Would the container work to put the eggs out at a party, or are they tricky to get out and need to be transferred to a plate?
1080174
I have not used mine yet, but would set them out and have a fork or fondu fork for guests to get them. I will be using mine for xmas appts..can't wait..good-luck..
1080175
While they fit snug in the container, they are not hard to get out. I use them all the time - in the container.
1080176
They work best for parties. Easy to transport and easy to get out. You can also put some water in it ahead of time and freeze it. Then it will keep your eggs cool enough to leave out.
1080177
You don't have to transfer to a plate. They can be removed by hand or you could provide tongs.
1080178
I put them out in the container all the time. It depends on how fancy the party is! The containers are white and clear, so they look very nice on the table.
1080179
No.I absolutely love the way they stack up! Perfect for Parties! No problems getting them out.I use them very often.
53619
I'd use the inside one.Also try using a paper towel core and a led flashlight to check eggs.
1236389
Yes, no problem. It's designed for Green egg and the table the green egg sets in.
1714067
Yes, it's easier to do while nested in the egg cup. Just spring the handle a couple of times and pull to the side to remove the top.
43171
Mine is packed away with my camping stuff. This held large eggs comfortably. Mine takes on water when the ice starts melting in my cooler, but it sure beats dealing with a wet soggy egg carton. I feel it was a good purchase.
863667
I think it depend on what you are trying to do. I was trying to make a scrambled edge to put on a muffin. I think it will work if I can get the heat right. I don't like my scrambled eggs dry.
1185982
I don't know why it wouldn't work. I scramble eggs in mine should work fine for omelets too.
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It depends how firm you want the yolks. Make sre you keep the lid on util the whites are firmly cooked.Buttering the egg cups will make serving the eggs easier. Hope this helped.
910186
The plate did get scorched and doesn't clean. I noticed it happened to one my aunt had as well. As long as my eggs are good, I'm okay with it.
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I use a dinner fork and slide it gingerly under the egg and lift it out. My eggs are cooked what I call medium so the white is done. I've had no trouble. Goog luck.
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I just turn the Egg upside down and pour it into the sink. The Egg is a little heavy but not too heavy to be able to do that easily enough.
1756532
I actually put water to just below the cups. And that seems to do the trick. I agree the directions are a bit vague, but honestly I think as long as you have water in there your fine. Make sure it has started to boil before putting the tray in with the eggs. Took me a while to get the perfect egg, but I had never made them before so it was a bit of a learning curve, but now they come out perfect. Hope this helps.
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I agree that you will likely need to align the lid. I did this with the help of the youtube videos on my egg. It is not difficult. Good Luck!
897832
I suppose you could, but it going to be difficult to transfer to plate. The middle has a rod that is attached to the bottom to seal the bottom and not allow the cake batter to leak out. After the jello sets, you will have to remove the rod and then you will have a hole in your jello. But it can be done with patience.
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I love my covered egg holder. It is made of heavy clear plastic. Suction does not keep the lid on, but the perfect fitting cover molds exactly perfect. I put things on top of mine all the time. I have just one little criticism and that is it holds 14 eggs, and I like to buy the 18 count size. Simple solution: use the 4 extra eggs first.
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It would be easy to get into eggs but there is no box but a place to put one. Big enough for maybe 2-3 hens?
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I think if it has some kind of finish on it. It's like a very sticky envelope, you wet it and it gets very sticky. It's holding up some pretty big platters.