Will this egg cutter cut the shell of a raw egg as well as a soft boiled egg?
1516639
I haven't tried it, but I'm pretty certain that it would cut the shell of a raw egg as well as a cooked one. Might be a bit messy, though...
1516640
I have never tried that, but as it cracks the shell's circumference, I imagine it would.
1516641
Not recommended. Could be very messy. Some egg shells break easier than others.
1516642
Frankly, I don't know. I'm not even impressed with the cutting of a soft boiled egg.
1661307
I haven't tried it on eggs, but it might mash the egg because of the thickness of the blades. I can boil some eggs and try it out and get back to you....
206072
Yes this cutter will work , just make sure to order the correct shell holder for the caliber . The cutter is universal , it works ok but my hands get sore and I will get blisters if I have a lot of brass to trim down . Let me know if you have any other questions .
974976
I'm not sure why you would want to scramble eggs in this but it does have a little tray to poach them. I've only used it for hard boiled so I can't tell you how well it works for that. It works well and consistently but there is no signal on it that it's done.
1446437
Yeah, probably. But you'd have to cut pieces first that fit in the cutter part. It's concave to accommodate olives, mushrooms, eggs, etc.
1343419
no, but it does exactly as it was advertised. my eggs always come out perfect. if i want it soft, then i measure the water to the "soft" line in the provided cup. if i want it hard, i measure to the highest level in the cup. this cooker never fail
544395
I haven't tried it on eggplant, but I think it would wirk well. I find that it cuts well, and eggplants need a sharp cutter, in my experience.
1714066
I use a kitchen towel to hold the soft-boiled egg when I use the egg cracker. One has more control. However, if you place the egg in a holder you still have to hold onto the egg to make sure the egg cracker does not slip and ruin the perfect cutting of the eggshell.
1279636
I can't honestly say that it will. I've used it for onions, boiled eggs and tuna and it was wonderful. I think if you go to qvc.com and search for this, they may still have a video showing everything it does. I know they used to, but it was a while ago.I think it could chop your vegetables. The blades are very, very sharp. Obviously, if you don't overload it, it will do a better job. Hope this helps. I don't think you would regret buying this.
185050
It does not, you'll have to do it by hand. I do recommend purchasing a turner if u don't have the time to turn the eggs 2 to 3 times a day.
1737556
no...I was confused at first also. the egg needs to be stable (like in an egg cup). then put the roesle tool over the egg and hold the base of the tool with your non-dominant hand. pull the tool's handle up and then release it. (this takes a bit of faith that the quick release will provide just enough pressure on the egg to perforate the shell, but not smash it!) you can do this 1 or 2 times more if you're a bit disbelieving. the tool with create a hairline fracture all around the top of the egg which you can then carefully remove. if you're still a bit unsure, use your knife at this point at the hairline fracture and cut into the egg. it does work. no...I was confused at first also. the egg needs to be stable (like in an egg cup). then put the roesle tool over the egg and hold the base of the tool with your non-dominant hand. pull the tool's handle up and then release it. (this takes a bit of faith that the quick release will provide just enough pressure on the egg to perforate the shell, but not smash it!) you can do this 1 or 2 times more if you're a bit disbelieving. the tool with create a hairline fracture all around the top of the egg which you can then carefully remove. if you're still a bit unsure, use your knife at this point... » Read More no...I was confused at first also. the egg needs to be stable (like in an egg cup). then put the roesle tool over the egg and hold the base of the tool with your non-dominant hand. pull the tool's handle up and then release it. (this takes a bit of faith that the quick release will provide just enough pressure on the egg to perforate the shell, but not smash it!) you can do this 1 or 2 times more if you're a bit disbelieving. the tool with create a hairline fracture all around the top of the egg which you can then carefully remove. if you're still a bit unsure, use your knife at this point at the hairline fracture and cut into the egg. it does work. « Show Less
326047
Yes, and it works very well.......we just had poached eggs yesterday...recommend this product :)
1388123
It's a circle cutter on a convex circular surface (egg), so there is no size limitation for either. The cut will always be 1.5" (inches) in diameter. It will work on any size egg larger than that (quail eggs are out, but ostrich may work).
2221663
Only if you forget to take the point guard off -- or you press too hard. A small hole through the shell is all that's required. You'll love how nicely the hard-boiled eggs peel! My husband says this is the greatest gadget I have!!
1094745
no it is useless at cutting wood even so sea shells are very unlikely to be cuttable with it.
2035671
Not a chance it could take the place of a blender or blend fruit. It will barely scramble an egg. I threw mine away it was a waste of money.
271915
This is my favorite tool for "dicing" hard boiled eggs for egg salad. (You can put 4-6 whole hard boiled eggs in a bowl and just have at it until you have them the size dice you want. Since I'm using it to make sandwiches, I tend to dice the whites fairly small.) Then I switch over to a spoonula to mix in the curry powder, sweet pickle relish and mayo (just so I can scrape the sides and bottom of the bowl and get everything well blended.)