Do you store your eggs at room temperature or in the fridge?

Fridge. Didn’t know it was safe any other way.

Always fridge.

In the refrigerator unless it’s winter and a 5-dozen box, then I put them in the garage where it stays pretty cold.

I store all my eggs out of the climate!

Fridge because I buy pasteurized eggs.

If I had chickens, I wouldn't chill fresh unpasteurized eggs.

Room temperature

I tend to store them in my womb. I know, I know...crazy, eh!!

I have hens & it's perfectly ok to keep them on the side for a whole month before transferring to the fridge. A word of advice though, don’t wash your eggs unless you intend to cook them immediately afterwards, as eggs are porous & you will introduce bacteria

In my underwear at body temperature 😜

In frozen nitrogen

Fridge

Room temp, but I get my eggs from a friend and they're not pasteurized and have that handy natural coating still on them.

What tf

People store them at room temperature 🤔 damn
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Eggs are trash though

Room temperature - less than 75 degrees.

Never heard of anything but fridge.

Fridge of course

In the fridge

In the fridge.

The fridge

Fridge.

Room

Fridge

Fridge, only just found out that Europeans and farmers and other countries store theirs at room temp a couple years ago when my mom bought chickens to raise. She was raised with chickens so she already knew.

In the fridge, central shelf. I understood it helps them last longer.

Fridge

Room temperature