Supreme Home Cook Silicone Egg Ring and Pancake Maker

A wonderful product. I have used it at least 6 times since I received it 2 weeks ago and it has performed perfect every time. No leakage at all. The secret is a nice hot pan and Costco's Kirkland butter! I made sure the pan was good and hot, put a generous amount of butter in the pan. Swirled the egg ring and got it good and coated, letting the ring sit for about 10 seconds to get hot. The eggs will not stick or leak out. An amazing product. And no, I am not an official tester...I paid for them!

I accidently used it upside first, and it leaked, of course. Then I realized the metal prong should not touch the pan at all, and the larger circumference is meant to be facing down onto the pan. And it worked beautifully after that discovery. solid product. easy to clean. no complaints yet.

Good product and great support from the company. It cleans up pretty well in the dishwasher and works pretty well on the griddle. It would work better if it were a little heavier as eggs will seep underneath when first poured in. I haven't tried it but I suspect something a little heavier like pancake batter would work great. All that said, I'm likely not using them completely correctly and suspect that they will be excellent once I get the hang of it.

Got this to make and freeze breakfast sandwiches for the kids and it works like a charm. No sticking, use a little cooking spray, and easy clean up. I use to use cookie cutters to form the egg shapes but the little handle makes moving it a lot easier.

I want to like these but they are a little too big to work well. I have a 12" fry pan that I use to poach or otherwise cook eggs in and you can't fit more than two of these egg rings in the pan so can only cook two at a time. For poaching you can jam 3 in and mostly they don't leak, but if you want to do fried or scrambled eggs and use more than two of these rings everything leaks out the bottom and you end up with a pan full of eggs not contained in the rings. I found some smaller ones at BB&B that I'm going to pick up instead.

Inexpensive and work very well. Don't believe all the reviews that say these "leak" egg out the sides. Those reviewers have either fry pans that are not flat or are not using these correctly. Trick is to preheat the pan and before putting ring down use a bit off butter or oil. No leaks.

I read a lot of reviews before choosing these. I absolutely LOVE them. I had metal ones and got fed up with them leaking egg, especially at the joint. These don't have a joint, so that problem is solved, and I haven't had any run out underneath, either They're also bigger, so the eggs fit my toasted Bagel Thins.

Didn't work for me! I tried spraying with PAM, etc.I tried with pancakes and eggs, and they would either get stuck, or totally runny once removed.I returned.