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8-in. Specialties Nonstick Egg Poacher by Farberware
Here is the perfect ‘breakfast in bed’ pan! Not only does it make perfect poached eggs, it’s the perfect size for making a two-person omelet– you’ll love the nonstick surface inside and out. Handy in ...; See complete description »
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Here is the perfect ‘breakfast in bed’ pan! Not only does it make perfect poached eggs, it’s the perfect size for making a two-person omelet– you’ll love the nonstick surface inside and out. Handy in size and effortless for cleanup, breakfast will never be the same!
Features:
Unique platinum - colored nonstick inside and out, complements any kitchen.
Heavy gauge construction for even heat distribution and perfect cooking performance.
Riveted silicone enhanced handles for security and comfort.
Oven safe to 350°F.
Dishwasher safe.
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Recommended By 77% of Reviewers
Rated a "Good Value" By 80% of Reviewers
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by James, MI
April 25, 2006
Very disapointed. Plastic inserts stick even with coating; insert handles not managable by hand (hot) and too small for grasping with a towel for heat pad; soft "3 minute egg" takes 4.5 minutes and seems variable- not sure how egg will turn out; cleaning 4 seperate inserts each with residual egg stick is a bit of a pain with daily use.
I would have returned it but for the time lapse. Now its in the basement and the old one is back in use.
disappointed
by Denise, FL
December 10, 2007
The bottom of the pan is not flat so the pan rocks. The cups are a hard plastic which is fine, however, I have used margarine, butter and a cooking spray and nothing stops the sticking. I don't use it now as much as I wanted because of the scrubbing I have to do to clean the cups. I am really disappointed because I expected much more of this product.
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by Sandra, NJ
December 16, 2008
Sorry, but It is not a good purchase.
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by Jennie, ND
March 18, 2009
Plastic egg cups are hard to clean. Eggs stick to them if they are not buttered heavily before putting egg in. A metal, teflon coated egg cup would be 1000 times better and I would have been willing to pay a bit more for this.
It took a longer time than I had expected to receive my order. Not very fast in the order processing or shipping.
The egg poacher
by Freda, LA
February 25, 2008
Hmmmm. I don't think anyone makes a truly good egg poacher. The eggs stick to the removable plastic containers and even with cooking spray, the eggs resist removal.
But, the tray the egg cups sit in is well designed and steams the eggs to a perfect poach.
The trick is getting the eggs out of the poacher.
