Can someone please address whether the egg cups are large enough for jumbo size eggs. I don't want the contents spilling over onto the cup holder.
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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.
525535
I have not tried jumbo eggs, but think they might spill over the cup holders as extra-large eggs "just fit".
525536
In my experience with this pan, extra- large eggs are the limit and even then it's almost too full. Large eggs seem to work the best.
525537
I just broke a Cherry Lane brand (sold in the northwest) jumbo egg into the cup and it fit fine with a slight amount of room available for an even larger egg. The stainless steel cups clean easily and no teflon breakdown to deal with over time. I use a thin spatula around the edges when necessary to loosen the white. Drop a bit of butter into the cup while it is heating the water, drop in the raw egg and it will distribute the butter around; then it usually slides out easily when cooked. Hope this helps.
525538
"Jumbo" is not an exact measurement, but yes, we use "extra large" sized eggs in our unit.
525539
Yes, jumbo eggs work fine. I tested yesterday morning with four jumbos and none of them spilled over the cups.
608322
Hi, I got these for my daughter to use for the boys in her class to play with because she said they love dinosaurs!!! We both think they would only fit into the larger eggs, 3-1/2" to 4-1/2" (approx) diameter only. Hope this helps and Happy Easter!!!
329059
yes, I always buy extra large or jumbo eggs and there is plenty of room but I use a little less water because they do sit lower in the water and I don't like water in with eggs, just make sure they don't touch the bottom of the pan.
913428
Absolutely. The Wife loves the size of the pan, and uses it all the time, while I use it with the egg cups. You have the metal rack that holds the metal egg cups, and that metal rack and egg cups all comes out, and the lid will fit right on the pan.
2255852
I'd advise you get the jumbo. I got the large for about a cup and a half of food. It doesn't hold too much more.
680772
I haven't cooked eggs in them but I would say yes. In fact it is a mess in just the muffin tin, so with these it should just punch out into a nice quiche.
501919
I like these cups and use them often. The diameter is 1-3/4 inches and height is 2-1/2 inches. You'll have no problem with large eggs. I also bought the set of 4 stainless steel spoons (inexpensive) from Amazon and they're the perfect size for scooping out bites. Yum!
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I got my Easter eggs out of the closet and checked. They will not fit in the small eggs. All of them except the octopus will fit in the larger eggs. He is too wide around the legs. I could not get him to fit at all.
155715
Yes I use jumbo eggs all the time and it works well. Just have to cook a little longer
1457775
From what I know of the average size of the plastic eggs, no. They would be much larger :)
76758
I don't use scoops to fill eggs, I use a pastry bag with a large star tip. I would imagine this scoop would be a little small, but you could use the next size up in scoops and that would be a better choice. Hope this helps.
408285
Well since it does say it holds UP TO 2 eggs. Assuming it holds two large eggs would be a stretch. It'd be likely 2 small or XS since they are about the same as one jumbo egg volume.
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they are fairly large. I just measured and it would hold 4 cups of food but it would be slightly heaped but not slipping. Wish I could add photo to show you it doesn't look bad.
761308
Good question. Just went and checked mine. Actually I have large eggs in it and the eggs do wobble a little so it might be just enough space for extra large eggs. Take a chance, I love mine, it is great.
728851
My cup also does not have any numbers on it. I only have the three eggs and vertical line of hard, medium, and soft pictured on it. The manufacturer must've changed cups. It works well as long as I use a full or near full tray of eggs.
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Filled to the brim one holds just a little less than one cup as measured in a pyrex glass one cup measuring cup. I hope this helps you. They are big enough to make a nice jumbo muffin.
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Mine are not the minis and are about 1 3/4 inches (or 4.5 cm) BOTTOM diameter. (not significantly larger than these regular cupcake cups http://www.amazon.com/Kitchie-Premium-Silicone-Baking-Cups/dp/B00EOCZF2I/ref=pd_sbs_k_16?ie=UTF8&refRID;=1TJ266A41YRY6H908PWW). Doing this again, I would have opted for a "jumbo" version so I can have an all in one breakfast to go.