🥚 The Authentic Clack Egg Opener - High-Quality Stainless Steel Egg Topper - German Engineered Egg Accessories (Silicone Top in Black) Review

Made in China! That's what it says on the packaging! I paid extra for it because it had to be made in Germany! I am not happy.

This is a replacement for our old "scissors" with teeth that no longer work. I decided to buy it despite the price (yes, a bit pricey) and some unflattering reviews. We're having a lot of fun (we appreciate the little joys during a pandemic!), and it's working well. Results vary: sometimes only the top shell comes off, sometimes that top part contains some egg, and sometimes it doesn't cut deep enough into the shell and needs a bit more indentation. sometimes on soft-boiled (almost 5 minutes)…

At first I thought it was just another kitchen gadget that took up more space than it was worth. But I was pleasantly surprised. Not only do I no longer have to worry about eggshells in eggs or batter, I enjoy using them. I love playing French Revolution and imagining the unfortunate eggs as people who need an adjustment in their attitude. Do you have an unpleasant boss or colleague? TAKE! Are you worried about that idiotic neighbor? TAKE! A prostitute or a passing celebrity preaching about…

For most of my life, I've eaten soft-boiled eggs for breakfast. They're a ready meal because my French mother made them for me when I was a kid. I've returned to breakfast as comfort food during this pandemic. I found a video about this product on You.tube and decided to treat myself to this well thought out and superbly crafted egg cracker. This works very well - just a drop of a heavy bullet is enough to crack open an eggshell with one blow. You will then need a sharp, thin-bladed knife to…

She loves soft-boiled eggs, but she's sick of both the cooking and the shells, burns her fingers, shell fragments are everywhere, a general mess - so she stopped bothering and started missing one of her favorite dishes. So I used their egg cup (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ECS1TI8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1), egg cooker https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DDXYC6O/ ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and The Clack. She loves it - she calls it "The Decapitator"…

Elegant, simple and fun, this piece is sure to spark debate as to how it should be used. Egg shells vary in thickness, so there's really no "right" or "wrong" way. except MY way (or highway) of course. Just drop the calibrated bead and you're done! (I poke the "cap" with a paring knife.) I should mention that I have eggshell phobia ("ovitestaphobia"?) and this device has been successful in minimizing bits of eggshell (gaack!). A chip or two needs careful separating from time to time, but it…

Opening eggs for breakfast isn't the most important activity in life, but it's always nice to be able to get the job done faster, more efficiently and with less mess than usual. Unfortunately, cracking two-minute breakfast eggs has never been an easy task without a significant amount of mess, not to mention the chunks of eggshell that always seem to be in every full spoonful! This device does a very good job of opening the shell and keeping those pesky shell bits out of the way. Well, this gem…

The German word for this handy tool has been named Deutsche Welle's Word of the Week: German is like Lego: just put the words together to make ( to think) a new compound concept. A good example is eggshell breaking point. That's long, of course, but if you literally parse "the cause of the supposed eggshell destruction point," it actually makes sense. At least for the Germans, everyone else needs a few words to explain what this breakfast gadget can do. Put simply, the eggshell cracker is used…

Love, love, love this product! I got it right on the first try. I find this to be a much better way to break up raw eggs as well as soft-boiled eggs. I think putting the egg in the egg cup is helpful for consistent results. I love that there isn't a spring to break - the only moving part is the ball. The Clack is made out of durable material and should last us a lifetime so I think it's worth the price. Note: We've experimented with breaking both the narrow and wide ends of the egg - works…