Egglette Advisory

GordonThree wrote:
Seems a lot of fuss to avoid peeling an egg?

Agree. bring eggs to a boil, 11 minutes later, turn off the heat and let them sit (covered) until water loses its extreme heat. Learned from Grandma & Mom.

We all know how to boil eggs. The difficulty is in the peeling. I have tried various additives and aging the eggs without much improvement. The Egglettes simplify the process. I am an engineer and like things that work and work about the same way every time. Peeling eggs is always a gamble for me. I know that I can now prepare pretty hard boiled eggs every time, No more missing chunks where the shell stuck.

I am surprised at the number of folks who are not familiar with them. They are advertised heavily on the classic television channels. Maybe I watch too many reruns of "Gunsmoke" and "Perry Mason"?

wa8yxm wrote:
Ok it is a "General RVing issue because many RVers like to EAT. and many campgrounds do things like POT LUCK dinners and a common "Dish to pass" is deviled eggs.

An Egglet is a silicon "Egg shell" you take a raw egg, break it into the "Egglet" put the top on and drop it in a pan of boiling water.. Time it and then remove the egglet, and "Decant" (yes that is the word) a perfect hard boiled egg suitable for Egg Salad, or Cheif's Salad or Deviled eggs or ______ No pealing needed. Heavily advertised on TV.

Why they would put holes in 'em I don't know.

You trying to defend having this in the wrong forum...what a douche.

I cook my eggs in an Instant Pot for 4 minutes, soft boil 2 minutes. The eggs are so easy to peel.

Happytraveler wrote:
I cook my eggs in an Instant Pot for 4 minutes, soft boil 2 minutes. The eggs are so easy to peel.

Oh! I have an Instant Pot. I'll have to try this. Thanks.

My cheapo electric egg cooker/steamer thing gives me consistent results every time. Eggs peel better than any other method I've tried.

My cheapo electric egg cooker/steamer thing gives me consistent results every time. Eggs peel better than any other method I've tried.