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What To Do With Extra Eggs | Water Glassing Eggs | Preserving Eggs Without Refrigeration

What to do with extra eggs? Water glassing eggs or preserving eggs in lime water is cheap, easy way to preserve farm fresh eggs long term! Use 1 ounce of hydrated lime per 1 quart of water. Eggs will keep this way for 8-18 months! Gallon Jars - https://amzn.to/3CB5hYH Berkey Water Filter (use code hopewell10 for 10% off) - https://www.berkeyfilters.com/collect... My skirt from this video (Charleston Skirt) - https://www.neuflora.com/?ref=W4OeJ Wide stainless steel funnel - https://amzn.to/3dT45FM Mrs. Wages Pickling Lime - https://amzn.to/3wFD5QS Read the full blog post - https://hopewellheightsblog.com/water... 00:00 INTRODUCTION 00:20 ABOUT OUR FLOCK 02:25 WATER GLASSING EGGS 09:25 HOW TO PRESERVE EGGS IN LIME WATER Thanks for watching and don’t forget to hit subscribe before you go - I make 2 new videos on motherhood, homesteading, and life on our farm each week! Links in this description may be affiliate links. If you make purchases through the links I include, I may earn a small commission at no additional charge to you. I greatly appreciate you for supporting my channel so that I can continue creating free content for you every week! I'm Steph, wife of John & mom of 4 living on a 5th generation homestead. My husband's great-grandparents bought this farm in rural Missouri in 1942. My husband was supposed to take the farm over after high school - but he decided to go a different direction and moved out on his own. At that time he said he'd never get married or have kids. But here we are - 4 kids later and back on the farm. I grew up in town - so farm life has been a new adventure for me and I absolutely love it. I'm learning as I go and opting out of as many broken systems as I can along the way. We've lived here almost five years now, we homeschool our kids here, raise and grow more of our own food all the time, and our last baby was even born here on the farm - my first home birth. Learn with me as I share glimpses into our life on the farm.