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Liquid Eggs

Liquid eggs are a convenient alternative to shell eggs, made by removing the shells and processing the egg whites and yolks, either separately or together. Typically, liquid eggs are pasteurized, refrigerated, and packaged in bottles or cartons, ensuring a safe and long-lasting product with consistent quality. They are widely used in households for cooking and baking purposes, and are also popular in commercial settings like restaurants, bakeries, and cafeterias. Apart from their convenience, liquid eggs offer a range of nutritional benefits similar to those of shell eggs. They provide protein, essential vitamins, and minerals, while some brands also offer specialized products with benefits like reduced-fat, enriched with omega-3 fatty acids, or cholesterol-free options. Liquid eggs can be used in a variety of recipes, including scrambled eggs, omelets, quiches, and baked goods, offering consistent texture and flavor to your dishes.
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IN EGGS
48
CAL / 100G
$0.16
AVG / OZ
liquid eggs
17%
CARBS
0%
FAT
83%
PROTEIN
Liquid Eggs FAQ
Cooking with liquid eggs can be both convenient and a little puzzling, especially if you are transitioning from using whole shell eggs. One of the most common issues is not knowing the proper equivalent of shell eggs to liquid eggs, which can mess up your recipes. A simple rule of thumb is that three tablespoons of liquid eggs equals one whole shell egg. Moreover, newcomers to liquid eggs sometimes add extra ingredients like milk or water while making scrambled eggs, thinking that it is necessary like it is with whole eggs. However, many liquid egg products already contain these additives, so adding more might impact the taste and texture. To get the most from your liquid eggs, try using them in a variety of dishes beyond just breakfast items. They work great in baking and you don't have to worry about getting shell pieces in your mixture. Some products also come in varieties like egg whites only or enriched with healthy fatty acids, so you can choose what fits your dietary needs or preferences best. A lesser-known tip about liquid eggs is that you can freeze them if needed. Just leave enough headspace, since they expand when frozen. Nonetheless, freezing and defrosting multiple times can affect their taste and texture, so it's advisable to only thaw the amount you will use at a time. Finally, although liquid eggs are pasteurized, it's best to cook them thoroughly to ensure the safety and quality of your dishes.
How many liquid eggs equal one shell egg?
Can I use liquid eggs in baking?
Do I need to refrigerate liquid eggs?
Can I freeze liquid eggs?
Can I make omelets with liquid eggs?
Are liquid eggs pasteurized?
Do liquid eggs have yolk?
Can I use liquid eggs for French toast?
Is there a taste difference between liquid and shell eggs?
Are liquid eggs healthier than shell eggs?
Expiration & Storage Tips
When does liquid eggs expire?
Unopened, liquid eggs can last up to 7 days past their printed date if stored correctly in the refrigerator. Once the container is opened, it’s best to use them within 3 days. If you've frozen them, you can store them indefinitely, but for the best quality, use them within 1 year of freezing.
How do you tell if liquid eggs is bad?
Liquid eggs have gone bad if they give off a sour or unusual odor, which could indicate bacterial growth. Also, if the liquid eggs have changed color or appear curdled, it's best to throw them away. In general, it's better to be safe than sorry when it comes to eggs.
Tips for storing liquid eggs to extend shelf life
• Always store liquid eggs in the refrigerator at 40℉ or lower • Avoid storing them on the door of the fridge, where temperatures fluctuate. Instead, place them in the main body of the fridge where it's colder • Keep the container sealed until use to prevent exposure to other odors in the fridge • To freeze liquid eggs, pour them into a freezer-safe container and seal tightly. Label with the date for easier tracking • To thaw, place the frozen liquid eggs in the refrigerator for several hours or overnight. Once thawed, swirl the liquid to reintegrate any ingredients that may have separated.
EXPIRES WITHIN
7 - 12
WEEKS
Health Info
Macros
0g
CARBS
0g
FAT
4g
PROTEIN
Allowed on these diets
LOW FAT
HIGH CALCIUM
VEGETARIAN
KETO
PALEO
WHOLE 30
MEDITERRANEAN
LOW CARB
LACTOSE FREE
GLUTEN FREE
Contains these allergens
EGGS
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