Liquid Eggs
Storage & Shelf Life: How long do liquid eggs last?
The shelf life of liquid eggs depends on factors like storage conditions, packaging, and whether it’s opened or unopened. Proper refrigeration or storage can help extend freshness, while freezing can be an option for longer preservation. Knowing the typical expiration timeline and signs of spoilage can help prevent waste and ensure food safety. Learn the best storage methods and how to tell if liquid eggs have gone bad.
How long do liquid eggs last?
🧊 Fridge Life
7–10 days after opening, up to expiration date if unopened
❄️ Freezer Life
10–12 months
☀️ Room Temp Life
2 hours (1 hour if above 90°F)
What’s the best way to store liquid eggs?
Store unopened cartons upright in the fridge. If freezing, pour into ice cube trays or airtight containers, leaving space for expansion.
How can you tell if liquid eggs have gone bad?
Sour smell, separation, slimy texture, or off-color.
What’s the best container for storing liquid eggs?
Original carton for fridge storage, freezer-safe bags or ice cube trays for freezing.
How can you tell when liquid eggs have expired?
Pasteurized liquid eggs spoil faster than whole eggs once opened.