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Sometimes a thin film of odorless, tasteless mineral oil is sprayed on eggs before they are cartoned. The oil replaces the natural bloom or protective coating on the outside of the egg, which is removed during washing. Oiling is not necessary for eggs that will be stored a short time (less than 30 days).
