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Non-Stick Silicone Egg Boiler Steamer - Easy and Fun Breakfast Cooking Tool
About This Item: Colorful and Stylish: Available in a range of vibrant colors, this egg boiler adds a pop of color to your kitchen decor while providing practical functionality. Upgrade your breakfast routine with this innovative and convenient silicone egg boiler. Effortless Cleaning: The non-stick surface of the silicone material allows for easy cleaning by hand or in the dishwasher, saving you time and effort in the kitchen. If you have any questions about our products, or if would like to check the availability of an item, please use the “Contact Us” page to get in touch. Make breakfast a breeze with our BPA Free Silicone Egg Boiler Steamer. Safe and Durable: Constructed from food-grade silicone, it is non-toxic, BPA-free, and heat-resistant, guaranteeing the safety of your food and durability of the product. Enjoy perfectly cooked eggs without the fuss, and add a touch of fun to your morning cooking routine!
- Please use caution when handling as contents will be very hot.
- The egg boiler fits perfectly in any pot, saving you time and effort.
- Not Suitable for Microwave Use: Egg cups are not intended for use in the microwave oven.
- Durable & Safe: Includes BPA-free, non-stick silicone egg cooking cups, temperature safe from -40°F to +248°F (-40℃ to +120℃).
- Be careful when handling, as the contents can be very hot.
- Save Time: Never peel a hard-boiled egg again!
- After boiling, place the egg cooker in cold water for about 1 minute for easier detachment.
- Only need enough water to let them float in the water (recommend using a stockpot).
- Controlled heating is recommended, as intense boiling water can cause the egg cup to sway.
- Material: PP + Silicone Gel
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Karen Traviss
(Ramen aggs. Egg storage holders for camping and picnics seemed like candidates for the job but they weren't deep enough. Nearly complete immersion with the minimum of marinade.
) Exorbitant prices for purpose-made containers on an auction site made me search for a sensible alternative, and this is it. But marinating one or two eggs at a time is a challenge. Then I saw these egg boilers.
A Japanese poundshop chain now sells a plastic gadget for two eggs, about 60p to buy in Japan but nearly £40 with p&p to the UK on the auction site. A clipped plastic bag can be made to work, but you really need an egg-shaped container that fits snugly around the egg to minimise the amount of liquid while still covering it consistently. Sorted. It's okay if you have a lot of eggs to marinate, because you can fill up most of the space in an ordinary container and keep them immersed without using a lot of liquid that you then have to throw away.
The mix is soy sauce, mirin, sake, and tsuyu, so it can get expensive. I haven't tried boiling eggs in these cups yet, but I've finally found the ideal container for making individual nitamago. So some research was called for.
Just watch out for the tiny vent hole in the lid and keep them upright in the fridge.
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