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"Great pan for Dads"
Bought this for my husband who loves to cook breakfast. Everything has turned out great so far. For those of you who might be new to pan shopping, this pan isn't coated with anything, so all you get is food in your food. Going to see what he's cooking now...

"Satisfied Poacher"
I have been looking for a poacher for a long time. I wanted to have the eggs I had when I was a kid. This poacher took me back to that time. A poached egg on top of a enlgish muffin.


"There is a trick to poaching without sticking..."
I won't comment on anything else other than how to avoid having the eggs stick in the cups, which many people complain about with poachers in general. The first few times I used the poacher, I sprayed oil into the cups then put in the eggs and started the cooking. But once they were cooked, the eggs stuck like crazy in the cups. I had to scoop them out with a spoon, which wasn't so bad, but the egg remnants were impossible to get out of the cups. Here's the trick - don't just spray oil into the cups. Fill the cup with oil (I use olive oil), slosh it around, then pour the oil out. The easy way is to pour it from one cup to the next and so on until you've oiled all the cups. Then pour the remaining oil back into the oil container. Put the eggs in and cook them and they'll drop right out of the cup with no stickage at all. That's it. Do this and you'll be happy with poaching. Use an oil sprayer and you'll make a mess every time. Hear me now and believe me later.

"Believe these other reviews and order it"
I don't usually write reviews but this product has made me very happy and I would like to relay my thoughts on.

I just bought my 3rd one of these poachers. The handle is not a problem, the cups don't melt, it looks great. Its worth every cent i spent and it is a good wedding gift. If its not American made, it should be. Its a simple attractive product that does the job just the way I want it to.

My concern is that I don't see where we get replacement parts in case, in 20 years or so, I need to replace the lid or cups.

I know that I should get on board with the new Ivy league management driven companies philosophies that want us to measure their sub standard cost reduced products life span in nanoseconds so we buy more and more often and to keep our economic system healthy (i.e. line their ceo's pockets) but I've had my belly's full of that tripe.

OK I'll get off the soap box. So, it would be nice to know if we can get spare parts for at least 5 years.

So in the meantime, we should pass the word to buy this "reasonably priced" good product and reward the thoughtfulness it's design. With some luck, that should help to keep it around for a while

"Now I Can Have Poached Eggs the Healthy Way "
When I found out that non stick cooking surfaces caused cancer, I reluctanly put away my egg poacher and started looking for one that didn't have the non stick egg cups. I might add that I looked for a long time before I found this one. I highly recommend this stainless steel egg poacher to anyone who wants a product that not only cooks poached eggs perfectly, but does it the healthy way. I couldn't be more pleased.

 

Krona Deluxe Stainless Steel Egg Poacher and Fry Pan Set

List Price : $59.99
Our Price : too low to display

Why I buy this one ?
- Material: 18/10 Stainless Steel. Cups are Stainless Steel Coated Aluminum with High Heat Nylon Knobs
- Capacity: 10-in.
- Origin: China
- Cleaning & Care: Dishwasher Safe


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What our customer's say!

"Happy with this purchase", Good quality dual purpose. The pan has a heavy bottom that can be used to fry or anything else you choose. The poachers are great because they have a cool to the touch little ball handle that makes lifting them from the pan an easy and pleasant experience.

"What I've needed for a long time!", I can't believe that I've been dealing with a three-egg maximum teflon drop-in to poach my eggs, when I could have had the ease of this stainless steel egg poacher. It took my husband complaining about getting one eggs benedict when my growing 13 year old son was getting two for me to finally search for something else. I'm so glad I came across this Krona Deluxe. Now I can poach five eggs at a time, have the eggs slide right out of the poachers and then just put the whole contraption in the dishwasher. No more hand "scrubbing" teflon after trying to juggle an egg out with two spoons. This is the bomb!

"Eggzackly what I needed", The pan is very sturdy and I like that it has a glass lid. It cleans easly as do the little egg holders. I use it several times a week. It takes about 6 minutes to do an egg and if you use pam they come right out of the holders. The only bad thing I can say is that I thought it was for 4 eggs but when I got it, it had 5 egg cups. A little larger than I wanted but still I'm very happy with it.

