How many eggs can you stack on top of each other? Chances are, the answer is zero (or thousands if you are this guy). Storage containers however, do not have such limitations. The InterDesign Kitchen Storage Egg Holder holds 21 eggs side by side and features a secure lid. When stacked on top of each other, they might not be capable of storing thousands of eggs, but hey, who wants to eat an omelet that big anyway?
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Ceramic Egg Rack
How do you tell the difference between a hard-boiled egg and one that is raw? By what they are served in, of course!*
Some may want to live on the edge and crack a dozen open to find out if they are cooked or not, but others may wish to consider the Kikkerland Ceramic Egg Rack. It holds a dozen eggs, looks good on the table and won’t turn into a runny mess when it comes in contact with a hard-boiled egg.
* Okay, okay. The secret is to give them a spin. The cooked egg will stop spinning while the raw one will start again when released–without being egged on to.
Dimpled Deviled Egg Trays
Some foods practically require being served in specialty serving devices: little indented snail plates for escargot (preferably in a spiral snail design), jars for pizza in a jar (eww?) and of course, funny-looking dimpled plates for deviled eggs.
Not only do the Chef Buddy Deviled Egg Trays with Snap On Lids satisfy the requirement for a dimpled surface, they also provide latching lids, so those little devils can be properly served wherever you happen to go.
Egg Pillow: A Place To Rest Your Eggs
Why yes, there is a need for a place to set down hard-boiled eggs. And yes, of course it should offer a soft landing. Like a pillow. Of course. An egg pillow. The Vacu Vin Egg Pillow.
Product description:
Egg Pilllow
Vacu Vin Egg Pillows bring colour to your breakfast table! Your boiled eggs can lay comfortably on their coloured pillows waiting to be consumed. After use, the Egg Pillows can be washed in the washing machine.
* Holds your egg in place
* Fun and easy to use
* Washing machine safe
Egg Poacher Cup
This five dollar Egg Poacher Cup could look like a variety of things. Just let your imagination run wild for a moment. For the sake of kitchen gadgets everywhere, let’s just say it looks like a cute, stainless steel animal of some sort. And it’s made of metal and it’s five bucks. There are a lot of egg poaching gadgets out there, but for a cheap and sturdy kitchen accessory you don’t have to be a whiz to see the value in this one.
Let Henrietta Cook The Eggs
Only chickens know when eggs are really ‘done’, and for proof of this just ask Henrietta. The Henrietta Egg Cooker, that is. The novelty kitchen appliance boils hard or soft eggs, and then ‘chirps’ when they are done. Also featuring the ability to poach eggs, this magical hen knows how to make eggs–after all, that’s what they do.