Can I consume your eggs after expiration date?
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Vital Farms
“While eggs can last past the date on the carton, our recommendation and the safest approach is to consume them before that date to ensure you are getting the freshest eggs. We defer to the FDA’s guidance on the safe consumption of eggs.”
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