Silicone Egg Rings, Premium Nonstick Multicolored Cooking Ring Molds for Eggs, Pancakes, Mcmuffin Breakfast Sandwiches, English Muffins, Crumpets, and More (4-Pack)

Wanted this to add egg to muffins. This worked very well and is the right size.Bring oil to temperature, place a ring in the pan ensuring that you have oiled the inside of the ring first. Gently pour a precracked edd into the ring and then cook on medium heat. Worked fine each time I tried with virtually no leak or the egg getting stuck.Great value for money

Really great

Anyone that can't make perfect eggs with these is doing it wrong. This is easy.Heat non-stick pan to correct temperature.Melt some butter or heat some oil.Once melted/heated, brush some of it on inside of rings.Add rings to pan.Crack eggs inside rings.Do not touch or fiddle with them.Needs more cooking time than usual - because eggs are concentrated in a smaller space.When cooked, remove rings and enjoy. It's that simple.

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These are excellent value for money. Good quality, nice colours but more importantly they can make frying an egg a less messy affair. Recommended!

Over the years I've spent quite a lot of money on all kinds of egg rings. Even the silicone ones stick and are a pain to clean.But, these little beauties do work. There's a bit of leakage of the watery part of the egg, but that to be expected. You can either ignore it or use a tea strainer to get rid of it before plopping your eggs in.Either way, there's are the best, so ignore the rest.

These are fantastic! Home made crumpets are so easy to make now. Would definitely recommend.

It is an egg ring. Does just that. Thankyou