are these large enough to cook an egg in?
2038757
yes. they are designed for brownies and (smaller) cupcakes but an egg should be no problem. I have to tell you though. I purchased these as a Christmas gift so I only looked at them and held them in my hands but I didn't get a chance to use them. Still they should fit an egg no problem.
2038758
Yes. I have made egg breakfast muffins with these and they are big enough to fit an egg.
643281
Yes, I have a very large oval slow cooker and they are perfect. I love these... I won't use my slow cooker without them.
761306
Yes, and jumbos as well, though they're a bit tight. My egg farm also has a size called Super Jumbo, and these strain the capacity of the container. I like it.
1219111
Unfortunately they're not. They're big enough for regular sized baked breads or goodies.
448655
Yes. I always use large size eggs. One tip I learned through trial and error though is that you want to cool the eggs after cooking at room temperature. Don't chill them immediately to stop the cooking or they will be underdone.
1457775
From what I know of the average size of the plastic eggs, no. They would be much larger :)
548705
Not your averaged sized one, but if you take it out it may fit in an oversized egg.
339400
Absolutely! They are wonderful. I am very pleased with the purchase of these pans.
1783829
No, they wont fit in Easter eggs. They are too wide and some are too tall. Cute idea though!
1493517
Yes, but they will be smaller. The concept is the same. There are stove top ebelskiver pans that you can buy.
1406199
I have used the large size for Panettonne, and they work well for that. I wouldn't try to bake anything liquid in them; and, since they're paper, the "brulee" seems unwise.
681090
Absolutely! They are a really nice size and a great weight for long lasting use.
525534
I use extra large all the time, and it appears it would hold even larger eggs. However that would be cutting it close "I think". Can't be sure without having tried it, but I don't use Jumbo eggs. Since egg sizes are a range rather than exact, I would imagine the largest Jumbos would be too much.
114070
yes, you could fit an egg inside, maybe not a jumbo egg, but a small to average sized one for sure.
959167
Yes if you crack them open with a knife and use a teaspoon inside the eggs, this is for soft boiled. Hard boiled you have to roll them with pressure and take the shell off in small pieces.
2192059
Hi Cindy: Sure, I understand what you need. I bought this pan for the same job. I have measured it for you. The outer diameter of the upper brim of this pan is 18cm, or about 7 inches. I would say this pan isn't big actually; so if you poach extra large eggs, the eggs might not always fit in the cups. But for most ordinary eggs, it should be OK.
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I use jumbo, and extra large eggs, and it works just fine. Just remember to kind of hold on to the egg with your other hand...flying soft boiled eggs can be dangerous..