No, you can poach eggs with it, but it can go beyond that too...you can boil them to a much harder consistency, do soft-boiled, or poach them. Either way, though, they work. One thing we've noted over time is that the seals may not stand up to really constant use. We're planning on using them more at holidays when we need deviled eggs, etc..
Mine worked pretty well. I think the "pitted" texture on the outside was due to spraying pam directly into the Eggie rather than spraying on a paper towel and wiping the inside of the Eggie. :)
No, you can poach eggs with it, but it can go beyond that too...you can boil them to a much harder consistency, do soft-boiled, or poach them. Either way, though, they work. One thing we've noted over time is that the seals may not stand up to really constant use. We're planning on using them more at holidays when we need deviled eggs, etc..
Bookwyrm55 2 months ago
That's just poached eggs, they have pots that do that, and they sell them all over England and Africa
gaugedear 2 months ago
Mine worked pretty well. I think the "pitted" texture on the outside was due to spraying pam directly into the Eggie rather than spraying on a paper towel and wiping the inside of the Eggie. :)
AmyActually 3 months ago
We call them as we see them. MOST of the things we've bought from TV don't even come close to what they claim, but this worked out pretty well.
Bookwyrm55 4 months ago
thank for this review!! i have seen a lot of the bad review of eggies, but you give me hope and im gonna try it! thank you!
MissMaggieLicious 4 months ago