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I can't remember the name of the site, but I read that you can use eggs for a few weeks after sell by date for frying, scrambling and other direct eating, but good up to 4or 5 months for use in baking, cooking, and other things they are mixed into and cooked well.
Eggs can be good for three to five weeks past the âuse byâ date, according the website ShelfLifeAdvice.com, which allows users to look up specific foods. Don't miss these Health stories. Larry Page's damaged vocal cords: Treatment comes with trade-offs. Report questioning salt guidelines riles heart experts.