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The egg peeler automatically separates the shell from the egg
- No practice needed.
- Small size, light weight and easy to use.
- The new egg-shaped design allows the egg to spin in the water, effectively buffering the impact of shaking.
- Egg-shaped design ensures uniform collision force.
- Flat inner wall is easy to clean. This egg peeler can be cleaned with water, you can clean it quickly.
- You can even peel eggs with one hand with this peeler!
- Save time in making deviled eggs or egg salads, etc.
Get Ready
- Your hard-boiled eggs must be "hard" enough to be shaken. The harder the egg, the easier it will peel. You may want to cook them a bit longer than usual to make sure they are hard enough.
- Boil your eggs for 10 minutes once the water starts boiling.
- Please put the cooked eggs in an ice bath for 5-10 minutes. For some brands of eggs, you can use cold water instead.
Shake and peel
- Please use it in your kitchen sink.
- Add your hard-boiled egg to the egg peeler.
- Fill the bottom half of the egg peeler with water and close the lid.
- Shake the peeler up and down to drain the water.
- Approximately 3-5 seconds, you're ready to slide the egg out of its shell.
- It even works on cracked eggs during boiling.
It takes 3 seconds only
- You may want to use a brown egg for the first time as you could see the white of the egg more easily.
- All shattered eggshells will be in the peeler. It is easy to clean .
How does it work?
- When shaking the peeler, the egg-shaped flat inner surface exerts a uniform force on the entire eggshell.
- The size of the peeler is just right, and there is not much space between the inner surface and the eggshell to prevent excessive force.
- The eggshell will shatter evenly inside the peeler.
- The egg-shaped design allows the egg to spin in the water at the same time, separating the shattered shell from the egg.
- All shattered eggshells will be in the peeler.
Scott Smith
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025
Works well. Eggs need to be cooled down.
BlueCoyote
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2024
I can usually easily remove egg shells off of hot/warm eggs, if I tap each end, finding the air pocket, then slowly peel. And when eggs are cold, as long as I run them under hot water, or soak them in hot water for maybe 30 seconds, again tap ends, most often the shell peels off okay. But for those stubborn shells, where you can't find the skin even with cracking the air pockets, THIS WORKS EXCELLENT. Just always use hot water when you fill the glass--it spills out instantly when you shake the egg anyway, but the hot water will assist with an easier peel. Shake 10-15 times (I do over the sink) and it breaks up the shell, so you can easily pull right off. This has come in handy on peeling my cold eggs, and the shell does come off nicely.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2024
Love this product makes it easier to peel eggs
Doris
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2024
What a great kitchen addition. Like the shape as it allows you to put the egg in small end down. Add water, and shake. There is just enough surface contact to Crack the shell easily and keep the egg whole. Can actually do this with one hand!! Finished a dozen eggs in under 10 minutes and no mess, eggs perfect.
iefbr14
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2024
Unfortunately it is marketed as an egg peeler, which it doesn't work any better than just using one's hands. I have tried both under water and above water, filled with water, or empty with just the egg. It does not help getting the peel off. I have also tried, ice bath cooled eggs and very hot eggs. Nothing I've tried makes this cute little cup into an egg peeler!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2024
First of all it's cute and packaged well to arrive safely, but the top and bottom don't align 100% perfectly. Good enough but you have to use the product over the sink bc the water will leak out while shaking. Not a huge deal tho.Another review also mentioned they wouldn't work well for softboiled eggs so I decided to test that. What you gotta realize is that this lil glass egg isn't literally magic, it's science. So obviously with a softboiled egg don't shake too hard. 5 out of the 6 softboiled eggs I made today peeled perfectly with the help of this new handy glass tool. 1 egg still stuck to and peeled off with the shell but since it was softboiled and usually at least half the eggs do that, I say that's pretty good. Hardboiled woulda probably made it even easier. Pretty cool tool, crossing my fingers it stays intact and that I can use it for many years to come~
Roberto Pescatore
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024
The only portion of the egg shell which loosens is the area over the air bubble on the flat end of the egg. The two halves of the device do not form a tight seal. When shaken, the water flies out of seam where the two halves meet making a mess.
Gordy Juberigan
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2022
Very slippery, seemed dangerous to use around sink window. Returned for refund.
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