Spiral Egg Skelter Display

If your counter currently has three different bowls of eggs and you're pretty sure one of them is from last Tuesday, meet the egg skelter.

This spiral metal rack gives fresh eggs a simple first-in, first-out system. Add newly collected eggs at the top, take the older eggs from the bottom, and gravity keeps everything moving in the right direction.

No carton shuffling. No writing dates on seventeen things. And no asking yourself which pile of eggs was here first.

Features

• Spiral design helps keep eggs in first-in, first-out order
• Holds approximately 18 to 24 standard chicken eggs, depending on egg size
• Vertical design saves counter space
• Powder-coated metal construction
• Stable freestanding base
• Keeps your eggs visible instead of tucked away in cartons
• Looks considerably better on the counter than an old feed-store bucket

How to Use

Add clean, dry eggs at the top of the spiral and remove eggs from the bottom as you use them. Newly collected eggs go behind the ones already on the rack, so your older eggs naturally work their way to the front.

Eggs vary in size and shape, especially when they come from a backyard flock, so some may roll more enthusiastically than others.

Basically, gravity is helping.

It has not agreed to manage the entire egg department.

Care

Wipe the skelter with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly. Avoid abrasive scrubbers that could damage the powder-coated finish.

A Note About Egg Storage

The skelter organizes your eggs. How and where you store those eggs depends on how they've been handled and whether they've been washed.

Washed eggs should be refrigerated promptly. Follow appropriate food-safety guidance for the eggs you're collecting and storing.