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at 62.9 C (145 F) for 30 minutes
OR 71.6 C (161 F) for a minimum
of 15 seconds. Unfortunately, eggs while still in the shell are all of
different sizes and if kept for too long a time at these temperatures, will
start to cook and you end up with a very soft boiled egg.
This machine and their pasteurized eggs will probably not be available for a while and in the meantime here are some safety tips on protecting yourselves and your families from that nasty Salmonella and from other food poisonings. Take Care and Think Microbiologically! Go To Page: 1 2
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