Friday I'm picking up a dozen (perhaps 2?) eggs from a farm. They recycle
their 'cardboard' containers, meaning that, I suppose, you put in the dirty
eggs in the carton and bring back the dirty carton. To me that means that
after a few trips, their will probably be a bit of barnyard on that egg
carton.

So, when I bring them home, I guess I'll just take them out of THEIR egg
carton and do a bit of a rinsing. That's all I know to do.

I've always left my eggs in the egg carton that I buy the eggs in. But
these eggs are pretty large. They pop out over the carton box, so putting
one on top of the other won't work.

I have discarded the original refrigerator door(s)' plastic egg containers
long ago; DH have had our share of monkey-hands dropping the eggs onto the
floor when we reach in and pull some of them out.

I've googled for something to put them in (in the refrigerator) that will
take up the least amount of space, and easy to get out of the refrigerator,
then out of the container once it's on the counter top. Haven't come up
with anything yet. Leaving them on the counter is out-of-the question for
us.

Any ideas --
Thanks soo much,
Dee Dee