Would this work for chicken and turkey eggs?
1890819
Actually it should. These types of incubators were originally designed for chicken eggs and the reptile hobby found them useful.
1890820
Yes there is plenty of room and they give you instructions for all different types of eggs
2162179
Yes! Exactly. Just fill in the exactly amount of water of the small plastic container, and then pour the water on the black surface of the egg cooker. It should work!!
2097610
It certainly should be. You may not have read my review: "Do Not Attempt to Crack Eggs with This Separator!" The cracking edge isn't sharp enough for cracking an egg: all you get is a handful of crushed eggshell and contents, all mixed together.
2003836
No, it will not cover an X-Large egg in a table. It would cover one if it is nested....but that would not be practical.
1278497
Dan P has it right. I use it on any size chicken egg.You put your egg in an egg cup with the large end down and the small end up. Make sure you put just enough downward pressure on it when you cut so that the little teeth take hold. The cut will be clean and no egg shell pieces will remain. It is a great invention. I used to hack my eggs open with a table knife which was messier. This thing leaves 2 perfect pieces--the small top and the larger bottom that you can eat out of with a tiny egg spoon or scrape the contents on out on to a slice of toast by using a regular sized teaspoon.
177766
I don't know but I don't see why not. I wasn't very happy with the product at all so I don't use it. The egg stuck to it. Was very hard to wash.
71549
I highly doubt it. The handle would probably melt. It is working great for eggs!
982699
I have only used it for cooking, and for making scrambled eggs, but I can tell you that it has a very strong egg yolk smell, so if that's the flavor you'd want, I would guess that would work :) Good luck!
190758
Yes and add the amount of water indicated on the measuring cup depending in the hard or softness of the egg you want
1488894
Yes. But need to do while still hot and use larger eggs and skim excess off with paring knife.
1737139
I dont know. Its probably not big enough for a turkey. It works good on chicken though.
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.
1984641
not sure, but the actual eggs worked great for my daughter. we used it as stocking filler and had it in water as soon as it came out of the stocking. A good buy
2003231
Yes it is almost perfect for that. I use mine for Goat cheese and it works great. I would think that you could most likely put at least 8-9 dozen eggs in it.
2160141
It works with medium and large chicken eggs...but, puts off a strong plastic odor and makes the eggs taste bad
372321
Yes, I've also used on Chicken and Turkey, works great. This is a GREAT product, would recommend to anyone!
636180
I would think it would work for that. It is a hollow egg shape. The oil sort of seeps into the walls of the egg after you pour it in. The directions say to only add about 2 Tbsp oil every 2 weeks but it is so hot here that I'm not sure that is frequent enough. Hope this helps.