ARTISTORE earwar remover Egg Ring

Bought this product to make breakfast sandwiches and it worked as advertised on my first try. Took it out of the box, washed it, put a little olive oil in the pan, sprayed the ring with Pam and placed it on the pan to heat up for a couple minutes before putting egg in. I lowered the heat once the egg started to cook, after a couple of minutes I took a knife and went around the inside of the ring to make sure the egg isn't stuck to the ring before lifted the ring. Flipped the egg and replaced the ring to ensure the egg stayed a circular shape while cooking other side. Important to make sure the ring is coated with a cooking oil and that the ring heats up with the pan before putting the egg in.Update, tried pancakes and was very pleased on how they turned out.

The ARTISTORE egg rings are nice and durable. They are non- stick and are the perfect size for making homemade egg muffin sandwiches.

Love these egg molds! They are easy to use and clean in the dishwasher. I also like that the handle bends down if you want to cover your pan to steam the eggs. The eggs cooked in these molds perfectly fit a standard English muffin. We are very happy to have added these to our morning breakfast routine.

Recently I fell in love with making my own sunny side up eggs. I saw this on Amazon and bought one. It's easy to use. Just put it in a pan and pour in the eggs. Its handle doesn't get hot, and it's easy to use. It's big enough to clean up easily. Dishwasher safe and easy to clean dishwasher.

Such a cute little set for making round eggs. It is the perfect size for making eggs that fit neatly on an English muffin. They are easy to use . Just coat them with your favorite cooking spray. Spray the pan also. I used large eggs and they worked fine. I recommend this product. Easy to use and easy to clean. Storage is also nice with the folding handles.

I used them and they worked great.First, the inside dimension is 2 7/8".I thought I may have had a problem because I'm use to using the one I have from the 60's that's 3 3/8" diameter.Back to using them, I place them on a flat fry pan and set temperature between 3-4 on electric stove.Once the pan is up to temp, I put a pad of butter in it and cover the sides also.Crack open an egg and drop it in.Give it a few minutes, run a butter knife around the inside, take them off and flip the eggs.I let them cook a few minutes more and enjoy!Obviously cook time differers between stove temp and your preference on how you like your eggs.There was no residue on the rings to clean, just the butter.Enjoy!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  This takes a bit of practice but it works as advertised. I was only making one egg at a time so I thought I’d try cooking two eggs in there. Well, they overflowed and it didn’t work. So, one it is from now on. Finally on my fifth try it worked perfect. The trick is to oil the pan and ring well so it doesn’t stick (I used spray canola oil). Make sure the pan and ring are hot and then pour slowly. Since I made a few, the handle did get hot towards the end so I had to use a kitchen towel to touch it but no biggie. This definitely makes my breakfast muffins easier to hold without the egg falling out the sides!

Have made a couple of dozen eggs with these rings so far. The rings are well designed and made. Nice solid rings and lift handles - designed to last for years. Coating the inside of the ring with butter/oil before each use helps. Not using heavy dish washing liquid to clean the inside of the rings between uses will help preserve the nonstick properties.

As I said they are just Ok. The non stick coating is flawed on one of the rings. The ring is very thin and I suspect rings with thicker metal may be better. That being said they will do the job.