Product Description

Quickly boil up to 7 eggs (soft, medium, or hard) or poach up to 2 eggs. Signal indicates end of cooking cycle. Lid and egg holder are dishwasher safe for quick clean up. Dual switch for boiling and keep warm setting. Removable egg holder facilitates cool

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #759 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Color: White
• Brand: Krups
• Model: 230-70
• Dimensions: 5.50" h x 6.40" w x 7.70" l, 1.14 pounds

Features

• Boils up to seven eggs
• Two poaching trays included
• Dual switch for boiling and keeping warm
• Timer to indicate end of cooking
• Water level indicator and egg piercer included

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Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

271 of 272 people found the following review helpful.
Egg Cooker-Last thing on my list to buy!
By S. Mitchell
I have never wanted an egg cooker. Thought it a waste of time. However, I am on the Atkins Plan for life and eating poached eggs. Hate to poach in a pan and experimenting with microwave egg cookers has been a disaster.

This makes WONDERFUL poached eggs. Moist NOT rubbery , runny and just like I like them. The Plastic containers are easy to clean. Love Love Love this unit.

I love Egg Salad. This hardboils my eggs and I don't have to watch it.

Well worth the price! Try it. You'll like it. Scratch that: You'll LOVE it!

336 of 345 people found the following review helpful.
Krupps Egg Cooker Review
By toedtoes
This is a nice compact egg cooker that will hold 7 eggs for hard boiling. It's very simple to use, just add water according to the included measuring cup, poke holes in the eggs with the included poker (on the bottom of the measuring cup), and turn it on.

I had a Sunbeam egg cooker previously that recently died and I needed to replace it. This cooker is nice, but it doesn't have an automatic shut off like the Sunbeam. This means that you have to stay nearby to hear the beep. The Sunbeam had an automatic shut off and a light that went on when it was done cooking - which made it very easy to go do other things while cooking eggs. The Krupps has no signal light and no auto shut off. If you leave the room for a minute, you won't know if the eggs are done or not because other than the one beep, there is no way to tell, and the eggs will just keep cooking until they burst. To me, that is a major fault with this cooker. One of the main reasons to have an egg c ooker is so you can pop the eggs in and go do other things, with this cooker, you have to be right there during the entire cooking time.

236 of 245 people found the following review helpful.
Even in the face of ridicule, I stand by this egg cooker
By Joanna Daneman
I was personally chided by a Wall Street Journal reporter for perhaps being one of many Americans who, in her mind, relied on appliances for simple tasks because they can't cook. Well, I can cook, but despite the fact that boiled eggs can be done in a pot costing $1.99, an egg cooker makes a lot of sense to me. I can get perfectly soft boiled eggs, the way I like them, or a rack of hard-boiled eggs for lunch while I run around the kitchen, doing other things than timing the eggs. An alarm tells you when the eggs are ready. There is a warm feature, but since that overcooks the eggs eventually, I don't use it.

*Update: I have had this unit for TEN YEARS. That's right. And I still make eggs a few times a week using it. It makes perfect soft boiled eggs every time, and it's convenient to make seven hard boiled eggs for deviled eggs.