OK, this is probably a no brainer... but I left eggs overnight on the counter- I tested the temp and they're at 59 degrees. Wouldn't baking with them kill any bacteria? It's not that I'm too cheap to buy more, but I've got a little one who is home sick (not from eggs ) and I hate to bring her out in this cold.

That wouldn't be a problem in my house because we are always freezing in the winter time, but yes, baking will kill any bacteria.

eggs are fine on the counter. They do not need to be kept in the fridge. here in the UK supermarkets they are on the shelves and not in the fridge.

they are fine. most of the time you want to bring eggs to room temp before using them anyway. I have butter and eggs sitting out often.

Well, considering eggs have been in the old times and still are gathered in all kinds of conditions, some of those eggs have sat in 100+ F weather. I would definitely use them.

All letting them sit out in cool room did was age them somewhat faster than refrigerator temperatures would have. It definitely wouldn't have caused them to be contaminated.

Thanks folks! I had brought them home from the store and planned on using them last night, but never got to it. My house is so chilly that they didn't get too warm