@pamelaspassport: It still surprises me every time… eggs just sitting on shelves in Europe 😅 In the U.S., eggs are washed, which removes their natural coating—so they have to be refrigerated. In many European countries, that coating stays intact, so they don’t. Same eggs, different process 🥚 #european #europeansummer #europeanfood #traveltok #europetravel

Καψοκαλύβας οφισιαλ :

This is the normal natural way. The abnormal way is to wash them first with water and bleach solution and then be forced to keep them refrigerated.

Mina :

I saw a video of a farmer who showed that eggs don’t rot… they just dry out. They need to be stored properly tho.

iamteodorag :

not everywhere in Europe...

Carolines World 🌎 :

then maybe usa shouldn't process them

rictus10 :

Norway keeps them refrigerated. You may keep them in room temperature, but they keep longer refrigerated, months past best before date

madison.ez :

I buy them unrefrigerated but at home I put them in the fridge right away to make them last longer😅

random345 :

Has somebody ever told the chickens to refrigerate their eggs?

srm42514 :

Yea..every chicken has its own refrigerator to cool the eggs... Do you never visit a chickenfarm? They have thousands of refrigerators...

the daily grind :

I buy them like this and I know I don't have to refrigerate them but I still do 🤣

zinzindelespace :

why would you do that?

rufreh :

How many Americans are still wondering about unrefrigerated eggs in Europe? If the eggs are washed, as is done in the USA, they lose their natural outer coating and therefore need to be refrigerated. In Europe, eggs are not normally washed.

partykingable :

why does it need to be? europe isnt usa

HdW :

Have you ever seen a chicken with a fridge?

hero :

europe does not remove the protective layer of tbe egg

aversano :

In Croatia you can find them in the fridge

MoominMamaGenX🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 :

How many times do we have to go through this?

ᴀɴɴ ᴋʀɪsᴛɪɴ🇳🇴 :

In what country in Europe? In Norway they don't😊

user512545775181 :

NushaKali :

You refrigerate them when you arrive home so they last longer, at least in hot countries like mine. (Spain)

Ellectro Kingg :

the ones that are outside the refrigerator are the most healthy ones, the unwashed ones. The washed ones shouldn't be eaten.

DinG🇩🇪🇪🇺 :

it's simple, if u don't wash away the chicken given egg protection, they don't need to be chilled, also Europe isn't a country, there some countries on the continent of Europe they chill there eggs 😉

phaw.Nattakhon :

we get surprised of the amount of ingredients in US bread

akaprincesssdisneyyy :

In the U.S., eggs are washed before being sold, which removes their natural protective layer, so they must be refrigerated. In Europe, eggs usually aren’t washed, so they keep that natural protection and can be stored outside the fridge in supermarkets.

bbmorti :

I know we refrigerate them in Denmark and Norway

Saulatis :

because in europe they don't bleach eggs. In the usa they wash and bleach eggs.