Dash Egg Bite Maker, Makes 4 Egg Bites, Aqua

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good for cooking eggs, also great for melting butter, toasting bread, reheating precooked chopped bacon. love it. havent used the silicon cups yet. i will buy the bigger one next time this would be great for dorm room also. easy to clean, heats up quick. and its cute

Easy way to make the cutest little egg bites. I also love the easy single egg cup. Haven't made the other recipes yet, but I love the idea of the cheesecake and other recipes too! I like the ceramic and silicon of this cooker compared to the black plastic of the boiled egg cooker we used well for many years. It's an upgrade!

It's my new eggs breakfast maker add anytime in it,.It reminds me of the the real easy bake oven ,I cooked all kinda things on it. I am going to enjoy cooking on my new kitchen gadget ,quick snacks ,all kinda egg bites ,love my newest kichen gadget..

Works great!

I purchased this so that I could have a quick breakfast to take to work. Other than my egg bites deflating and being flat (unsure why) , the product works great and obviously doesn't effect the taste. If anyone has any tips on how to keep them inflated lol please let me know.

Great device but so tiny, I wish it made same size bites that Starbucks makes. Three eggs w/ a little veggie, turkey sausage and cheese makes about 12 bites. So, it takes about 45 minutes or so. They are very runny if you only cook until light turns on. I have to leave about three times the amount of recommended time to get them to pop out of silicone baby size cups to not have any egg ooze. Still, think they turn out better than in the instapot.

This item is too small. The 4 tiny egg bite containers feel like toy kitchen utensils. Way too small in volume, makes a good grilled cheese, however.

This came already opened and broken. I went to return for a replacement if it had not arrived broken already, it IS a little flimsy but it's for making eggs, it should manage well enough. However, the vendor wanted me to wrap and pack and print labels, rebox, set a FedEx appointment, show the driver some paperwork, be here for the pickup since I don't have a way to print the labels, etc. Walmart customer service thought that was fine. So I will be taking this back to the store next time I go and purchasing elsewhere. Customer service for the vendor would not accept photos of the smashed item they sent, the damaged box it came in, or anything else. I am nor sure why this vendor feels it is my responsibility to facilitate shipping this back to them when it came to me in pieces. I can't tell if it would have worked because the bottom was completely smashed and in bits along one side to plugging it in wasn't an option but it didn't look like it would not have done what it was supposed to do. I did check it out after I got done being cranky about it being broken and the return issue. The casing is thin but again, it's for eggs if you aren't traveling with it or roughing it up it should be fine. It is small. I attached a photo with a quarter in the cups they are probably 15-20% smaller than the frozen ones you can buy or the ones you get at the commercial coffee chains. The cups don't take up the cooking surface either so while the cooker is small the cups could easily be bigger to get the bites comparable to the ones you can buy readily made. The cups are silicone and flimsy. Silicone if fine, flimsy is not. They will require careful handling to not damage them when removing the egg bites when cooking. These cups will likely hold a large egg by itself but not an extra large with anything in it if you have a bigger egg. A small egg and some cheese maybe or a little meat but there isn't much room in the cups. If they would have send me a replacement without it being so labor intensive to get it I would probably have kept this but since the return is problematic I will buy a slightly heavier larger one elsewhere. To be fair, with the small size it would be easy to store and hide away if you don't plan to use it often. And if it's a once in a while thing, the flimsy cups wouldn't likely be a deal breaker either.

This is why I hate buying online. You can't tell the size of stuff. I was expecting this egg cooker to make a nice circular scrambled egg I could put on an English muffin but the are tiny! Like bite size tiny! What's the since?!