Suggestions for Storing Large Batches of Scrambled Eggs

Large amounts of scrambled eggs can be stored in large plastic bags.

Storing and transporting large batches of scrambled eggs is easier with containers not typically found in household kitchens. However, you can be creative with what is already available in your kitchen to save money by buying new containers. How far you need to transport the eggs will also dictate the type of container you should use.

Large Food Storage Containers

Many restaurants make use of large plastic food storage containers. These come in a variety of sizes, shapes and are constructed from industrial grade plastic. They can be purchased from bulk food distributors. These containers also evenly stack onto each other. Prepared eggs should be placed in a refrigerator for storage to prevent bacteria growth.

Heavy Duty Plastic Bags

Heavy duty plastic bags offer durability with flexibility. Once you have put the eggs in the bag, tie the end tightly to ensure they do not spill. This option is ideal if space is tight. Bags will fit into smaller spaces easier than clunky plastic tubs.

Home Organization Containers

Depending on the amount of eggs, large plastic containers sold in the Home Organization section of department stores can hold from 6 qt. to 66 qt. of volume. You will be able to store and easily transport a large amount of scrambled eggs with this type of container.

Other Large Containers

Your kitchen probably contains other large containers that are suitable for storing large batches of eggs. For example, use sizable stew and soup pots, deep baking pans and large salad bowls. If containers do not have lids, cover the eggs with aluminum foil or cellophane wrap. This will make them harder to stack, however, and not ideal for transport.

References

• Industrial Kitchen Equipment: Square Food Storage Containers
• Industrial Kitchen Equipment: Round Food Storage Containers
• Gordon Food Service
• Sysco