Eggs are a saving grace in many recipes, but not if they've gone bad. Here's how to check your eggs before making any dish.

So, you've got a carton of eggs that has gone well past its sell-by date. Now what? All is not lost, as the printed date on the packaging isn't the definite expiration date. In fact, most store-bought ...

Eggs are often perfectly safe to eat past their sell-by date. If an egg floats in a bowl of water or has a sulfurous smell once cracked, it's no longer safe to eat. It's best to store eggs in their ...

It's also important to store eggs in the coldest part of your fridge rather than the door as the temperature fluctuates in that area, he says. Hard-boiled eggs that are still in their shell stay good ...

To find out if your eggs have turned bad, just look at the date on the carton, right? Not quite.There are several other ways to tell if your eggs' time is up.

Discover three simple home tests to determine if your eggs have gone bad. Learn how the float test, sniff test, and visual check can help you avoid spoiled eggs. Proper storage in the original carton, ...

Eggs are one of the most versatile foods you can purchase, and they're easy to buy in bulk, which makes them a perfect go-to for stretching a grocery budget. However, if you're only relying on the ...

Whether you're baking with them or eating them as an appetizer, eggs are usually a staple at Thanksgiving dinners. Corin Cesaric is a Flex Editor at CNET. She received her bachelor's degree in ...

Don't go serving egg-spired food this summer. (Sorry.) Egg salad, deviled eggs and hard-boiled eggs are all popular picnic, cookout and potluck dishes. But while egg-based dishes can make a tasty ...