1 If an object scratches the surface of one of your corneas or penetrates a cornea, keratitis without an infection may result. 2  In addition, an injury may allow bacteria or fungi to gain access to the cornea through the damaged surface, causing infectious keratitis.
Backyard egg is on the left, store bought is on the right. When cooked to over-medium, the store bought egg (left) spreads out much more than the backyard egg (right). The store bought egg (left) has a yolk that collapses when cut.The yolk texture is simultaneously a bit chalky and sticky.The backyard egg (right) has a yolk that holds its shape very well.his was an interesting comparison. The store bought eggs were fresh and of excellent quality, from a local medium-scale producer that does a consistently great job delivering humane eggs at a good price point. I would happily buy and eat these eggs if I did not keep chickens.
Answer: Yes, your eggs should be fine, provided youâve been storing them properly. As the Washington-based Egg Safety Center notes, the dates you see on egg cartons are not food safety dates. They are most commonly used as a guide for stores to know how long they can sell the eggs. Raw eggs will maintain their best quality for about 3 to 5 weeks after the date you bought them and took them home, assuming continuous refrigeration. During that home storage time, the sell-by or âexpirationâ date on the carton will usually come and go. But your eggs will still be perfectly safe to use, provided theyâre not cracked or otherwise damaged.