GreenLife Rapid Egg Cooker 7 Egg Capacity for Hard Boiled Poached Scrambled and Omelet Tray Easy One Switch Dishwasher Safe Parts BPA-Free Turquoise

My spouse is the king of breakfast in our household. I got him the Quick Egg Maker for Christmas, and he loves it! The boiled and poached eggs are the best. Love being able to set things up, then turn away to prep other things without keeping a constant eye on the stove top. Highly recommend!

Saw the great reviews and the talk of how easy it was to use, etc. Boy, the reviews were all true! We love this little gadget. It is super simple to use, it's quick and the hard boiled eggs come out perfect! The only negative and it's a small one, is that it's a shame when they created it, they couldn't have made the base so that it doesn't rust from hard water minerals. The good news is that it just looks bad, but doesn't interfere with the results at all! Even my husband is very impressed and that's saying a lot!

A quick and easy way to make a variety of eggs. I like mine boiled medium and this cooker does that well. I put the cooked eggs in cold water after the cycle and they peel like a dream. I've tried poaching once with *meh* results, a bit too hard cooked, but I'll keep finessing it until I find the sweet spot. The little omelet tray is only useful if you don't add anything to the eggs, but if you want a nice round eggy mix for something this is the tool for you. Easy clean up and no wasted water. Happy with this purchase.

I bought this because it's so hard to peel fresh eggs. I have chickens so when I say fresh eggs, they're very fresh. This thing cold them perfectly. Plus it's very simple and easy to use. I have many small appliances and this is my favorite by far.

While I have only used it once since I purchased it last month, the two hard-boiled eggs I made were perfect! Love not having to watch boiling water and worry if the eggs are too soft or if I forget and end up with a mess. Super easy!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is an amazing small appliance, that unlike all others that get stored in the pantry, is a main-stay on my kitchen counter. I'll start off by saying that it was the promise of pached eggs that convinced me to get this - I am yet to figure out how to make that type of eggs. I'm not one to worry too much about soft, medium, or hard boiled eggs, and I have a microwave thing to make omelletes that always worked just fine for what I wanted. But this appliance can do all of that- soft, medium, or hard boiled, omelette and poached eggs. This is essentially a steamer. Using the measuring cup provided, you place water directly on the metal tray, then you add eggs directly onto the plate, or if poaching/making an omellete, place that tray on top of the egg plate. You cap, and turn it on. When your eggs are done, the machine beeps until you turn it off. No need for a timer or anything - though the directions do give you an indication of how long it will take. Essentially, once all the water has evaporated and come out of the two vent holes in the cap, the beeping begins and only stops when you turn the appliance off. The measuring cup has lines for the various ways to cook your eggs, and as the directions say, you should customize. I live at altitude, so I find that I need to add a little more water than is recommended- especially for the soft and medium-boiled eggs, so you may have to do a little bit of trial and error. I wish the measuring cup had like a scale on the side, so you can always know how much water to add (if making modifications), but this is not a big deal- you can mark it with a permanent marker or make indentations with a kitchen knife. Note, when taking the lid off, be mindful of where hte vents are so you don't burn your fingers. And when they say to use tongues to remove the egg trays, definately do so to avoid burning your hands and/or dropping your eggs. I really like the poached egg feature (see pictures), and the boiled-eggs. Because of how it works, there is no guessing as to how long you need to cook your eggs, and because of the way it works, it essentially accounts for if the eggs started at room temperature or came straight from the fridge. Note, you will need to puncture your eggs before boiling, and a poker is included at tthe bottom of the measuring cup. Overall, GREAT appliance, highly recommend. My only "wishes" is that the measuring cup had a scale on the scale on the side, and an auto-off feature.

So happy with this product. I'll be using it a lot‼️

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love this egg cooker! It had made things so much easier to cook eggs. Especially if you make them all the time like I do. This way also makes it easier to peel the egg afterwards for a nice hard boiled egg. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who loves eggs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this a couple weeks ago and super simple to use and clean! Comes with a cup marked with levels for water for different ways you want your eggs cooked and also comes with an omelet tray...I've only used it to hard boil eggs and they were cooked perfect and super easy to peel

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This little appliance is so perfect for convenient breakfast food at home. It's compact design means minimal clean up. It has the ability to cook eggs three ways; boiled, omelet, and poached. I love making hard boiled eggs, but don't make them very often because of how much effort and time goes into it. It comes with a little measuring cup with clear markers of where you are supposed to fill it up for each type of egg cooking preference (poached, omelet, and boiled). You put the water on the heating plate and then place the egg tray (or add the omelet tray/poaching tray) and turn it on. The timer will go off when your eggs are finished. As I said, I love hard boiled eggs, so I tried that first with three eggs. The instruction manual stated for 1-3 eggs and hard boiled (vs soft or medium boiled) you have a max time of 12 minutes. I set a separate timer at the same time and they both went off within seconds of each other, so the timing is pretty accurate. The only thing is, my eggs were more of a medium to soft boil instead of hard boiled. I'm okay with that though, just means that I need to adjust the timing/water a tad. Also, to prevent the eggs from cracking, the measuring cup has a very small but very sharp needle point on it so you can pierce the shell and allow for expansion of the egg and cooking. I was nervous I was going to crack the egg in my hand trying this, but I didn't at all. It worked as it should. The omelet feature allows for up to two eggs. I didn't add anything to the omelet, just eggs. The omelet was fluffier than I prefer, but I think if I were to add cheese and some small additions to the omelet it would be this way. The eggs tasted great though. Save the best for last - poached. For poached eggs, again you just fill the bottom with the measured water, and crack an egg in the poaching tray and set on top of the egg try and wait for the timer. Ridiculously easy for poaching. The shape is a bit odd for a gourmet meal, but for a quicker poached egg, you honestly can't beat this. It cooked a perfect egg and I cannot wait to make some benedicts soon. You get a ton of options in this small appliance. If you live eggs, you'll love this.