My preschool student asked me today: how do eggs turned rotten? I appreciate if anyone could help me with it?
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Eggs are prone to the same bacteria as other foods.  Refigeration slows that growth, but doesn't stop it.  Also, egg shells are not made of lead.  They are permiable to oders and other things in the refigerator, just as a piece of meat would be.  All of those icky things can seep into an egg shell just as easily as anything else (think about how dying easter eggs also gives the tint of that color to the inside of the egg).
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Sure, except I believe that "upside down" would be two words.  To keep eggs fresh without refrigeration you need to turn them every few days, so sometimes they'd be "right side up"  and sometimes they'd be "upside down".   Just a bit of trivia ...
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Eggs sold in the supermarket are unfertilized.  Roosters are necessary to fertilize eggs in order to get baby chickens.  I'm not sure if these eggs can be fertilized at a later time.  Help me out someone.
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I feel I must tell you about my father and his brown eggs:\n\nAfter my father died in Ireland, we were having a wake among the family.  Each told their favourite story about my father and although a sad time, we felt happy at the memories.  Suddenly my mother began to laugh as if in hysterics.  'What's the matter Mam' we asked.  She came out with the following: 'You know, your father and I were married nearly fifty years and in all that time he would never eat a white egg.  He insisted that they be brown. Well, I'll tell you something, he never had a brown egg in his life, I used to boil the cheaper white ones in tea that made them brown!'.
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No, they won't start to smell.  I often did this same project with some of my classes.   We usually boiled the eggs, but even if you don't they still won't smell.
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Maybe because spiders are just creepy crawlies and the flies lay eggs on your food. Actually, if I were you, I won't blame you if I'm afraid of flies laying eggs on your own food. I would be totally grossed out. Get a fly killer or somthing and just get rid of it before it totally ruins your house and your life. About the spiders, I believe most people are afraid of that, and I am too. So don't worry! =]
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God made them. As long as dirt has been! Nasty little pieces of filth aren't they? Did you know they can live without their heads for 2 wks? I awould not wolf you my friend! Scientific fact from observation by a very honorable institution came up with this scary fact. So get some boric acid and sprinkle a line around your baseboards and the back of your countertop around your trash can around fridge, any where they will have to walk across it, even put it across the window sill and on the floor threshold and wait patiently always keeping the lines full of boric acid and after a while they will kinda disappear, but if you live in town keep the boric acid out all the time because they travel well and love to see new places.
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Okay,this information is real!The egg's shell will be partially dissolved and it soon be very soft.Try this to a bone,(any bone recommended chicken bone) and you will get the same results.(It will be so soft that you can tie it into a knot!)
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Interesting, my poop has never been green.  My babies poop was green untill we started feeding her baby food.  So it might have to do with your diet.
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try this:  Stand on a lawn and throw an egg up into the air .. Just chuck it like 40 feet up and watch what happens when it lands on the lawn.  \n  Don't throw it on concrete and try to make sure it doesn't hit any rocks. \n  When I was in eigth grade and my science teacher told me to try this i was absolutly flabbergasted when I saw the results.  I ended out making 75$ from my family when I bet them I could throw an egg over the house and it wouldn't break when it landed on the other side.
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I actually turned this exact lab in at the begining of this semester for my College Bio class for Osmosis.  The shell of the egg does dissolve in the vinager and the egg still has the membrane attached.  After being in the vinegar you put it in the syrup and the syrup draws the water out of the egg because the syrup is heavier and has larger molecules that will not go into the egg and the egg is all shriveled up and the volume of the syrup is increased by 50 ml after being in the H2O for 24 hours it will draw the water back into the egg and your volume will decrease by 50ml.  It feels like a water balloon it is awesome.  If you get a chance, go ahead and do the experiement, I had my 8 year old help me and then he took it to school for show and tell.
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If you want to "suck up an egg" i.e., one egg at a time, try a canister type vacuum cleaner with a (plastic?) tube(s) for attachments.  Omit the attachments but place a cloth screen (cheese cloth?) in the tube opening taped in place outside the tube.  After reaching into the pallet to get an egg and moving it to where you want to deposit it either shut off the vacuum cleaner or open the slide opening that some tubes have to reduce vacuum or block the discharge for only a moment to release the egg.  Good luck.
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I think you need professional help... because feeding too much of the wrong thing can really hurt\n\nfruit, veges, carbs, milk, eggs\n\nhow old is this kid? a baby? a teen?
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As a young child I was likely to find my Easter basket hidden behind a chair or some other easy to find place.\n\n One Easter though the bunny decided to give us a challenge and hid one in the dishwasher (clean, no dirty dishes in there) and the other in a clothes hamper that had never been used for dirty clothes. \n\nMass hysteria broke out as our parents heard our sobs that there were no baskets to be found, lol. With children of different ages you might want to color code the eggs, treats, and hide the ones for the older one in more difficult places. \n\nI once made a hunt for some nieces with written clues in rhyme to find the treats. At the location of the next treat was another slip of paper with a clue in rhyme for the next one, and so forth. Some treats were inside, some outside. They had a lot of fun, and so did I watching them.
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As an egg gets older, it produces hydrogen sulfide, a gas. The gas moves to one end of the egg. To see how old an egg is, place it in a pan of water. If it floats, don't use it. If it stays on the bottom but points up, it is getting old, but I still use them. If it stays on the bottom, flat, it is fresh.\n\nYou can tell if an egg is hard-boiled by spinning it. If it spins easily and fast, it is hard boiled!\n\nHope this helps!
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I thought everything was supposed to taste like chicken?\n\nHas she had chicken recently, if so, did the chicken taste like dirt?\n\nIf she is pregnant, then it is a mineral deficiency
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Actually, the yolk begins to turn greyish when it is over cooked.  Don't cook your eggs for as long, and they will stay perfectly yellow!\n\nI'm in culinary school, and before my teacher told me this, I thought the yolks in hard-boiled eggs were supposed to be grey on the outside because they always are when my mother makes them!