Do you think it could fit a cracked egg in the pocket without it leaking?
579875
Hmm never really thought about that if you got a good seal on the top patty and started cooking it from the bottom before you flipped it you should be ok. I will tell you this I have had cheese leak out because I didn't get a good seal between the patty and the bottom. Also I have used this about 10 times and it does take almost a pound of burger to make one burger patty and I have cooked all of mine in the oven at 350 for about an hour doesn't dry out and one is very filling lol
579876
I have not tried this myself but I believe that it would handle this easily. Now Ill have to go try it myself my wife would love that.
579877
It will fit a bus. It is huge. The recipe calls for 1lb of meat for one burger. We tried using less meat, but it didn't work. I am going to try the stuffz model. This one stinks.
579878
Leakage has always been a problem with my burguers, regardless what you put in.
579879
just the egg yolk should fit, but cooking on a grill or stove top where you have to flip it might cause a leak. oven baking it would definitely work just doest quite taste the same, and would take much longer to cook being you would have to cook the meat really well done to get the egg to cook on the inside
1761959
I have had one for 30 yrs and it would do the trick. I got this and it is so poorly made that I have to be careful with a thin shelled chicken egg. Too bad because it is a really neat invention if made the way designed.
2176993
No, it is not made for that. It sits securely on top when cooking in the microwave but the silicone is soft and pliable and doesn't form a spillproof seal. You would not want to carry food in it in a lunch bag or box.
693841
No, unfortunately. It WILL leak from the "sippy hole" in the lid if tipped. There are leak-proof travel mugs available that would serve your purpose.
1757905
No! I believe it is likely to build up too much pressure if sealed. I do think the gasket keeps food moist but the side clips are in the way.
425003
Yes. I don't think it would roll up well with all pockets filled with sockets.
734579
Yes, it would be just like Tupperware except you wouldn't want to lay it on it's side as it might leak.
134130
Yes. I bought this thermos mug so that i could put it in a backpack with important papers and bike to work. As long as it is screwed on correctly, it will not leak. I've have it for two years without any flaws. It is indestructible and worth the high price.
1482242
Mine has worked wonderfully. But, the secret to not cracking the eggs is when you put the egg on the pin hole point. make sure you use the small end of the egg, and don't apply much pressure, I still crack at least one.
1454130
I think it would be to messy to use for that. But it is great for eggs and panckaes becuase you can under them easy.
1205869
It could fit in a pocket, but would be noticeable. Definitely not slim like a phone.
1642216
The plastic coated sandwich size bags should hold your mini egg rolls okay without any of the moisture or oil leaking through the sides. My concern, however, would be keeping them in the bag since there is no way to close these bags. If simply folding the tops over is sufficient then these bags should work fine.
296100
Yes, this book will definitely open if dropped on the floor, but that doesn't guarantee that the contents will spill out since the hidden pocket has a cover that you have to actually pull out. To me this item is best suited for hiding either paper items or items that are not that heavy. The compartment isn't deep, it is a shallow, thin compartment.
1511133
The gel is a bit liquid-like, so it may leak out of a bag, but if you put it in small plastic Tupperware/Rubbermaid packages and put pinholes in the top, it would work and not spill out.
524041
At times water may have leaked a tiny bit, but that may have been leftover from filling it. If it were me, I would trust it in a lunch box.
67003
I would say no. Technically, it could fit but it would really stick out. The pocket is tight and made more for papers and slim objects.
548705
Not your averaged sized one, but if you take it out it may fit in an oversized egg.