ONE YEAR UPDATE: Water Glassing Eggs

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Water-glassing eggs is a old technique current back in vogue for storing eggs at room temperature for up to a year. We water-glassed hundreds of eggs last spring, and this is our one-year review! CLICK FOR MORE
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@71Macola 4 дня назад

That lime water can be used in the garden! You can water Tomatoes with it, it can help prevent Blossom End Rot.

@poseyd66 5 месяцев назад

I wanted to say that the reason the float test doesn't work is because the eggs in the lime solution cannot absorb oxygen. Eggs float because the air cell gets larger from absorbing oxygen through the through the shell in non water glass eggs. I really enjoyed your video. I have stored waterglass eggs in the cabinet up to 2 years with no problem

@amiefankhauser9850 Месяц назад

This was the best video! So informative and helpful! Thank you so much for sharing your experience and tips for the best success. I just started water glassing this spring so I haven't used them yet. Good to know what I can expect when using my glassed eggs!

@LLT1963 18 дней назад

Really needed to see an egg that is good and one that isn't.

@ThePurposefulPantry Год назад

Thanks for that update, Victoria!

@AModernHomestead Год назад

Thank you Darcy! I need to catch up on your latest videos ❤️

@leighb.8508 Месяц назад

Great video, thanks very much.

@lindicoupland4190 3 месяца назад

Thank you so much for explaining everything so thoroughly.

@kellyprice9660 Год назад

Such a helpful video. You really did your research! Very informative. We will be cracking into our own supply in a few short weeks and I’ll keep this video in mind if we run into anything weird.

@AModernHomestead Год назад

Thank you so much, I'm glad it was helpful!

@rebeccabeard2964 9 месяцев назад

Thank you for following up! This is super helpful. ❤️

@refrodnesserd 10 месяцев назад

Very helpful. I have wanted to try with mine

@jamesmumford8451 4 месяца назад

Thank you for the info.Im water glassing today.You are very good at explaining.

@milliealger3539 Год назад

Thank you for the info.

@AModernHomestead Год назад

You're welcome! It was fun to test all the different factors 🙂

@theresadeussen9681 Год назад

Thank you! Very informative and helpful!

@AModernHomestead Год назад

You're so welcome!!

@nancywaller3300 Год назад

I have never heard of this. Thank you for sharing!

@AModernHomestead Год назад

Fabulous! I'm glad I could tell you about it, it's such a cool thing!

@fishinghole333 Год назад

Awesome!

@AModernHomestead Год назад

Thank you!

@wendyroper5890 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for the visual on a egg after one year. Mine were water logged and didn't know what was wrong until your video ❤ i had been storing eggs on counter waiting to have enough to do a jar and they had broken down some. I will be adding fresh eggs into solution from now on 😊

@kguess2387 5 месяцев назад

Thank you so much. This was extremely helpful. We water glassed eggs and just opened our first jar today. I started second guessing myself on whether it was safe or not as some blogs had noted botulism concerns. Greatly appreciate your thorough research.

@user-kz4ne6sf7n 3 дня назад

Great video! I just did a taste test on my water glassed eggs, and they are great! So I washed all the eggs in the 1/2 gallon jar. Do I refrigerate them now, or can I leave them out on the counter?

@daval5563 Год назад

Thank you for your video. I just found a local supply of lime. Big 6kg (13,1/2 lb)bags for $26. I'll be doing this. Good luck.

@AModernHomestead Год назад

Nice! That's so awesome! Just make sure it's only ground limestone, nothing else (there are a few things that call themselves "lime" but aren't). Enjoy!

@daval5563 Год назад

@@AModernHomestead Double checked, it's "listed" under all the right names! thank you.

@AModernHomestead Год назад

@@daval5563 Whew! Perfect!

@christinefarr9231 Год назад

I watched a video you did last year so I decided to try it. I water glassed 3 large jars of eggs last June (2022) and last month I decided to see how they were doing so I started using one of the jars. Conclusion? : I love this way of storing eggs! I have a bowl full that I will be putting in a jar soon. The only difference is that the yokes are broken, but I can deal with that. Thank you, A Modern Homestead!

