Will this be a good spatula for flipping eggs over easy?
993748
It's big. OK if you're using an oblong griddle or flat-top, not so much a regular round non-stick pan.
993749
Yes this would be. It is a little flimsy at the end part if you are doing heavy lifting like a 16 OZ. steak, but eggs, great tool.
993750
I wouldn't use it for eggs, especially over easy. It's big and heavy and the edge is beveled for cutting. I bought it to use with lasagna but it is too long for that. So far, I've not found a use for it.
993751
If you are using a cast iron skillet, yes. If you are using a ceramic or coated skillet, use a hard plastic one.
1075983
cut a round piece of bread the size of an egg then flip it in the pando this enough and you will get the flipping motion downthis is how i learned and i have flipped a million eggs in my 20 years of food service
1537639
I bought this along with a griddle pan for my daughter. She says This is a sturdy turner and should work just fine.
2127649
I have flipped sandwiches with one, but they're really scrapers and not flippers. However they would work and are wonderful spats, the best I've ever had, and I've had a lot of kinds.
151414
I've only used it for scrambled eggs so far and it worked great. No sticking at all.
513620
Personally, I have a difficult time maneuvering this bulky turner for flipping eggs or omelets. I prefer the regular size or OXO Good Grips Large Silicone Flexible Turner for eggs.
1956982
Does a frying pan fry eggs over easy? I'm not sure I understand your question. Does it have an autospatula with sensors that flips your egg at the optimal over-easy, over-medium, over-hard dial-an-egg setting? No.
1956980
Not sure I understand your question. Eggs over easy has to do with the cook not the pan. On a serious note this unit is worth what it costs... Frys evenly and because of the 2 pans it is very versatile.
118108
The spatula, though it is thicker than my other metal or plastic ones, is tapered on the edge. I doubted its ability to get under something fragile like a fried egg but I was very pleased to see that there is no issue. It works beautifully!
663607
Oh yes! You can easily flip them-just like you would if you were making an omlette on a griddle. I use a rubber spatula that works great. I would not use a metal one. I'm kind of picky when it comes to my crepes so I like both sides to be browned and like to flip the crepes. But you don't have to flip them if you don't want to because it will cook both sides without flipping. I have only tried this with crepes though, not pancakes.
668070
Haven't tried scrambled, but I am sure it could do the job. Just whip them into a scrambled state before you pour them in (2 MEDIUM eggs is the capacity--I do 1 full large egg and 2 yolks--so I'll have a heart attack--big deal. I already have cancer, so I'm eating anything I can digest!). I cook grease-free fried eggs every day, and it's great. For medium texture yolk, cook 30 seconds, then 20 seconds. 50 seconds all together cooks it dry. Cook on a napkin or plate to avoid eggs that leak out becoming cooked to your microwave. You'll hear some popping (especially on non-scrambled eggs) but that's just the yolk popping. I think that's why this was invented--to prevent exploding eggs on the ceiling of your microwave. I suspect that scrambling would take about the same cooking time--do some tests--you can tell I have (LOL!) Absolutely NOTHING sticks to this thing--no spray pam required, but I use it for the little bit of flavor it imparts. Finished product comes out EXACTLY the size and shape of a regular slice of bread. It's a pricey item, but well worth the convenience and FUN--buy a couple of them to rotate if there is more than one person in your household.
1000008
For me, the included spatula has been able to lift and turn eggs, pancakes, crepes and cookies with ease. I'm pleased with this set overall.
1000505
It is perfect for eggs. This is precisely why I bought it and how I use it. I love this pan for that purpose.
323003
I have. I bought this one because the handles let it fit in my big green egg. Pan was great, even heat.
663604
It is easy to flip the crepes, and of course you can if you want to. It is not necessary, though. Just use your spatula that came with the crepe maker, and be careful not to overcook them.
2024368
Yes, it would definitely make quick work of it, but it's sharp, so may not be the neatest cut if the pancakes are too fluffy.
1896101
Perfect for that. I think you can hard boil an egg with it. Dry leaves would catch fire :D lol