KRUPS Egg Cooker with Water Level Gauge for Perfectly Cooked Eggs Every Time

celou: Très bon produit je recommande.

France on Dec 12, 2023

Reiner B.: Schönes Design

Spain on Dec 09, 2023

Frederik Jan : Een fijn apparaat en heerlijk in het gebruik!!

Netherlands on Nov 29, 2023

Zeit Vision: Ich habe den Krups F23070 Eierkocher vor ein paar Wochen gekauft und bin absolut begeistert. Das Gerät ist einfach zu bedienen und kocht die Eier immer perfekt. Die Wasserstandsanzeige ist sehr praktisch, da man so immer genau die richtige Menge Wasser einfüllen kann. Ich habe bisher bis zu 7 Eier gleichzeitig gekocht und alle waren gleichmäßig gegart.

Der Eierkocher ist auch sehr schnell, sodass man innerhalb weniger Minuten perfekte Frühstückseier hat. Die Reinigung ist ebenfalls kinderleicht, da alle Teile spülmaschinenfest sind. Das Design ist zudem ansprechend und das Gerät nimmt nicht viel Platz in der Küche ein.

Alles in allem bin ich wirklich zufrieden mit dem Krups Eierkocher und kann ihn jedem empfehlen, der gerne Eier isst. Er spart Zeit und liefert immer perfekte Ergebnisse. Ich bereue den Kauf auf keinen Fall und würde das Gerät sofort wieder kaufen.

Germany on Nov 25, 2023

S.P. Johanson: I have the original (KRUPS F23070 Egg Cooker) for nearly 10 years! It's been so handy and makes amazing "hard-boiled" eggs. If any of the newer models are the same, I recommend your try them. {One thing I wish the machine had was a time indicator and perhaps a louder "alarm" when the eggs are finished. Which may be part of a newer model.}

United States on Oct 27, 2023

Mindseize: Lately I've been having 4 hardboiled eggs for breakfast many mornings, and I wanted a quicker and easier way to make them vs boiling water. This fits the bill. For 4 hardboiled eggs, it's quicker to prepare and takes only 10-15 minutes to cook, and then I put the eggs in cold water and they're ready to go a few minutes later. I was a little nervous about piercing the eggs, but I haven't had an egg explode or leak on me, so it's fine. The eggs are just as easy to peel as eggs made via boiling. (The trick to getting easy-to-peel eggs is to use older eggs which have been sitting in your fridge for 10+ days.)

Some of the water and I guess "eggshell residue" burns on the heating element every time, but it wipes off easily and isn't much of a problem. The plastic parts barely get dirty, and are dishwasher-safe.

Downsides: When it's done, it lets out an extremely loud and annoying beep which doesn't stop until you turn it off. And I didn't like the poached or "sandwich" eggs because they ended up too waterlogged due to the steam, at least in my experience.

United States on Apr 05, 2023

Alejandro Martín Mata Sotelo: Es fabuloso para hacer huevos poche y duros. Muy fácil de usar

Mexico on Jan 24, 2023

Ronzie: I enjoy my egg cooker very much. There's no 'auto-shutoff' to speak off. It stops cooking when the water is boiled away and uses a loud buzzer to alert you that its done. The buzzer doesn't shut off automatically. My only criticism is: a) the water measuring cup is clear plastic, so sometimes, its hard to read the water marks; and b) the poached egg feature allows you to cook only 2 (1 in each cup) at a time. Thus if you wanted 4 poached eggs - you have to run this twice. I called and asked Krups how would I could 4 poached eggs (2 in each cup) and how much water to use - they said no, only 1 egg per cup. So if anyone has already tested this - I'd appreciate your guidelines before I start experimenting how to cook 4 poached eggs in one shot.

Update - I've been making my wife the poached eggs (1 in each cup). The only negatives are that the eggs stick (i coat the poached egg cups with olive oil - a few drops smeared around). I have to 'softly' push the eggs out with the goal of not breaking the yolk sack. So, that's a minor inconvenience. And. . .finally, while the poached egg cups are dishwasher safe, they don't come out that clean. I surmise its the...

United States on Mar 24, 2016

T. Carter: I sat on the idea of buying a dedicated egg cooker for a few months before pulling the trigger. At a mere $30 it wouldn't be much of a loss even on my small income even if the device did not work as well as the reviews claimed.

Well let me be one to say: This thing is amazing.

Preface: I have only used this to make HARD COOKED EGGS and that isn't going to change any time soon.

Let's start with the device. It's pretty small. Smaller than I expected actually. I use large eggs and they fit no problem but jumbo sized ones might not. Come to think of it, I don't know if other sized eggs will cook differently, but I always use large and they always come out perfect.

The main device is three different pieces. The heating element on the bottom, the plastic piece in the middle that holds up the eggs over the heating element, and the lid. The egg cooker works by boiling water and steaming the eggs to cook them.

Along with that there is a small tube that it comes with. This tube is what you use to measure out the water needed to cook the eggs (the number of eggs changes the amount of water you use) and it is also what you use to pierce the...

United States on Sep 18, 2013