Description

Waterglass is a term for sodium silicate.


Sodium silicate refers to a group of chemical compounds that include sodium metasilicate, sodium orthosilicate and sodium pyrosilicate.

 

Waterglass eggs are fresh eggs placed in a bucket filled with a waterglass solution.

 

Some people leave the eggs in the solution. Others remove the eggs after being immersed and allow the solution to dry on the egg. This provides a protective layer that keeps out bacteria and keeps in moisture.

 

The eggs can be preserved in this manner without refrigeration for several weeks or months.


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