Can you use Turkey eggs (larger)
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With the large-2-egg insert it may be possible. But then why not go with the Mini ADVANCE incubator, which has a larger egg capacity and costs just about the same. Both can accommodate eggs up to 65mm in length (most hens and ducks eggs, some turkey eggs but not goose eggs). For eggs larger than 65 mm, the Octagon 20 or the R-com 20 make more sense. Although there are too many concerns about the R-Com series for my taste. They are produced in Korea, and warranty support is a concern. Who would like to send their incubator to Korea for repair, after all. The Mini Advance and Octagon 20 incubators are supported right here in the USA ... It's just easier and less expensive. Sibylle With the large-2-egg insert it may be possible. But then why not go with the Mini ADVANCE incubator, which has a larger egg capacity and costs just about the same. Both can accommodate eggs up to 65mm in length (most hens and ducks eggs, some turkey eggs but not goose eggs). For eggs larger than 65 mm, the Octagon 20 or the R-com 20 make more sense. Although there are too many concerns about the R-Com series for my taste. They are produced in Korea, and warranty support is a concern. Who would like to send their incubator to Korea for repair, after all. The Mini Advance and Octagon 20... » Read More With the large-2-egg insert it may be possible. But then why not go with the Mini ADVANCE incubator, which has a larger egg capacity and costs just about the same. Both can accommodate eggs up to 65mm in length (most hens and ducks eggs, some turkey eggs but not goose eggs). For eggs larger than 65 mm, the Octagon 20 or the R-com 20 make more sense. Although there are too many concerns about the R-Com series for my taste. They are produced in Korea, and warranty support is a concern. Who would like to send their incubator to Korea for repair, after all. The Mini Advance and Octagon 20 incubators are supported right here in the USA ... It's just easier and less expensive. Sibylle « Show Less
866657
With the large-2-egg insert it may be possible. But then why not go with the Mini ADVANCE incubator, which has a larger egg capacity and costs just about the same. Both can accommodate eggs up to 65mm in length (most hens and ducks eggs, some turkey eggs but not goose eggs). For eggs larger than 65 mm, the Octagon 20 or the R-com 20 make more sense. Although there are too many concerns about the R-Com series for my taste. They are produced in Korea, and warranty support is a concern. Who would like to send their incubator to Korea for repair, after all. The Mini Advance and Octagon 20 incubators are supported right here in the USA ... It's just easier and less expensive. Sibylle
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I generally buy Extra-Large eggs to soft cook. This devise doesn't work perfectly with eggs of that size, but it makes it easier to then use a knife to finish the job. However, it tops Large eggs perfectly. Another note: you must hold the devise by the stem for it to work at all.
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I always buy Large Grade A. I believe the directions say to use Medium. WHO BUYS MEDIUM EGGS?? I can't even find them! The idea and look is great, but performance for me was less than desirable (it back in its box).
761307
I haven't found any eggs that it doesn't fit. I don't buy directly from farms or anything like that but we always buy the largest size we can find at the store.
1583994
WE use both extra large and large. We do not pierce the yolk. I just bought a second cooker so we can both have two eggs TOGETHER! That's the only drawback we have found...use ours 2-3 times a week.
2017362
I'm not sure how big guinea eggs are. But if they are much smaller than chicken eggs - I sure wouldn't use the tray that comes with the machine.
2017363
I have not tried guinea eggs but I have had guineas before. I do not think you would need the small tray. Guinea eggs are not as small as quail so I think it would work fine with the regular tray.
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You can put on a large roaster. A turkey would be too large. The bird sits on top and the flavors are infused right into the chicken. This is used instead of an actual beer can so it is healthier. The chicken comes out so moist.
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yes you can but if you did i'd put a couple of TBLSP of water in the side not being used.I use egg beaters that is premixed and always use both sides the extra omelette i put in the refig to eat the next day.
170574
I only buy extra large eggs and it works great. I also use it for mushrooms, and olives. Very sturdy and worth the price.
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I don't think there is any way a bird that big would fit. I regularly brine 5 pound chickens and could probably do birds a few pounds larger at most. I tried a turkey once (i don't recall the size) and it would not fit.
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I would say no. Medium turkey to me is 12-15#s. Largest pan with sides is an 11x13 cake pan. You would want a true roasting pan. That said, I've had this set for 7 months and the non stick coating is peeling off.
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I only buy "extra large" eggs and it works well with it. Not sure about "jumbo" sized eggs.
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large eggs fit in the tray for hard boiled eggs, which works like a gem! But large eggs are too big for the poached egg tray. Will spill over and make a mess. I've tried it several times and my father has the same problem with the large eggs wit his same cooker. I'm going to be trying the medium eggs, but have not to this date.
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Yes I use jumbo eggs all the time and it works well. Just have to cook a little longer
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Yes you can. We use it on our Big Green Egg and have had the temp well above 600 degrees with no problems.
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I am sure you can. The slots are adjustable. I did both chicken and Turkey eggs. My chicken eggs were middle sized and small sized. This incubator works great is is easy to use!