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Best Answer: It all depends on the thickness of the egg and the conditions. Naturally for a 'cooking egg' shell takes around 2 weeks to decompose completely in my garden.
Banana's-froozen or not they take LONG.. been composting a entire banana bunch of small banana's think they are called apple banana's for 2 weeks and least it has done was shrank and turned completely black. it usually takes about 3-4 weeks to fully decompose even longer.Lettuce-about 1-2 weeks.range-only a few days-2 weeks max. i usually peel them by hand and throw in whole they decompose easily. tomatoes-about 2 weeks-3 weeks. peanut shells-MONTHS maybe YEARS even. not sure why but peanut shells don't seem to get composted at all. had one batch with it last harvest using it now as mulch and i still see it.