The Secret Your Eggs Hide
Most people are unaware that an egg is naturally equipped with its own form of protection. That nearly invisible outer layer, known as the cuticle or bloom, acts as a built-in shield. It seals thousands of microscopic pores in the shell, helping to block bacteria from entering while also slowing moisture loss and preserving freshness. This protective barrier forms as the egg is laid, and when it remains intact, it significantly reduces the risk of contamination. The problem arises the…