how would you store boiled eggs in the refrigerator?

I boil eggs almost everyday, but never store them. I think storing them without the shells would make it easier for you to use.. Peeling the shells off after it has been in the fridge would be difficult, I guess. Maybe you could store then in an airtight container or vacuum sealed bags for a couple of days.

I never keep boiled eggs in the refrigerator, I only boil the number I need. I would peel them and place in a glass container, without water.

I normally don't store boiled eggs . . . but if I did, I would take the shell off and then store them - no water. I've had a heck of a time peeling a cold egg . . . so after boiling, I cool them down in a bowl of water and ice for like 5 or so minutes - then I peel them. I think that gray ring around the yolk is from cooking them too long.

The dark ring is from cooking them not storing them. I usually keep an extra egg carton and write 'boiled' on top. I actually have one carton aside to begin doing this again. The eggs will last longer with the shells on. They get weird when you've had them too long. They should last a week or more depending on how old they were when you boiled them. We prefer waiting a couple weeks before boiling as the shells peel off easier that way. We keep them in hand mostly to add to salads. I'm thinking of starting to eat just where for a snack too. If they get too old after boiling in the shell they should either stink, be a weird color, or become slimy. I would leave them in the shell in the fridge and eat them cold. What would you use hot boiled eggs for?

I can't really help you yere but I wouldn't be putting them in water. I think if you plunge them into cold water once they're cooked they're not supposed to get the dark ring. I would store with the shells on in a bowl in the fridge. Good luck and I hope you'll let us know how it goes.

If I'm going to store boiled eggs in the future, I'll make sure they're hard boiled. I'd let them cool first, peel and then store in a covered container. No water in it. Perhaps let them last for max 2 days? I'd heat the egg by pouring freshly boiled water into it.

Sometimes, left over boiled eggs are stored in our ref with their shelsl on. That way, the next day they can be just placed in a bowl with boiled water and eaten.

I have not tried this so I can't share any experience here. But I guess there are comments that have provided great views.

I don't peel eggs. Once i boiled them and they cooled down that's when I put them on the fridge.

I just put mine in the fridge and they do not last long enough to spoil.

When I boil eggs, I always make a few extra and store those unpeeled in the refrigerator. I use them cold.

I boil eggs every week and we just leave the shell on, put them in a bowl and into the fridge. We usually don't have anymore by the next week when I boil more, just makes it easier to make tuna salad or too slice them for salads. I take one out, run it under water and then peel it. Its pretty convenient for us. They get the ring around the yoke if they are boiled too long but they are still good.

when i do sunny side up, i takethe eggs out of the fridge and let it stand for several minutes. then i fry it. so far we have not kept boild eggs in the fridge.

I always have hard boiled eggs in the house since my wife likes them very much. They are super easy to make, and I just store them, shells on, in the fridge. They actually keep for quite a while, so it's not too terrible to have a dozen or more ready. I boil them, and then dredge them in cold water, put them in the fridge, and voila! Hard boiled eggs that can be eaten by themselves, sliced for a salad, or for whatever use you might find.

Sorry can`t help you about it because everytime I boiled an egg I make sure we eat it on the day

I just let it the eggs stay in the container with water.

Hmm, I don't know, i mean I just boil the egg then consume it. I think its best to put in refrigerator when still fresh

I never stored boiled eggs inside the refrigerator.

i dont do that but salted duck egg

When I celebrate, I usually do not hold the usual boiled eggs in the refrigerator for a day.