Can I save these eggs??

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I forgot about an 18carton of eggs in the car for a week. The temperature has been between 35F-50F everyday, and I'm assuming the inside of the car probably gets a little bit colder. Are my eggs good or do I toss them out? I don't mind throwing them out, i'm just wondering.
The float test doesn't work for this

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The float test didn’t work? Crack one open, but generally I’d say toss since it was more than a few hours. Store bought eggs are washed on don’t have the “bloom”, a layer that protects from bacteria, on them. I have about 60 chickens and keep my eggs on the counter, but I don’t wash until they are used so the bloom is intact. Store bought eggs are already pretty aged when you purchase them, I would probably just buy some more to be safe.

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If they have been previously refridgerated, they need to be tossed.

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You can always just crack them into a separate bowl before you use them.  A bad egg is pretty obvious.

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Eggs can be left on the counter (bakers usually do it) so I would say it’s fine

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I’d throw them out. Even if people told me they are good. I wouldn’t trust it. Eggs are so cheap and it’s not worth taking a chance

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Where they previously refrigerated? If so they need to be tossed

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Hmmm tbh, idk i would crack one and see how it looks. But most likely would toss. 50 degrees seems a lil too hot

Can I save these eggs??

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