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Grumpypants Mar 2021 4:00am, 25 Mar 2021 695 posts	0 Grumpypants Cerrertonia. I always enjoy music like that. Have done for 50 years since uni.
GregP Mar 2021 10:12am, 25 Mar 2021 126,028 posts	0 GregP Oh splendid TOTP. +1 for not understanding Cerratonia
GregP Apr 2021 8:54pm, 1 Apr 2021 126,175 posts	0 GregP Why the BBC think Carl Ford's opinion is of national interest. bbc.co.uk
GordonG Apr 2021 9:53am, 12 Apr 2021 8,544 posts	0 GordonG why so many people are still leaving flowers in memory of Prince Philip when there was a specific request not to do so.
Albert O Balsam Apr 2021 1:24pm, 20 Apr 2021 765 posts	0 Albert O Balsam All a bit odd - that Carl Ford input. Very much BBC though i.e. going round markets asking OAPs for their views of Brexit and the Economy, why, for balance, don't they head to The City and ask 18-30s about the price of their weekly shop ?
ChrisHB Apr 2021 10:18am, 26 Apr 2021 20,882 posts	0 ChrisHB Why eggs are sold on open shelves but should be kept in the fridge at home.
Rosehip Apr 2021 10:20am, 26 Apr 2021 20,823 posts	0 Rosehip (eggs should not be kept in the fridge at home, keeping them cold makes them porous)
ChrisHB Apr 2021 10:22am, 26 Apr 2021 20,883 posts	0 ChrisHB it says on the box they should be!
Rosehip Apr 2021 10:26am, 26 Apr 2021 20,824 posts	0 Rosehip that's a new one on me then!
Homeless Kodo Apr 2021 10:55am, 26 Apr 2021 1,538 posts	0 Homeless Kodo It’s because of temperature range CHB. Eggs deteriorate at a greater rate if exposed to a wide temperature range. Temp is more closely controlled in supermarkets than at home, your fridge maintains a more regular temp than your house over the day. As to whether they eggs should be kept in the fridge or not, the jury’s out. There’s as much evidence for as against it. This is the only time having a Home Economics teacher as a mother has ever come in useful.