Rapid Egg Cooker - Boiler, Poacher & Steamer - Includes Measuring & Recipe Guide - Dishwasher Safe - BPA Free - Holds 7 Eggs, Lavender

I love this egg cooker! So simple to use. No more over cooking in a pan on the stove. Seems they are easier to peel too. The cooking time is just a few minutes and the eggs come out perfect. I love the auto shut off.

I love this egg cooker. I have tried every plan that I have researched on line ! Cook the perfect hard boiled egg that is easy to peal, Ha ! This little cooker is amazing. The directions are very clear and easy to understand. You can also make poached eggs, or an omelette. Easy to clean it does everything it says it will. I thought it was a great price.

This egg cooker is very easy to use and saves a lot of time. The eggs come out perfectly cooked every time, whether soft, medium, or hard boiled. It’s compact, heats up quickly, and is great for busy mornings. Cleaning is simple and it doesn’t take up much space. Definitely a convenient kitchen tool that I use often.

I don't know how it works, but it does an excellent job. My eggs are from my yard chickens, so they vary in size, but all of them were nicely hard-boiled and SO easy to peel. I'll end up going back to making deviled eggs now that I can't use "oh peeling them is awful" as an excuse. Love the cute colors, and it's decently small so it won't take up too much space is my gadget cabinet. Only con, and it's slight: this device requires you to pierce the fat end of the egg before hard-boiling. This causes some eggs to crack and no longer be usable. Also, because the inside of the egg is able to vent through the piercing, you will need to wipe down the basin after each use, as the trace sugar from the egg comes out with the vapor and burns along the basin. Very odd.

Bought this about two years ago because the egg-timer I had that actually sits in the boiling water with the eggs wasn't working as consistently as I had hoped. I saw this Dash Rapid egg Cooker and decided to give it a try. Love it! Mostly the eggs are cooked to satisfactory doneness, although occasionally a smidge under (but not grossly) or a tad over, but definitely cooked and edible. I found that using the 4+ level on the measuring cup for 6 eggs and filling it to just above that mark is enough water to cook the eggs to the required doneness. I've used the omelet feature a couple of times and it's okay, but mainly I use the DASH Rapid Egg Cooker for making hard-boiled eggs. My husband loves hard-boiled eggs so this was a great way to make sure he had his weekly quota. I would recommend this product! I've read other reviews where the purchaser said there's no way to store the trays and other paraphernalia, which is not exactly true. The trays (there are three; one for boiled eggs, one for scrambled, and a split tray for maybe omelets) fit conveniently inside the unit, with the stem and measuring/poking cup nestled in the split tray. I've not had any issues with them not fitting. And there is just one way to use the stem (I rarely use it, though) and it fits just one way, too. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out (and I am not a rocket scientist!). If I can figure it out, anyone else can, too. :-D Also, the poker under the measuring cup does well enough, although I will say it requires a bit of steady pressure to poke a hole in the top of the egg. This is necessary to allow the air inside to escape; otherwise your egg will explode! A trick I did to enhance peeling is to (very) gently rap the top of the egg with the back of a spoon to release the membrane inside. When you hear a snap, you've succeeded. It sounds like the egg cracked but it's only the membrane inside that's making the noise. After boiling, the egg shell should peel easily off. The DASH Rapid Egg Cooker does smell a bit at the end of cooking, but it helps if – after every use - you gently clean the heating surface (after it cools) with a wet paper towel, drying it thoroughly before putting it away. However, it will still develop a color, so its one flaw is that it does not clean up easily. Also, the tray with the six 'seats' for the eggs also gets somewhat dirty over time, so a good rinse is all you need to do after each use. The DASH Rapid Egg Cooker does not have an auto-shutoff feature, but it will let you know when it's done by playing a sweet little tune. It is loud and for good reason; you want to be able to hear it. You do not want this unit to continue cooking, so I appreciate the tone level a lot. That said, the company could probably improve this product by installing a shut-off. The only downside is if you rely on that rather than the end of cycle tune, your eggs might be more done than you want. For those of you who are sensitive to loud sounds, I would give consideration to other ways of boiling eggs. The drop-in silicone egg timer (the one that boils with the eggs) is a good solution, as long as you keep an eye on the color changes. I just had a tough time doing that so that's why I chose DASH Rapid Egg Cooker for boiling my eggs. Overall, I really like my Dash Rapid egg Cooker. It has simplified a task that for years had plagued me with overdone or underdone boiled eggs. Now I can with confidence supply my husband with his favorite breakfast treat! Four stars for satisfaction, one minus star for the unit not having a shut-off feature.

I am not a gizmo buyer, but when I saw this and the raving reviews, I thought hmmmm. Fresh eggs generally do not peel well. I put fresh eggs in, cooked them, ice bath 10 minutes, and the shell basically slid off. No mess, and it is small so it doesn't take up much room. Time-saver, just turn on, leave it, and it has a cute chime when done. Winner!

I have used this 4 times now and I love it. I do fill the measuring cup to near the top (more than the recommended amount on the measuring cup) and after 16 minutes the eggs are hard boiled and perfect. And the shells come off easy. I should have bought this year's ago!

Performed as advertised. It was easy. No need to remember the timing. Shuts off automatically and eggs came out perfectly. See the video that explains why you need to poke a tiny hole in the large end of the egg. Clever and effective. Tiny enough to store in small spaces.