I am looking for the PERFECT egg poacher. Have tried the rings, they stick, thenbought a frypan with rings attached, they were too small, and egg overflowed.
Have just seen a 3 egg one in the magnamail....
Has anyone tried this, if so is it anygood.
Otherwise, if anyone knows of a good one, let me know.... thanks.
antoniab,
Jul 13, 11:22pm
Boil water - stir it round, chuck in the egg, put the toast down, toast pops up, take out egg = perfect poached egg. Fresh eggs key-we have our own chooks :)
gingeralenz,
Jul 14, 12:12am
Agree for perfect poached eggs all you need isa pot, a little bit of practice and fresh eggs. Water must be moving when you put the eggs in, makes a perfect tear drop egg.
Stevens have a similar one to above and looks like a egg shell cracked in half.not sure of price thou
korbo,
Jul 14, 10:21am
I just like my eggs to be nice and round, not have all stragly bits on them... so I will keep looking, thanks so far people......
esther-anne,
Jul 14, 10:30am
Pick me!I wil poach your eggs perfectly-the secret in getting no straggly bits and perfectly round is very fresh(preferably free range) eggs and a teaspoon of white vinegar for two in the pot of water.And a pinch of salt.
Who the hell could be fussed with poaching aids????
next1eve11,
Jul 14, 10:37am
Agree, thats the perfect way to poach eggs, must have the vinegar
rainrain1,
Jul 14, 7:45pm
I can cook 'em OK without the vinegar.What is it supposed to do?
I got mine from Seagars and it works brilliantly. But I agree - fresh eggs are essential! Mine is metal. I do it without vinegar - poached eggs to me are just in water - with freshly cracked black pepper on top!
zappi,
Jul 15, 1:03am
bedazzledjewels, we have an Eggo.Our 8 year old loves it as he can have boiled eggs whenever he wants.Very easy to use.The poached eggs work well too.I learnt to put a little spray in before using. Easier to get out.
jfreak,
Jul 15, 1:05am
I have a few spare foxes................
davidt4,
Jul 15, 1:20am
I saw them at Briscoe's yesterday with 50% off.
bedazzledjewels,
Jul 15, 1:31am
Did you get one DT4? Thanks for the thumbs up Zappi.
davidt4,
Jul 15, 1:57am
Dazz, I thought about it but in the end didn't buy one.The egg cookers I looked at in Germany were so much better made (more serious, of course) that the Eggolooked like a toy.
bedazzledjewels,
Jul 15, 2:36am
Yes, that's what puts me off; the gimmicky look. However if it's cheap enough, it might be worth it.
seaside_gifts,
Jul 15, 2:56am
Hi I bought one off trademe, it makes awesomely perfect round eggs.
seaside_gifts,
Jul 15, 3:01am
There is a Scanpan Egg Poaching Pan on at the moment, similar to what we got.
gurlkiwi,
Jul 16, 1:42am
I steam my poached eggs in a pot with steamer attachment with a microwave egg dish I got at k mart....Bring water to boil, place the ramekin or egg dish on top tray (sprayed with cooking spray before putting egg/s in)..set timer for 5 mins (for runny)..come out perfect every time
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