"egg basket" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a container that is specifically designed to hold eggs. For example: I'm going to need to buy a new egg basket, because this one is starting to show some wear and tear.
The egg basket test used by its designers helped make it comfortable as well.
But if eggs are what you have, an egg basket is what you need.
Petaluma, once described as the World's Egg Basket, still has chicken ranches, but it is becoming a destination for a downtown chock-full of antiques stores and boutiques.
"Also, I had a hot and dusty day out on the trail, and I come here for a drink only to find my possessions in someone else's egg basket".
Kael was born in June , 1919 in Petaluma, California, a small agricultural community north of San Francisco that referred to itself proudly as "the egg basket of the world".
The New York food establishment, which is not known for its generosity of spirit, took the book and the authors to its collective bosom, and Dione Lucas even gave a dinner for the Childs at The Egg Basket, her restaurant on East Fifty-seventh Street.
4. Vintage metal egg baskets to collect what the hens lay are $34.95 and $44.95 from Smak Boutique, etsy.com.
Then, they were transferred to egg baskets (diameter, 10 cm) with a mesh bottom (mesh size, 0.5 mm) and incubated in water temperature at 27°C in a dark room.
Embryonic lethality was then calculated as [number of lethal embryos]/([total eggs in basket] – [unfertilized eggs]).
Eggs, one basket, didn't he know that one?
Mr. Sundar pointed to a tailorbird stitching its delicate, egg-shaped basket of a nest.
