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Tips, tricks and everything you need to know to cook the perfect egg in any style you please.

If you're looking for some hard-boiled egg hacks, you've come to the right place. We’ll be honest and say we didn't just wake up one day to find these methods all laid out. It’s been a lot of trying (sometimes failing) countless means, in an epic attempt to serve you up the easiest ways to peel eggs – every time.

Hands up if there’s nothing worse than picking out egg shells (both ours are raised). So what can you do about it? Well, we’ve assembled the pick of the bunch when it comes to foolproof ways to crack the perfect egg.

How long do eggs last? How can you tell when they’re off? And why do some eggs seem to spoil so quickly? Eggs are a nutritional powerhouse, but their health benefits (and deliciousness) depend on how well they’re handled and stored.

Eggs are a staple in most Australian kitchens, but when it comes to storage, there’s often confusion. Should you keep eggs in the fridge or the pantry? How long do refrigerated eggs last? And what’s the safest way to store them?

Worse than a flat pancake or a smelly omelette is cooking with a rotten egg. Not only does it smell a bit funny, but you could even risk food poisoning. How can you tell if eggs are off without cracking the shell?

How many times have you cracked an egg into a bowl of other ingredients, only to question whether the egg has gone bad or not?

As an Australian household staple, eggs are an important source of nutrition for the vast majority of people. While egg farmers supply a safe, clean, fresh product, it is possible for eggs to become contaminated by the food poisoning bacteria Salmonella.

Watch our egg masterclass videos below to learn how to make the perfect eggs at home every time.

We've done the hard work for you by collecting the best tips and tricks from our partners to bring you the ultimate guide for nailing every meal on any occasion.

Ever since Rocky started guzzling eggs in the 1976 classic, raw eggs have been a popular food among bodybuilders and athletes. Despite this, many non-athletes are hesitant about consuming uncooked eggs because of the risk of food poisoning.