🍳 Farberware 8 Inch Glide Ceramic Nonstick Dishwasher Safe Egg Poacher Pan/Skillet: Includes 4 Poaching Cups and Lid - Black Review

I needed to replace my Egg Poacher as I lost one of my Egg Poacher gear so I settled on this one. When I originally ordered it it said it would work with an induction hob, but it turned out it didn't. It also turned out that it is designed for a small and medium egg, and not a large one. Haven't decided yet whether to come back or not as we only buy big eggs.

The 2-in-1 function of this product appealed to me. An 8-inch ceramic (best, imo) non-stick skillet + poacher is just what I need to complete my camping cookware set. The poaching cups seem small to me, but a large egg fits perfectly. My experience is that eggs take longer to cook. cook than my previous stove with metal cups. No problem, just needs to be configured.

Works well and easy to clean. I've always found it helpful to coat metal egg cups with oil before adding the eggs, and with this product I do oil a very thin layer of oil on the inside of the cups, but that may not be necessary. And there's the added benefit of having a small, copper-lined pot. I would suggest using a medium-low heat if using a non-water pan. I've found that copper-coated pans heat up quickly on medium and then lower the temperature. High temperature settings can damage the…

Love love love Cooks the perfect poached eggs Whether you need to make one small non-stick egg cup or four that are easy to clean, follow the instructions. Small non-stick pan, you can't do that with other whisks. So after you've boiled the eggs, lift the whisk, quickly pour out the water and quickly wash, you can fry up some Canadian Egg Bacon Benedict - the shiny lid fits just right. Just remember that with this type of non-stick, never put it in the dishwasher And you don't have to put it in