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Egg Poacher Nonstick Silicone Egg Poaching Cup Poached Egg Cooker Egg Molds Cookware for Microwave Stovetop Premium 4PCS

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About this item

  • Made of food grade silicone. BPA free, Non-toxic and Eco-friendly.
  • Spray inside with cooking oil to make it easy to clean.
  • Don't forget to pierce the yolks a few times before cooking in the microwave.
  • 6~7 minutes is the golden time to complete in boiling water bath, we recommend leaving the lid on until 9 minutes if you don't like them runny.
  • An ideal gift for everyone, these can be used to melt butter, chocolate, syrup.


Egg Poacher Nonstick Silicone Egg Poaching Cup Poached Egg Cooker Egg Molds Cookware for Microwave Stovetop Premium 4PCS


Steve
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025
Difficult to remove from boiling water, and the egg sometimes stick even with grease, they serve the purpose but I wouldn’t buy them in hand
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
These are great for poaching eggs. A little cooking spray and they're good to go. I was worried they would melt when I put them in the boiling water, but they're fine. Make poaching eggs easy.
Ginger Snapp
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2024
I keep it by my air fryer so I can get different in different flavors in and they don’t transfer to each other
danny of pismo beach
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2024
Poachers are wobbly, and require your fingers to be close to the boiling water when immersing the egg - or at least the way I do it. I’ve found that 1/3 and 1/4 cup plastic measuring cups from the dollar store work better. Save your money and pass on these items.
Rus
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024
The egg holders do not float, they either sink or flip, dumping egg into water.
Jes
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2024
Works as intended and easy to use. I’m still trying to figure out between 30-45 seconds what cooks my eggs to a poach. It either comes out over cooked or under cooked but that’s simmering for me to figure out!
nclovely1
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2023
Remember the old-fashoned egg poaching contraptions with pans, inserts, cups you had to butter...and somehow the eggs always stuck in the cups and were a pain in the derrière to clean? (Yes, I grew up in the '70s). Or remember the egg poaching method that involved placing the eggs in a pan full of vinegared water, which resulted in poached-egg soup and watery toast?Well, it's a new world, my friends. Take a pan, put in a little water to boil, put these little cups in, put the top on--no butter!--steam them 'til the eggs are done, and voila. The eggs slide out, and you don't have to scrub the silicon. Nice and easy!
Doc
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2023
We eat a lot of egg whites, so I got this to try microwave poaching them. It works great. And I can also use these to freeze liquid for long term storage. The egg whites stick to these are microwaving, and it takes a minute or two to get them clean. It's no worse than any other material, but they don't just slide off
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