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Do Eggs Float or Sink? Discover the Egg Freshness Test

Welcome! You've probably heard that eggs can either float or sink, but what does it mean? Chat with our AI assistant to learn how this simple test can indicate an egg's freshness and get step-by-step guidance.

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Thank you for visiting our egg freshness guide. Remember, an egg that sinks and lays flat is fresh, while one that floats should be discarded. Use our AI assistant for more tips on egg storage and usage.

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Eggs floating or sinking in water can help determine their freshness. Fresh eggs typically sink and lay flat on the bottom, while older eggs tend to float due to the larger air cell inside. It's a handy way to avoid using eggs that might have gone bad! Have you tried using this test before, or are you curious about any other egg-related tips?