GotGarlic
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I'm sure if you look, you'll find one! 
Hard-boiled egg, peeled, how long in fridge?
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You beat me to it. I was going to say that.I'm sure if you look, you'll find one!
GotGarlic
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Caslon
Executive Chef
Just a note...supermarkets used to stock hard boiled eggs in the shell.
I bought them for convenience sakes.
The hard shelled eggs were not top shelf quality to begin with and some were icky. So...now you can buy them peeled... packaged in nitrogen filled plastic pouches. I'm saying that's an improvement. BTW, being nitrogen filled, the peeled eggs DO last a month in the fridge, in those pouches, if they aren't opened.
After you break the pouch open and the nitrogen is released, they only last a few days if you don't wrap those peeled eggs up tight with plastic wrap.
I bought them for convenience sakes.
The hard shelled eggs were not top shelf quality to begin with and some were icky. So...now you can buy them peeled... packaged in nitrogen filled plastic pouches. I'm saying that's an improvement. BTW, being nitrogen filled, the peeled eggs DO last a month in the fridge, in those pouches, if they aren't opened.
After you break the pouch open and the nitrogen is released, they only last a few days if you don't wrap those peeled eggs up tight with plastic wrap.
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Sir_Loin_of_Beef
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If it's still in the fridge, throw it out.
