Occasionally, I get them from the farmer’s market, but the majority of the time, they are from the supermarket and are sealed in those typical boxes. As time passed, I realized that knowing the codes on these boxes is not a mere fascination, but rather a need.
Have you ever looked at the numbers on the egg carton and wondered what they stand for? Those numbers may look like some kind of code, but they are easy to understand once you understand what they represent. So, let me get this straight, shall we?The Julian Date: Your Egg’s Birthday.First of all, the three-digit code which seems to be a set of completely random numbers. This is called the Julian date and it indicates the actual day of the year when the eggs were packed. The Julian date is from 001 to 365. For instance, if you notice the code 001 on the carton, it implies that the eggs were graded on the 1st of January.
CONTINUE READING ON THE NEXT PAGE
Advertisement:
Rosemary Elegance: Mastering the Art of Prime Rib with Dijon Infusion
A Delightful Discovery: Rosemary Infused Vinegar
Drizzle beer over the beef roast
Vanilla cream cake without baking with 2 packs of pudding powder
Delicious Stuffed Meatballs with Boiled Eggs
How to Remove a Broken Key from a Lock: 5 Tricks to Avoid Dismantling Everything
Revive Your Living Space With This Sensational Time-Travel Hack!
Your electricity bill will rise significantly
Dark Stains on Your Walls? Here’s What They Reveal (and How to Remove Them)
