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Americans refrigerate eggs?
Yes. If I understand correctly, it's because the eggs are washed, which strips them of their natural protective coating and causes them to require refrigeration.
Non-Americans don't refrigerate eggs?
We do not. At least some of us.
I'm from Pakistan and we put our eggs in the fridge in the little installed egg holders on the fridge after we buy them
Here in the Philippines we just pick whether to put them in the fridge or not at random. Doesn't seem to affect the quality in any way.
Its crazy, but here in Aus the supermarkets are the same way. Some supermarkets keep their eggs chilled. Some just leave them on a trestle table in the middle of an aisle. I tend to do whatever the supermarket had been doing when I bought them.
American here with backyard chickens: I don't refrigerate my eggs
Well I knew that was pretty standard, I meant with grocery stores as pictured above...
We do in Denmark, but from what I understand, it's not strictly necessary.
But do you buy them out of the fridge at the supermarket? That seems to be the main difference here
In Spain we don't. They're in regular, unrefrigerated shelves.
Edit: but we (at least in my circles) keep them refrigerated at home, although I don't know how necessary it is (I suppose it depends on the climate?)
Yes, we do. They're in the fridge in the supermarket, usually next to the milk.
I (UK) also do this. Makes them last longer. Do the same with most fruit and veg.
They're not refrigerated in the supermarket though.