Eggs in Fridge yes or no

In the fridge because I don't use a lot of eggs. Take them out for a while before using.

The explanation I read was that they can be kept for a while out of the fridge, but after a certain date(4 or 6 weeks from laying) they have to go in the fridge. Once in the fridge, the condensation will start to destroy the natural protective layer on the outside and from then on in they shouldn't stay out of the fridge for longer periods.

It made sense to me.

In the fridge because there’s no other space

I think we are told NOT to keep them in the fridge!

Just like dragonfly46. (I like limited clutter on the work surfaces.)

It's a battle here. DH puts them in the fridge, I take them out.

Tomatoes lose flavour if you refrigerate them. You should keep them at room temperature.

That's another thing we are at odds about! ??

I do just because it is tidier to put them in the fridge.

Yes, in the fridge. My parents reared chickens, hundreds of them. No eggs kept in fridges back then, but we are told nowadays they should be refrigerated. I bring them out before using them.

No, mine are in a little wire basket that sits next to the dish of tomatoes which I also keep out of the fridge.

Not refrigerated here either. Our chickens keep us and half the village supplied .

Yes in the fridge for me.

I have a sweet little white wooden egg storage box-thing, they keep very well there. Although to be honest I never have eggs hanging about for long, we use a lot of them.

I don't keep them in the fridge and they keep just fine.

I prefer to keep them in the fridge , DD takes them out and then I put them back ?

No
I keep them in a pottery chicken in my small larder.
No need to refrigerate eggs.