Originally Posted by
jimcleaver
Yep, i read the other thread with a smile!
I may be wrong but its actually pasteurised egg, fresh egg that has been gently treated in the same way as milk and then stored in a carton.
It's used by most larger companies for the benifits of easier storage, less risk of bacteria, and no shell!
Regarding it's "freshness" ...perhaps a good comparison would be an "innocent" smoothie.
I should add that in my restaurant we still prefer to keep the eggs in individual oval shaped brown containers :-)
also has the advantage that unlike whole eggs it can be frozen, if you have problems with discolouration 1 drop of lemon juice will stop this. I remember doing a bit of work on it in my Quality controller days