EggQuick™ Dual Microwave Egg Cooker
EggQuick™ Dual Microwave Egg Cooker
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How many?
Two eggs. Under two minutes. No pan.
Skip the boiling water and the washing up. Breakfast happens in the microwave.
Poached eggs stopped being a project
A pan of water, a splash of vinegar, the swirl, the timing, and a pan to scrub while the toast goes cold. EggQuick does the same job in the microwave in about two minutes. Crack the egg in, close the lid, press start, and eat it off the same piece that cooked it.
⏱️ Breakfast ready before the kettle finishes
About two minutes from cracking to plate. No waiting for a pan of water to come up to heat, no standing over the hob. It is fast enough to be a weekday breakfast rather than a weekend one.
🍳 No pan means no oil
Nothing is added that you did not put in. The egg cooks in its own steam, so you get the soft poached texture without butter, oil or the calories that come with them. It happens to be the easiest way to keep a high protein breakfast honest.
💧 Rinse it and you are finished
Nothing bakes on. The smooth cavities wipe out under the tap in seconds, and it goes in the dishwasher when you would rather not. Compare that with the pan, the slotted spoon and the ring of dried egg round the rim.
🥚 Two eggs at once, in the same two minutes
Twin cavities, one cycle. Two eggs for one person, or one each for two people, without cooking in shifts. Add the second cooker and the whole table eats at the same time, which is the reason most people end up with more than one.
🧳 Anywhere there is a microwave
No stove required. It works in an office kitchen, a dorm, a caravan or a holiday let. If there is a microwave and an egg, breakfast is handled.
How it works
1. Crack an egg into each cavity and pierce the yolk 2. Close the lid and microwave for around 50 seconds 3. Check, add short bursts to taste, and serve
Microwaves vary in power, so the first egg is the one you calibrate with. After that it is the same setting every morning.
The pan, and the alternative
| The frying pan | EggQuick | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to breakfast | Boil the water, then wait | Under two minutes, start to plate |
| Oil or butter | Needed every single time | None at all, it steams |
| Washing up | Pan, spoon and a burnt on ring | A rinse under the tap |
| Two eggs together | One at a time, or they merge | Twin cavities, one cycle |
| Where it works | A hob and a free burner | Any microwave, anywhere |
Why not just use a pan
- A pan of water takes longer to heat than the egg takes to cook, and it leaves you the washing up.
- Silicone egg pods float, tip and still need the pan of boiling water underneath them.
- Frying needs oil or butter every single time, and the pan is the worst thing in the sink.
Size and specification
Flat enough to slide in beside the plates rather than take a cupboard shelf of its own, and the whole pack stacks.
| Size | 8.3 x 4.7 x 1.2 inches (21 x 12 x 3 cm) |
| Weight | 1.2 oz (35 g) per cooker |
| Capacity | 2 eggs per cooker, per cycle |
| Material | Food grade PP, BPA free |
| Colour | Gray, black or white |
| Care | Rinse under the tap or top rack dishwasher |
| Not for | Conventional ovens, grills or open flame |
What you get
- One, two or four twin cavity cookers with lids, depending on the pack you choose
- Free shipping inside the United States
- 30 day money back guarantee
What people ask before they order
How long does an egg actually take? Around 50 seconds for a soft set yolk in most microwaves, and up to about two minutes for firm. Wattage differs, so treat the first one as a test and then repeat what worked.
Can I scramble in it as well? Yes. Beat the eggs in the cavity first, cook in short bursts and stir once in between.
Do I have to pierce the yolk? Yes, always. A sealed yolk builds pressure in a microwave and can burst. One nick with a fork is enough.
Which pack should I choose? One cooker handles two eggs, which is breakfast for one person. Two cookers let a couple eat at the same time and work out at $29.95 each. The Family Pack brings it down to $24.98 each and feeds a table of four in a single cycle.
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Buy more, pay less.
- 2 of this item10% off
- 3 or more15% off
Applied automatically at checkout. You will see it in your cart. Pack options already include their own discount.
30 Day Money Back Guarantee
Use the EggQuick every morning for 30 days. If it does not save you the pan, the oil and the washing up, send it back and we refund every cent. No questions, no hassle.
Two minutes, every morning
Customer Reviews
Breakfast is a two minute job now
I am 58 and I have been poaching eggs in a pan my whole life. This does it better than I do. Two eggs, fifty seconds, and the yolk is still soft. My husband asked what I had bought.
No more scrubbing the pan
That is the whole reason I bought it and it delivers. Rinse it under the tap and it is done. Nothing sticks to it at all.
Bought a second one straight away
One cooker does two eggs so there was still a queue in the morning. With two of them we both eat at the same time. Should have ordered the four pack to start with.
Takes one try to get the timing
My microwave is on the powerful side so fifty seconds was slightly too long the first time. Forty seconds is perfect. After that first egg it has been the same every morning.
Office kitchen breakfast
There is only a microwave at work so hot breakfast was never happening. Now I bring two eggs in and eat properly instead of buying something on the way in.
Lighter than I expected
It weighs almost nothing and it is flat, so it lives in the drawer with the chopping boards. I was worried it would be another bulky gadget on the counter. It is not.
No oil at all
I am watching what I eat and this was the part that sold me. The egg cooks in its own steam so there is no butter going in. Tastes like a proper poached egg, not a rubbery microwave one.
Good, remember to pierce the yolk
First one popped because I did not read properly. Nick the yolk with a fork and it behaves perfectly. My fault, not the product. Works great now.
Grandkids ask for it
Scrambled works too if you beat them in the tray first. The kids can do it themselves without going near the stove, which is the part I actually like.