
First take your egg. Funny face drawn on is optional (done with a Chinagraph / wax pencil)
Gently place it into a glass of water.
Make sure you choose a glass big enough for the egg to sink to the bottom.
If it sinks, it's a good egg and it's fine to eat.

If it floats, it's a bad egg so do not eat it!
It floats because of the gas created as it decomposes.
I usually test a whole carton to see if any need to be disposed of, then retest them as I use them. I break our bad eggs directly into the compost bin.
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