Bacon and scrambled eggs is one of the best ways to start your morning when you are camping. But transporting eggs to a campsite without breaking them is arduous.
We scoured Pinterest, and several camping blogs for a solution to cracked eggs and found three camping hacks that are so simple they made all of us think: “Why didn’t we think of that.”
Before you leave home, crack your eggs and tip the yolk and white into a water bottle.
You can use a permanent marker to mark the number of eggs contained in the bottle.
Add lines on the bottle to show how many eggs you have put inside.
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To make scrambled eggs or omlette all you need to do is shake the bottle and tip the solution into the pan.
No messing with eggshells! Plus it saves heaps of room in your pack.
If you really want fried eggs, not omelettes or scrambled eggs, we have found another solution. You can now buy egg carriers.
This one from Coleman holds a dozen eggs.
Coleman egg holder.
One NT camper swears his solution is the best. He keeps the eggs in the base of the cardboard packaging and then places that into a storage container.
Storing eggs while camping
It’s still going to bounce around and potentially crack the eggs if you drop it, but it’s better than nothing.
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