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Eggies Hard Boiled Egg System

Brand: Eggies

603 ratings

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Material	Plastic
Color	White
Brand	Eggies
Item Dimensions LxWxH	2.6 x 2.6 x 3.54 inches
Item Weight	0.06 Pounds

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Just crack, boil and twist
No more messy peeling
Season eggs before cooking
Includes: 6 Eggies
Bonus egg white separator

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Product description

Cook Hard-Boiled Eggs Without the Shell. Just Crack, Boil and Twist

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Product Dimensions

2.6 x 2.6 x 3.54 inches

Item Weight

0.88 ounces

Manufacturer

shaung@allstarmg

ASIN

B005BY5I2K

Item model number

EG011724

Customer Reviews

603 ratings

2.1 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#1,530,042 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen)
#24,311 in Kitchen Cookware

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

July 9, 2011

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2 star		16%
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Laura J. Everidge

I'm throwing this mess away. There are no instructions ...

Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2018

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I'm throwing this mess away. There are no instructions. I had to Google for instructions and then I discovered that they are certainly not worth all the trouble.

24 people found this helpful

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ronald meade

The eggs don't come out easily. It is actually easier to boil the eggs ...

Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2018

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The eggs don't come out easily. It is actually easier to boil the eggs in the shell and peal them. Don't buy this one

17 people found this helpful

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B-Rad

Not as good as they seem.

Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2017

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thought this would be great for boiling our farm fresh eggs...It isnt! They are messy and a pain to clean.

12 people found this helpful

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Mary

Don't by this.

Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2018

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If i could give this no stars i would. the product has multiple pieces which translates into multiple points of failure. They are hard plastic that screw together. They leak when in boiling water so they are swimming in egg whites. I would not buy this product.

40 people found this helpful

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Lynn

Went with a Egg Poacher Pan instead and Threw these in the TRASH

Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2015

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I was buying these to use to boil egg whites. They were messy and half the time they would not stay sealed and leaked egg into the water. The small rubber band like gasket lasted about one week. Such a pain to clean as well - even when you spray them with non-stick. Don't even think about cracking an actual egg into these - ugh what a mess - opening to small. Then about a week ago I was helping a friend move and saw her egg poacher pan - OMG why did I just not think of that sooner. I immediately went to store and bought a egg poacher pan and my life has never been the same. So easy to make hard boiled egg white for salads now - easy clean up. I threw these babies in the trash and won't be looking back - do yourself a favor and just buy egg poacher pan of you tube how to peel a hard boil egg.

34 people found this helpful

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Lorenzo Calderon

Disappointed in this product I couldn't get them to work

Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2016

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Disappointed in this product I couldn't get them to work. I don't think they fit well together in terms of the fit they kept separating.

17 people found this helpful

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terry wilhite

I still love eggies

Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2017

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I have used eggies for years now and find them very useful. I have worn out several. One thing no one mentions is if you have trouble remembering when you put the eggs in the boiling water, with eggies you can check if they are done or not. Try that with a shell egg. Now that I am a certified old man my arthritic hands don't like peeling eggs. The only negative thing about this purchase was that the box had been sitting on a shelf for a very long time and was shipped with all the dust intact. Please wipe them off after this.

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Edison in SM

Eggies... ehhh... no.

Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2012

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I bought these because I thought they would be a fun gadget to have. Frankly, I dislike peeling boiled eggs, especially when the shells tend break apart into little pieces (OCD?). Anyway, the advertising makes it sound so simple to use - but be warned - it is not!
When you read the instructions on the INSIDE of the box, you realize you have to put four different pieces together - per egg! But before you do that, you have to lightly oil each piece, so that the eggs don't stick to them... er... really?
Okay, it'll at least be fun to try, right?
So, I oil all the pieces, and start TRYING to thread them together... but the moldings are pretty cheap, and there is a fair amount of flashing (plastic that leaked out) that makes it difficult to thread. Some threads ended up cross-threading, some I couldn't get together all the way. And remember - there are two different threaded sets you need to join. Yes, that's per egg!
I finally mastered the assembly as best I could, after making a slight mess of getting the eggs in some of them (I am apparently not dexterous enough for this experiment), and then was ready to cook them.
But wait - you can't actually put them in the boiling water - you have to start them out in warm water, and then bring it to a boil. And you have to make sure the Eggie's remain upright and can't touch the bottom (they do seem to float). It was a bit disconcerting to see some egg quickly cooking loose in the water, but then I realized that it was probably the dribble from trying to get the eggs through the small top hole. No worries, I like making egg-drop soup, so this is cool... except that it is a pain to clean off of the pan later.
After the recommended 15 minutes of boiling (seems kind of long, compared to the old fashion way) I finally took the Eggies out of the water to cool.
Coming back after a while, they were cool enough to open, which I did - and that was more frustrating than peeling regular eggs! Arrg! So not only do I have a big mess of parts to clean up after half an hours work, but I have boiled eggs that look like they've been cut in half - because, unless you use goose eggs (maybe Ostrich?) regular large eggs only fill the container half full, and that is of course how they cook. This is no big deal if you are going to make egg salad or such, but if you're looking for something that actually looks like a normal 'whole' boiled egg - you better look elsewhere.

Bottom line - this is definitely a Rube Goldberg device. If the fun of the journey is what you're after, go ahead and blow a few bucks on these (as long as you get free shipping). But otherwise, save your money and find some other way of getting your eggs peeled. As for me? I'm going to hire the neighbor kids - it's cheaper and less frustrating.

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