Nordic Ware 3-in-1 Breakfast set, 2-Piece, White

These kind of things often cook unevenly because of the microwave, not the product. I saw reviews complaining that this doesn't close tightly (it doesn't have to to work; I googled that). I've only used it once and one side needed a few more seconds (I started with 45, as they suggest). Cooking for 60 seconds both eggs had firm yolks. I'll play with it more because it's worth it to me to have easy eggs and very easy cleanup. No need to spray it first, but you can. I had to loosen the eggs, but then they slid out cleanly. Only uses a tiny amount of water on top of the eggs, and it worked fine. I haven't used the other thing for "McMuffin" eggs, scrambled, I presume, but it's a nice add-on. I think this is worth it, but don't assume it's a miracle appliance. The third photo was my second try using this and it came out perfectly at 53 seconds, with cooked whites and still some runny yolk. But I also found that putting this appliance on the side of the microwave turntable, not in the middle, may have made a difference since microwaves do cook unevenly. I'm happy with this.

This little contraption is great. I have needed more protein in breakfast and getting out a skillet all the time prevents me from cooking breakfast everyday. This cooks an egg fast for a quick and easy egg sandwich. And it slides out without any oil. The poacher doesn’t close all the way so I put a rubber band on it and it worked great. Then pop in the dishwasher.

This is my second time purchasing this. The first one last about 1.5 years before breaking in half. Hoping this one lasts longer. This one came with a bonus egg poacher that I didn’t have last time and really like. The standard poacher works as advertised and the bonus container makes more of an egg patty. Great for an egg sandwich on the go. 4 stars only because the first one didn’t last as long as I felt it should. But it works well. Greet for quick and healthy eggs.

Make good poached eggs. Don't put in dishwasher as will warp and then not close properly.

Outstanding purchase! I ordered the 2-piece set, although I have only used the two-cavity egg poacher thus far. The first time I used it, I wasn’t as pleased with the results. What I realized was that I had 1) used too much water and 2) hadn’t arranged the two-cavities equidistant to the center of the microwave. By that I mean that on the turntable, originally I put them in like a slice of pie and they didn’t cook evenly. When I arranged them like they are the crust of the pie along the edge of the turntable, then it is perfection. Benefits: 1. Cooks 2 eggs in 1 minute 2. No mess from exploding egg pieces in microwave 3. Easy cleanup of poacher Prior to using this poacher, I did typically microwave eggs. It can be difficult to get cooked egg off ceramic dishes even if using bread or a tortilla to contain much of the egg. Highly recommended time saver!!!

Easy to use and easy to clean, quick breakfast .

First of all, the dual egg poacher I received was heavily scratched up, suggesting that it had been used before and returned. I ordered new and that's not what I received. Granted, I could have asked for a replacement so this says nothing about the quality of the product if it were new, and thus my rating has nothing to do with this. I just wanted to mention it. Moving on... I shouldn't have ordered any of these products at all because I forgot that these are plastic and will likely leech some level of toxin into your food. So why leave a bad review if it's my fault for ordering plastic items in the first place? Because they're still potentially harmful and it's not like you're mad aware of this in the item description. Typically, plastic items distributed for food purposes must show the type of plastic it is made out of somewhere on the item. These can be seen as a number with arrows around it. The dual egg poacher shows a 5 but the other item shows nothing. The other item also has a glossy finish to it and the dual poacher does not. Red flags are going up. While it's true (5) polypropylene is, according to the FDA, "generally" or "typically" considered microwave safe, this type of vagueness leaves a lot to be desired. This is called "Double Speak" and therefore can be translated as: "it may leech a little bit of toxins into your food that probably won't hurt you if you don't do it all the time", or "it leeches LESS toxins than other plastics". This is how I translate a statement like this in the most generous way possible. But how do they know what "general" or "typical" is? And what level of toxin is safe to consume? And what if you use it everyday for breakfast? Some would argue that toxins are in everything and that, therefore, it's safe consume small amounts of it. Well, I agree that toxins are in almost everything but I disagree that we should throw caution to the wind. That being said, try putting an egg into a BOROSILICATE glass bowl and heating it up in the microwave. Voila! No plastic leeching ...and you get to keep your money. This is MUCH safer. No plastic container necessary.

Not bad but not as good as a c lassi. Poacher

Uso bastante para fazer omelete e ovos. Muito bom material.

For the Poached egg, just add a little bit of water to the container and then add the egg, microwave 1 egg for 45 seconds and 2 eggs for 1min30s

Perfecto para los huevos sin grasa y rápidos por ser hechos en el horno de microondas. Además, no se pegan!!!

Perfecto como lo describen

Atende bem, material bom e fácil de lavar, não gruda de forma alguma, mas as duas partes não fecham bem, e muitas vezes o ovo dá uns estouros e espalha para todos os lados, fazendo uma bela sujeira! Deveria ter uma trava ou algo mais eficiente para fechar.