Can it be used in fridge to store raw eggs ?
225603
Don't waste your money. The tops do not fit well and the tabs that keep them closed break off.
225604
I have not tried that, but I don't see why you couldn't. The cover has plenty of space above my deviled eggs.
225605
No. Not with the lid on it because it wouldn't be tall enough. You would however be able to have raw eggs sit in the scoops where each egg goes with the lid off.
225606
i haven't tried that. I doubt it. There is not enough height. It won't be convienent any way, because its not quick and easy to close.
225607
Technically, yes. Practicality, no. Chef Buddy Trays are great cases for transporting and displaying deviled eggs but as the other reviews have stated, they have their limitations for everyday use. Instead, I suggest the Snap 'N Stack on Amazon at this link: Snap 'N Stack Food Egg 2 Layer (6) . I just tested a large brown raw egg and it fits perfectly in both layers. (Yes, I have both products - I'm a deviled egg junkie.)
239455
I didn't even freeze or refrig mine and I've already finished one pouch since I shared it. The resealable pouch seemed to keep it pretty well. But, I would probably keep it in the fridge. I don't think freezing it will do any harm.
1445590
Yes it can be stored.I have once stored from 4 years. In a cool dry place of course.
949656
I think they would work pretty well with boiled eggs, not sure with fresh eggs. They are sturdy and pretty well made.
1871727
J. Tullier, I store mine in the freezer because I make a flu syrup and do not use them very often. If you use them frequently the fridge would work fine. I have used them for up to one year by freezing. I hope this helps.Regards, Willie
729507
I don't see why not? Though, if you are storing it for a long while you might want to think about something that is completely air tight. I use these for wine and they keep the bottle fresh for a few days at most.
103241
I just used whatever eggs were in the fridge ... and it worked fine. So I guess "size does not matter" :)
1977831
It doesn't need to be refrigerated. Are you planning on adding a perishable ingredient? If so, it won't turn solid, but the ingredient may turn it cloudy.
1541869
I'm not really sure as I keep mine in the cupboard. I would guess that it would be ok since it is airtight, but the only way to know for sure would be to try it. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
345676
It is shelf stable so you don't need to. Wouldn't hurt to put it in the fridge.
1291179
I would put it in the fridge however Amazon has changed brands so I can not recommend this product.
605227
No it is not refrigerated, it is a storage area that doesn't hold much but it is good for storing the little throw away cups.
949654
I don't know, as I haven't used it that way. But I can tell you that the eggs are pretty secure in this container otherwise. We use it for our RV and have not had any damaged eggs.
1238953
No. It will be fine up to a year IF properly sealed. I would not put in in the fridge due to the potential for off odors and flavors to creep in if the bag seal is compromised. Mine is stored in tins and double zip lock pouches. This stuff is so good that it never lasts long enough to tell actual shelf life.
1185438
hi there!...good question...personally I'd store in the fridge if rarely used...hope this helps (:
564260
I don't know. I did not store it in the fridge. My best advice is to follow the manufacturer's directions on that particular point.
303313
I assume you're asking about storage when it is not hot enough to be needed. Keep it in the freezer, will stop mildew and bacteria.