You can freeze raw or scrambled eggs (but never in the shell), and a bit of salt or sugar helps keep yolks from turning gummy after thawing. Try freezing eggs in ice cube trays so you can just pop out ...

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You can freeze eggs to extend their shelf life, but you should avoid freezing them in their shells to prevent breakage. Instead, crack the eggs and beat them until well-blended before freezing in an ...

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If you find yourself scrambling to use all of your eggs before they expire, read this. You can freeze raw or scrambled eggs (but never in the shell), and a bit of salt or sugar helps keep yolks from ...

You can freeze egg whites and egg yolks separately, or whole lightly beaten eggs. When freezing raw eggs, it's important to take them out of their shell. You can also freeze cooked egg-based dishes ...