Coghlan's Egg Holder 12 Count, Protective Case for Eggs Dishwasher Safe Polypropylene

I picked this up to transport eggs while traveling between job sites, and it's been a great little solution. When you're on the road a lot like I am, having something sturdy to protect your food just makes life easier—and this egg holder does exactly that. It keeps everything secure, and I haven't had to deal with any cracked eggs since using it. The hard plastic construction feels tough and durable, and it holds eggs firmly in place during transport. The built-in handle is a nice touch, making it easy to carry along with the rest of my gear. I can also see this being perfect for camping trips, picnics, or even carrying hardboiled eggs without worrying about them getting smashed. Overall, the pros are clear: it's lightweight but strong, protects eggs well, easy to carry, and versatile for travel or outdoor use. It's also dishwasher safe, which makes cleanup simple. The only downside is that it's a bit bulky compared to a carton, so it takes up more space—but that's the trade-off for solid protection.

I'm sick of worrying about cardboard egg cartons in my cooler. The factory cardboard packing dissolves, when it gets wet from the ice. This will solve the problem. I would recommend LARGE or X Large eggs, because anything less will still fit loosely. I'm going to use it for glamping (large coolers), and if I go backpacking, I'll use it for hard boiled eggs. I'm on a high protein low carb diet, so eggs will be the perfect snack!

a Three pack for ten dollars is a great deal

So convenient for road trips. Takes up so little room %26 does the job.

This Egg Holder works well for the 'frig, too.

After having a couple of cartons of eggs that were very flimsy I decided it was time to buy a container to keep them in more safely. I usually buy larger quantities of eggs but started out with one holder just to see if I liked it and I did so much that I bought another one immediately. It's a nice way to store two dozen eggs without taking up much room in the fridge and keeps them very safe at the same time. Definitely a good buy.

I like these for regular use. They take up less space in the fridge than a carton, and are more secure. Kinda driving me nuts that stores aren't carrying nearly as much in the physical store as they used to but with a WM membership, I usually get everything in three days delivered to my post office which is fairly close, so I can't really complain.

I container really came in handy for space conservation. I always by the big large case of eggs which usually takes up a lot of space in my kitchen refrigerator. I usually keep the eggs outside in the garage refrigerator. With the container I can bring a dozen of eggs in the house at a time and don't have to leave the house each time I need an egg.

This carrier works great for camping and short term storage of eggs. It is not waterproof if that matters to you. However, do not store eggs in this long term. By accident we left some eggs in this for over a month at our camp (in the fridge), and when cracked, the whites had become a fluorescent yellow color. I can only assume that the color was absorbed from the container through the pores in the shell.

Seems pretty straight forward. But no, the little prongs on the inside smashed right through the ends of our eggs. I don't think our eggs are abnormally large eggs, but this is best suited for smaller sized eggs. I will try cutting the egg-piercing prongs out and see if it'll keep our eggs INTACT for our next camping experience. What a surprise to open it and find the eggs uniformly punctured with egg goo inside. Half the dozen were intact, so I left it at three stars, the smaller eggs.