Transporting whole eggs

[cheapeats]

if you find a small plastic jar that will just hold the 2 or 3 eggs(without shells) as long as ther is little to no air space the eggs will stay hole and not scramble. I Have used a peanutbutter jar for a dozen but small juice container may work well for a couple.

 

[Humpback]

Ok, for those that are interested the ebay item pointed out by Globetrotter turned out to be a tupperware 2 egg carrier which was referred to by Ems yesterday. I bought from Globbetrotter's seller for £6 including postage and it arrived today.
Its just the job. Fried egg and ham for breakfast!

(There are others available at various prices.)

Oh and whilst trapped in the headlights of ebay bargains I bought a German WW2 butter dish for £5 mentioned in another thread. I must resist

Alan

 

[ems]

yeah ebay sort of sucks you in <Grin>

 

[Tengu]

Or get some Bavarian ham...

or got to the local Polish shop...

But next sunday, the French markets comming to town!

This means CREPES!!!!!!!!

 

[Jared]

Or get some Bavarian ham...

or got to the local Polish shop...

But next sunday, the French markets comming to town!

This means CREPES!!!!!!!!

CROISSANTS!!

 

[wingstoo]

I know this is a really old thread and some may have already found this but better twice than not at all.

http://www.mountainwarehouse.com/camping/equipment-accessories/cookware/-2-egg-holder-p5778.aspx

These were "In stock" in our local store.

 

[Big_bazza99]

Backpacking light sell a 2 egg case. Have one and have used it without breakages a couple of times.