Why Eggs In Britain Aren't Stored In The Refrigerator
Looking for eggs in the grocery store in the U.K.? Don't go to the refrigerated aisle. Here's why you'll find eggs sitting on a shelf at room temperature.
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Looking for eggs in the grocery store in the U.K.? Don't go to the refrigerated aisle. Here's why you'll find eggs sitting on a shelf at room temperature.
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