Warning signs Cracks or leaks, a sulfuric smell, or an unusual look when cracked.
How to check A float test shows age, not safety: fresh eggs sink, older ones stand or float. A floater can still be good, so crack it and smell. A sulfur odor means discard.
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How do I tell if eggs has gone bad?
Look for cracks or leaks, then crack the egg and smell it. A sulfur odor or an unusual look means discard. The float test shows age, not safety: fresh eggs sink and older ones stand or float, and a floater can still be good.
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