PDF Public health and safety of eggs and egg products in Australia
Is It Safe to Eat Raw Eggs ? It's safe to consume raw eggs as long as some basic precautions are followed and the risks are understood. With any egg , there is always a low level risk of Salmonella bacteria being present on the eggshell exterior.

Egg quality and safety

Myth: Raw eggs are the same risk as cooked eggs Fact: Uncooked food that contains raw egg , such as hollandaise sauce, egg mayonnaise, custard and so on, are a higher risk of food poisoning than thoroughly cooked foods.

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Useful Notes on Low Risk Steamed Eggs
Eating raw eggs , eggs with runny yolks or food that contains raw or lightly cooked egg can cause food poisoning, especially those in the 'at risk group'. When catering for large or 'at risk' groups, avoid preparing and serving food that contains raw or lightly cooked eggs such as scrambled eggs and egg based salad dressing and ...
Egg is sometimes used for fining wine but is considered to pose a very low risk of triggering allergic reactions. Discuss this with your allergy specialist if you are concerned. Lecithin (additive 322) is commercially isolated, mainly from soybeans or egg yolk. Egg lecithin is tolerated by most people with egg allergy (and soy ...
Additional Notes on Low Risk Steamed Eggs
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