Fridge Egg Storage Box with Lid, Holds 24 Eggs Neatly
Eggs stop rolling and cracking when each one has its own cell. This clear 24-cell tray keeps the shelf tidy, shows how many eggs are left, and closes under a snap-on lid that keeps dust off.
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Eggs stop rolling and cracking when each one has its own cell. This clear 24-cell tray keeps the shelf tidy, shows how many eggs are left, and closes under a snap-on lid that keeps dust off.
Holds 24 eggs in an organized, dustproof, stackable fridge tray
- eggs rolling or cracking in the fridge
- cluttered fridge shelves
- dust and odors reaching food
Every egg in its place, no more rolling
Before: eggs rolling loose and cartons crowding the shelf. After: 24 eggs upright in clear cells, covered and easy to see.
Every egg gets its own cell
- Each egg in its own cell
Ribbed walls hold every egg upright and apart, so nothing knocks against its neighbor. The 6 by 4 grid fits all 24 eggs with no gaps to hunt through when you reach in.
- A lid that keeps the shelf clean
The attached snap-on lid covers the eggs so dust and loose debris stay off the shells. It lives on the tray, so there is no lid to lose in the back of the fridge.
- Low, stackable, easy to see
The clear body shows how many eggs are left before you open the carton drawer. The low profile keeps shelf height free, and the tray stacks neatly when you need the space.
Set it up in three steps
- 1Open the tray
The lid is already attached, so lift it back and set it aside. The body is lightweight and ready for the shelf.
- 2Seat each egg in a cell
Set eggs pointed end down so each one sits upright in its own ribbed cell. Fill all 24 cells or use only the rows you need.
- 3Snap the lid closed
Press the lid until it clicks. Keep the tray at eye level on the main shelf so one glance shows what is left.
Wipe it out in seconds
- Wash in warm soapy water
A quick rinse after each restock keeps the cells clear of shell residue.
- Air dry or use the top rack
Dry fully before reloading. A gentle top-rack cycle works too.
- Skip the hot cycle
Heat can warp the plastic and stop the lid from sealing evenly.
- Remove cracked eggs fast
Pull out cracked eggs right away and wipe the cell with a damp cloth.
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One tray holds two full dozen at once, which covers most weekly restocks. If you buy eggs in bulk, add a second tray. The low stacking profile lets two sit one above the other without taking much height.
The tray is low and flat, so it sits on a shelf without eating much height. Measure your shelf depth before you order if you want it in a door bin.
Yes. Wash in warm soapy water and air dry, or use the top rack on a gentle cycle. Skip the hot cycle, because heat can warp the plastic and keep the lid from sealing.
The lid keeps dust and loose debris off the eggs. It is a snap-on cover, not an airtight seal, so keep strong-smelling foods in their own containers.
The body is a clear, frosted plastic that holds its shape with a full set of eggs. Keep heavy jars off the closed lid, since thin plastic can flex and pop open under weight.
A carton slides, opens, and takes up door space. This tray keeps all 24 eggs upright in one spot for a single purchase, so you stop digging through cartons every time you cook.