"Fabulous cookware", I've tried, and worn out or destroyed, no less than 4 other, less expensive, egg poachers, including the one with the plastic egg cups that gives you rubbery eggs. This one is well worth the extra money spent--it is well designed and sturdy. The knobs at the ends of the egg cups are welded on, not screwed. Unlike other models with black-painted egg cups, the stainless steel cups of the Krona released the cooked eggs easily if they were sprayed with PAM and cleaned up effortlessly.

"Stainless Steel Egg Poacher", I bought this egg poacher for my husband for his birthday. He loves to make poached eggs on the weekends. This is a very beautiful pan, and it works really well. I looked all over for an egg poacher that was stainless steel, and I was so happy when I go found this one. The glass lid is great too. I was alittle worried about the handle getting hot, but it does not, and it has not been a problem at all. However, you do have to use a hot pad when you pick up the little wooden knobs on the cups. We just put olive oil or butter in the egg cups, and the eggs come out pretty easily. This pan is pretty big. It would be nice to have a 3 cup one available.



 
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Read this reviews before You buy...

"Super Egg Poacher", If you are looking for a good egg poacher look no further, this is it. Why buy yet another electric appliance to take up valuable cabinet space? This poaches eggs beautifully and can also double as a skillet all on the cooker you already have. It only takes 5 mintues to poach an egg with a soft yoke, 7 for a firmer yoke. I use this several times a week for breakfast. If I were to complain about anything it would be the little handles of the cups, they do get hot, otherwise one can't go wrong with this poacher set.

"Best Egg Poacher", Through the years we had an electric teflon coated egg poacher that cooked the eggs well except we did not like the fact that we were scraping off the teflon surface each time we tried to clean the egg cups out. We did not want to be ingesting the teflon anymore. We found this Stainless Steel egg poacher and just love it and it is actually easier to clean. One just needs to set a timer for 5 minutes and is able to get perfectly poached eggs.

"Works great", I'm completely satisfied with this egg poacher. It's easy to use and easy to clean, and the eggs come out great! The see-through glass lid is a super big plus, since I can watch the eggs as they poach. Maybe not the fanciest egg poacher in the universe, but a nice, well made product that works just as it should.

"Confirmation", On the strength of the above review, hesitating only because there were no others, I bought the product. I can now corroborate the conlusions there stated.

I gave five stars because I doubt that the handle would cause a problem in ordinary use. Mine was not riveted but seems to be spot welded (securely).

"Actually 4 ½ stars ...", In a competitor's (let's say Brand X) poacher with plastic (ugh) cups, the thermal conductivity of the cups is so low that eggs effectively cook only from the top down from being directly exposed to the steam. Result: after 9 minutes of poaching (at 7300 feet), the yolk (which floats on top) and the top half of the egg white are firm; meanwhile the egg white on the bottom still quivers like jelly and is semi-transparent (ugh). And the cooking pan is quite shallow (just under one and one half inches inner measure), with the result that boiling water easily spills over on top of the poaching eggs, creating a real mess inside and out.

The stainless steel egg cups on this unit are perfectly formed and slightly flattened on the bottom with a thermal conductivity so good that eggs cook pretty equally from all sides. The pan is quite deep (just under two and three-eight inches inner measure) so that the poaching tray rides very high over the surface of the boiling water. The result is a perfectly poached egg, no messes, to whatever degree of firmness of the white one wants. Yet one can still have a soft or partially soft yolk, impossible to achieve with "Brand X" above. At an elevation of 7300 feet, poaching time using this pan for a firm white and medium (non-runny) yolk was 6 minutes; for a firm white and softer yolk, between 4 and 5 minutes. Lower elevations should adjust these times downward a minute or two.

Because of its' stainless steel composition, depth and diameter, the pan can also be used for other cooking. Indeed, this reviewer dares to suggest that despite its higher price, this unit is almost a mandatory addition to any good cook's staple of cooking utensils. Because of bad past experiences with the kind of riveted handle attachment to the pan used here, which breaks off too easily, this reviewer docks this unit one-half star. Aside from that, the design and materials of this product are generous indeed; it's appearance is so attractive that this reviewer left it sitting on top of the range as general décor. The only other gripe is with the shipping expense which was one-fourth of the total cost. But in all fairness the heavy-duty packaging did protect the glass lid and unit as a whole.

If you are looking for a great egg poacher, buy this model!



 
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