In all honesty, this is something that I looked at and thought it was just a gimmick. But then I thought about it and realized it could be quite useful, especially for those that like to buy large quantities of eggs in cartons without lids! You can pull the inside egg drawer out, while stacking other fridge stuff on top of the other part that stays in the fridge.
Anyways, you can get this egg organizer for $15.59 from Amazon.ca (reg. $25.99). Be sure to use the coupon code K0C5T72R at the checkout to get the deal. Here are some details:
The size of Deecam egg storage for fridge is 8.7 x 10.6 x 3.3 inches / 22×27×8.5cm. It can hold 20 eggs or duck eggs, and XL eggs can also be used, enough for a family to eat eggs for a week. The transparent plastic egg holder allows you to clearly see the remaining amount of eggs for timely replenishment.
The stackable egg tray drawers adopts a unique drawer-type design, which can be taken out with one pull, dust-proof and moisture-proof, and the side vents can accelerate the air circulation and prolong the shelf life of eggs. Conical groove design, one groove and one egg to avoid the eggs from colliding with each other. The tip of the egg is down and the air chamber is up, which prevents microorganisms from entering the yolk and keeps the egg fresh for a long time.
Plastic stackable household egg fresh storage box is made of high quality food grade PP+PET material, BPA free, strong and durable, and can be directly contacted with food. The surface is designed with frosted dots, which is beautiful and non-slip, and the egg cartons can be stacked without shifting, saving kitchen space. Recycling, no more pesky cartons in the fridge, cleaner and more tidy.
Fridge storage egg containers can be used in kitchens, refrigerators, dining tables and bakery. The eggs are stored in separate compartments, which are not easy to collide and can also be taken to camping, it is a good helper for kitchen storage!
Checkout 51, has a cash back offer for $6.99 on McCain Breakfast Pockets. Check any of your local grocery stores, but I noticed Walmart has them on sale for $6.27.
So with the cash back offer, you'd be trying them for free!
