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This product is totally useless as a remedy for eggs that won't peel! The whites of the eggs stick to the inside of the silicone egglette and have to be hand scrubbed.Even tried rubbing cooking oil on inside of egglette to no avail. The egglettes don't float upright so the eggs come out shaped like a rough finished flying saucer. No way you would want to make deviled eggs out of these deformed creations!
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Considering it's supposed to be nonstick, the eggs stuck in it VERY well. Even using cooking oil wasn't much better. Because of how it cooks, little air pockets are created on the outside of the egg, so the texture is weird. Can't make old-fashioned deviled eggs, because the yolk rises to the top, so you can't really cut the egg in half like normal deviled eggs are.
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Work good I used it to boil 6 eggs however there is a trick to it if you're not used to Boiling eggs then probably shouldn't buy this item the trick to stop the eggs from floating is to only fill up the water to how high the egg is in the eaglet otherwise the air pocket in the eglet will make the eglet float put some vegetable oil with your finger inside the eglet big will not stick that way everything else is basic if you don't know how to cook an egg you shouldn't buy this item squeeze all four corners to pop out the egg that's it it worked pretty well for me
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Easy to tip over. When cooking, the yolks migrate to the top not suitable for deviled eggs. Overall: neat idea but not worth the trouble.
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