@AModernHomestead Год назад

Yes! It's so amazing, I'm glad you love it too! We had broken yolks, but like I talked about in this video, that's easily fixed, so we will be doing that fix this year! :-)

@christinefarr9231 Год назад

@@AModernHomestead I don't mind that the yolks are broken, I just use them, as you said, for scrambled or beaten eggs in my recipe. If I want an unbroken yolk I get one from the henhouse. Like you also stated, I break them into a small bowl and do a quick check before using. Thanks again!

@AModernHomestead Год назад

@@christinefarr9231 perfect!

@kathirosecrawford3743 8 месяцев назад

Great video thank you! In your written instructions you say to use 'fresh and clean eggs with the bloom intact", I know nothing about this but wonder how to clean it and leave the bloom intact?

@AModernHomestead 8 месяцев назад

When the eggs are rubbed while wet, or if a cleaner is used, this breaks down the bloom. If the eggs are clean (no messy bits) then the bloom is kept intact. Clean nesting boxes result in clean eggs, as well as gathering twice a day, so that the eggs don't have anything on them to remove. I hope this helps! :-)

@DutchAlaskagirl 6 месяцев назад

This is very informative, as I was told (as well as everything I read) that one cannot waterglass washed eggs. That eliminates all storebought eggs. And now I have a question: could you use mineral oil on storebought or washed eggs and then waterglass them?

@christiejohnson6948 2 месяца назад

Just a quick question please! I have never water-glassed eggs before so - - -in a year or so, when I go eat the eggs that were waterglassed - - since I'm using a pickling powder, etc - - will they be "picked" eggs - - have a pickled taste? Or will the eggs taste like a normal egg after having soaked in the solution for a year or so? Thank you for explaining things so well!

@lorigeorge8477 9 месяцев назад

Great info, I'm wondering if they need to stay sealed, or can I take a few out as I need them?

@AModernHomestead 9 месяцев назад

You can take them out as needed! Super cool!

@tinasanders5934 2 месяца назад

What do you do if your fresh egg has poo on it. You can't wash them to water glass but this is my first time

@user-ms3of7fj1h Год назад

Can you put them in the fridge 9:52

@lisakelsey9767 7 месяцев назад

Question: My water glossing vessel is a gallon size glass jar. The lime solution forms a hard crystal surface which then cakes around the jar where the water level was. I am scrubbing and it won't come off. What do you do to remove that build up?

@AModernHomestead 7 месяцев назад

Soak in vinegar water and it will come off. We have the same issue!

@donyacalderon6492 Месяц назад

I heard pickling lime can contain botulism. Have you heard of this? Any info on this?

@genihawk5312 9 месяцев назад

what if my pantry is very cold, 40 degrees over winter, will the eggs be ok?

@AModernHomestead 9 месяцев назад

Yes! As long as they don't go much below that, they will be fine!

@romaosborn5166 10 месяцев назад

can you add eggs to the jar as you get clean eggs

@AModernHomestead 10 месяцев назад

Hi there! Yes! Just be careful as you lower them in, so they don't break. Add more solution as needed to keep them all fully covered. Enjoy!

@regnbuetorsk Год назад

I should try this, and i am curious to see if the darkened eggs come out like the chinese "century eggs"

@AModernHomestead Год назад

I'm not sure, but these darkened eggs were fully rotten! I don't think the century eggs are actually rotten, just the salt/clay/ash breaking down the contents of the egg right? I've never tried one, but from what I hear they taste really good... these eggs would not have! Lol!

@megandonahue9220 8 месяцев назад

I think I learned the real reason they say don't put all your eggs in the same basket. I noticed about 7 months after doing my 3rd jar, that the water was clear but the lime at the bottom had yellow spots. I had used 2 gallon anchor hocking lidded jars so I could peek at them instead of big food safe buckets that were opaque that I saw people use in other videos. I think that if I put too many eggs in a jar the ones at the bottom cracked under the weight. I found that they were cracked but had sealed down the cracks with lime. You are right, they didn't float but they were not OK. I think you have the right idea doing much smaller jars. Even gallon jars would be better. I will probably start using my 2 gallon eggs up and use half gallon jars from here on out. They will be much easier to store too.