THEM.

You can also use the ground shells as calcium supplements for yourself. I add some to my coffee filter when I'm making coffee.

Thank you for covering three ways to store and preserve eggs. I am preparing to water glass in 1 gallon jars have everything needed. I am looking into dehydration and have the method to vacuum seal mason jars, great for preserving meat with the fat for years.(Rain County) Need a coffee grinder and dehydrator next, love your method for the shells.

Greatly Appreciated. All Your Information.

Another 'cracking' video guys! Three preservation techniques I've heard of, but not seen done, let alone tried! 👏👏👏

Very, very, very good. Thank you for the great information. Best teaching so far !!!!!

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Thanks! Super useful and well done video!!

Love this!! Thank you

Brilliant! Thank you so much!

Pretty sure my grandma had an egg bucket. I remember watching Ruth Mott preserve eggs in a similar looking one on Wartime Kitchen Garden

Very thorough, yet concise, thank you!

Thank you for the video!

Thank you for taking the time to make this video, it was very helpful. You have beautiful chickens.

Thanks for this. I've been looking for ways to store eggs long term.

Thank you for sharing !

This was an amazing video! I learn so much. Thank you very much

Omgosh. Thank you ever so much for this thorough tutorial ♥️ Much love and blessings.

Enjoy seeing things like this! It gives lots of ideas, am limited on space as you stated but with things going like they are no one knows what's going to happen.

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Excellent video! We are looking for these methods for preserving! Thanks and blessings 🙏

Thank you look forward to your other videos.

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Ty I was trying to figure out how to save eggs…….great video

Very informative. Great job.

❤ lovely to learn food presentation!

really enjoyed your content and egg-cellent presentation!!!

Thank you for the info!

Very nice presentation and video with top notch info! I'll be using it! Especially now!

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I will watch it again. I learned so much.

Very informative, and useful. Thank you.

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Very informative and enjoyable to watch. thank you.

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Awesome as usual.

Excellent, thanks again.

Great video! I love the content and very well explained.

Very good information!

Excellent presentation and practical way to preserve many eggs. Thank you!

Thanks for sharing!

Wow ! Love the info, I want to try them.

Great video!!

Excellent!

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Great recipes!

I have used my aluminum muffin for freezing eggs. I put a silicone muffin cup in each place on the 10 and then I crack an egg into each one of those. Once they are frozen I can peel the egg out of each silicone cup. That way I have the strength of the aluminum muffin and the ease of getting the frozen eggs out of the silicone muffin cups.

Fun and lovely video. I'll be trying all your suggestions

Thank you for sharing your secrets I've learned a lot and going to them great video

Thanks so much. Very helpful. Will try all of these. GOD Bless you.

Here to prep for COVID-19 stockpiling in the UK.Thank you so much for your time.

Thank you!!!

Great video for the current times, God bless.

Thank you so much!! I am going to try the frozen eggs this weekend. Eggs…..my favorite food…..!!

Thank you!

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This was very informative. Great camera work. Beautiful chickens. We are pickling our back yard eggs right now. (Pickling) Good for about 3 months in the fridge & lots of flavor options as well as a probiotic for your gut.

I'm your newbe. Thank you for your food preservation knowledge. I live in brookings oregon, USA. IT ON THE WEST COAST

very well presented love the calm relaxed narration as well, thank you for sharing, hoping life is blessed in your corner of the world! We also freeze them whole in a silicone muffin pan and they work out great for a whole egg presentation...over medium as well as sunny side up..

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Thank you for the information

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Thank you for sharing really useful for me personally learning new ways to store food 😊

Better late than never.... Such an informative video ! Will definatley be putting your ideas and advice to good use when our Buffs arrive and start to lay. Again many thanks from a UK expat here in the land of windmills and cheese 😉

Very nice indeed. So may RU-vidrs are showing preserving eggs with lime and calling it waterglassing. Glad to see someone who really knows what waterglassing is!!!

Great information, and well done video. Thanks much. Do you have any egg pickling videos? I have about 30 laying hens, free range, mostly black australorp. They are a very hardy, gentle, and friendly breed. They lay a lot of eggs, even in the winter and I live in northern Minnesota, US. They don't require a heated coop in the winter, just a coop that's insulated with no drafts. Heated waterers are a most, though. I have about 40 more about ready to hatch, I incubate my own, so in about 6 weeks or so, I'll have more ass-apple producers. Love you brother

well i'm amazed! my friend has been asking where she can get powdered egg and now I know I can make some for her - brilliant, thank you so much, another fabulous tutorial

Amazing

Thankyou for making this video!!..we get alot of eggs and this will give me more ideas for storage

Very good information.

I think I will try them all Thank you

Thank you.

Eggs! It's been a while since I last saw them on the supermarket shelves. I wish I knew this a few weeks ago! Great video!