How do you store the eggs you bought in the refrigerator? It takes time to transfer to the built-in egg stand, and there is a risk of cracks due to vibration when opening and closing the door. In fact, the official website of the Japan Chicken Breeding Association recommends storing the egg container in the refrigerator.


That's why I also keep the pack as it was at the time of purchase, but in the case of a plastic container, when I remove the opening tape, the lid opens completely and I end up cutting the upper half. If I thought I didn't like it because it was bare, I would like to introduce it because my family taught me a good way.



The only way to do this is to "cut the other side without removing the tape" !




With this method, the lid closes naturally after the egg is taken out, so it is easy to put in and take out. You don't have to worry about the eggs coming into contact with other ingredients and cracking, and you can check the expiration date of the lid, which is convenient. Please note that some products may not be closed.



In addition, the author puts the entire pack on an elongated organizing tray to avoid the risk of falling when refilling. It's a very pinpoint trick limited to plastic containers, but if anyone has the same sickness, please give it a try!