Metallic Egg Ring Molds - Fox Run Rosti, 3.5 x 3.5 x 2.5 inches Review

A seam broke after a few uses to make English muffins. I've tried various attempts at gluing with no success, so I came back here to buy a beefier solid circle set. Perfect height and size for English cupcakes, but a low score for secure stitching which I think indicates poor quality or craftsmanship. Or maybe I just got a lemon kit. I think the sigils in general look very weak.

Sourdough farming requires weekly maintenance. As I was thinking about what to do with the "discarded" sourdough, I came across a recipe for donuts. Quick and easy to mix up and cook in my pan, they seemed like a great way to solve the problem. These rings make the process easier. They absorb oil easily and are just as easy to clean afterwards. My boys have a new weekly treat. Krumpets, anyone?

Glad I have rings to make my English cupcakes. I bought 12 pieces. Unfortunately 3 of them fell apart after a short time. Now I have to make two batches of muffins. I read some of the other reviews that complained about the sticking. I rub the insides with oil and that seems to be enough to avoid sticking. While useful, I would not recommend this product based on the manufacturing. (More attention to putting the ends together would make a difference.)

It is NOT 3.75 inches in diameter. Even though it says so on the packaging. They are the same diameter as my rings advertised as 3.5 inches. I measured them and they are 3.5 inches, maybe 3 33/64 inches. For the metric system they are 9.05 cm and are less durable than my other rings. Yes they are rings and they are 1 inch high. Since this measurement is as claimed, it appears someone can measure it. Whether mislabelling is bad marketing or incompetence is a question for the ages. Revain had no…

They're a bit fragile but seem to hold up well over time. I think they need special care in storage because they deform easily. Other than that they are exactly what I need; Diameter and height are perfect. They stick, but I found a remedy: first grease the rings, and then lightly "sprinkle" them with cornmeal; Just don't make the cornmeal too strong or they will slip out when flipped. Overall this is a great value as English muffins are a bit pricey at the grocery store but can be made at home

The rings arrived well, in a box within the box that protected them. They're thin and light, which means they're easy to bend, but also easy to bend and shape. The box includes a recipe for muffins and crumpets, which I found to be an added bonus. Haven't used them on cupcakes yet, but they worked really well on the crumpets. I used Vendil Nissen's recipe, which you can find online. Remember to butter them well and warm them up in the preheated pan for a few seconds before adding the batter…