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How long can I keep a boiled egg in the fridge?

me-and-my-girls View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 11:11 PM Post #1
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Hi ladies Hey, I was just wondering, if I boil some eggs ahead of when I need to use them how long will they stay fresh for in the fridge? Thanks

Kitty Fantastico View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 11:14 PM Post #2
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4 days

howdoyoudoit View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 11:21 PM Post #3
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Don't peel them though

poss71 View Member Profile	09/01/2013, 11:33 PM Post #4
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Make sure they're put in the fridge within a couple of hours of cooking, to get them below the 5-65oC temperature danger zone and they'll last nearly a week, maybe 5 or 6 days. They never last long in my fridge though. We boil 10 or 12 one day and there's 3 left the next...

melrose View Member Profile	10/01/2013, 12:06 AM Post #5
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4 days.

aussierach View Member Profile	10/01/2013, 07:09 AM Post #6
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I was going to say 2 days max.. whe we were at work if say we boiled monday morning if they weren't used by wed night they were tossed

♥~Bodhichitta~♥ View Member Profile	10/01/2013, 07:10 AM Post #7
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QUOTE (aussierach @ 10/01/2013, 07:09 AM) I was going to say 2 days max.. whe we were at work if say we boiled monday morning if they weren't used by wed night they were tossed That's what I would have thought. The same with any other protein food - meat, rice, etc.

Oriental lily View Member Profile	10/01/2013, 11:07 AM Post #8
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I am a three day max for perishable foods in the fridge unless its vacuum sealed or has a best before or used by date on it. DH on the other hand does the sniff or appearance test. He has an iron stomach though.

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