What size egg will it poach? I have duck eggs and they're the same size or slightly larger than the biggest eggs you can buy at the store.
857049
Never having cooked or even handled a duck egg, I cannot properly answer your question...sorry.
857050
Duck eggs are larger.. it has a cup thing in it. so I don't see why it wouldn't hold the duck egg..........you do have to spray the holder though.
857051
I have cooked as many as two eggs at a time and they cook well. Your duck eggs should do nicely in the egg cooker.
1783824
The starfish and the turtle are the smallest and they do not fit in the "egg size" Easter eggs. If you bought larger plastic eggs, they should all fit. (Note: I only tried the two little ones in the normal sized egg.) Hope this helps a little:)
1381687
2-3/4 inches, when we have large eggs they fit, even our duck eggs fit snugly... Hope that helps...
1567635
These eggs are 2.5" Tall when closed, (1.5" H Top + 1" H Bottom). The Diameter is 1.75" Across. Please note that I can only speak for the sku that our company ships (according to reviews, seems some have not been sent the correct item).
2160142
It's about the size of a large egg, so would probably be easy to adjust if significant difference, but I use jumbo eggs and it works fine with them.
2182620
These eggs are 2.5" which are the standard size. Please note that I can only speak for the sku that our company ships (according to reviews, seems some have not been sent the correct item).
1583993
They recommend piercing the eggs first. It's a tiny hole and it helps the shell not to crack in cooking. It fits ex. large eggs without any problems.
1461767
The egg poacher is plastic with an inside diameter of 4inches and height of 1 1/4inches. I fit 2 eggs in it comfortably with a bit of butter. Even without the butter..it probably won't stick. Good luck�
1342624
It poaches eggs perfectly. We use it for this purpose one to two times a week. Medium or Large eggs work best.
114070
yes, you could fit an egg inside, maybe not a jumbo egg, but a small to average sized one for sure.
948606
We use large eggs and they are just large enough. Extra large might not fit...the holders do seem to be on the smallish side.
970891
I was wondering if you bought one and tried it? I have just found the recipe for Arpege Eggs and hoped this would work ... please let us know! Thanks!!
1388120
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.
1761956
I think the problem with cutting a duck egg would be that the diameter is going to be too large to fit the circle of teeth over the egg. I've never used a duck egg so I don't know how tough it is. The little scissor points on the cutter are pretty sharp.
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).
1514537
I don't know how much bigger turkey eggs are than chickens, but this will hold some pretty large eggs. You might need to check with the manufacturer/seller.
1098880
In Canada, any type or colour of eggs will do. In the U.S., I'm not so sure.