Rollie Automatic Electric Vertical Nonstick Egg Cooker - Cook Eggs Quickly and Easily with No Hands!

Cindy Daly: Great product!!!

United States on Oct 25, 2023

Caroline Green: Shame, it's rubbish

United Kingdom on Jun 21, 2023

milan a.: A bit slow to pop up but cool

Canada on Jan 16, 2021

Manny: This was originally a gag gift. But by suprise it was actually usefull.

Canada on Jan 22, 2017

John F: Cooks a single unscrambled egg perfectly and there's virtually no cleanup. My second one of these, after the non-stick coating finally gave out on the first one after a couple of years. Yes, it's a little goofy how the egg pops up! If you eat eggs regularly or like to pack a cooked egg in your lunch it's a nice change from simple boiled eggs. The trick to success is to spray a shot of aerosol cooking oil in first, let it preheat, and drop the egg in. Don't use the bamboo skewers. Just wait until the cooked egg pops up by itself, turn the Rollie upside-down, and gently shake the egg out onto a plate or bowl and let it cool for a minute. If you want your egg cooked more, when the egg first pops up let it be. The egg will slide back in by itself and continue cooking. About 6-7 minutes cooks the yolk to hard-boiled. If you let it cook longer the egg will get a nice crust on it. Don't forget to unplug it when you slide the egg out! For cleanup I just wait till it cools and wipe the excess oil and any egg from the opening. I use the included brush and clean it with a drop of soap and water about once a week. I tried scrambling the egg, adding cheese/other ingredients, etc. but that...

United States on Jan 05, 2017

Truly Sirius: A highly entertaining way to make eggs for one person. It takes a long time to work, though, and is not as fast as the "Seen Only On T.V." advert. would have you believe.
However, it IS rather convenient for making egg salad and similar things.
I am interested to see if it is durable. Some reviewers talked about how their Rollie gave out ofter about 8 or 10 uses.
However, so far, so good.

Canada on Feb 15, 2016

Derek Erickson: I Like this unit it. It works perfect for me in the morning. I plug it in when I go for a shower to let it heat up. I pour in my eggs while I am making my lunch for work. The eggs are cooked and ready to eat by the time my lunch kit is packed. its a lot easier than pulling a frying pan out every morning and way easier to clean up.

Canada on Oct 18, 2015

CookieWookie: I really like this unit. They call it a vertical grill, but that is a stretch of the imagination. Yes it is vertical. After I opened it, I read the instruction book and the recipes that were included in it. I got very excited about making things in it and tried it out the the next morning. I live alone, but had family visiting, so we all got to experience it. It works rather slowly and is not the thing to make any meal for more than one person. Prepping it and cleaning it is a breeze. It comes with a bottle brush that is used for cleaning and I used it for applying butter and coconut oil to the inside for lubrication instead of cooking spray as suggested. Cooking 2 poached eggs with or without bacon bits is a snap. Took about 2 minutes. They come out soft and perfectly tubular and tender. 3 does not work..makes a mess. Some of the recipes use tortillas or smashed refrigerator biscuits rolled around various ingredients. I think that the filling would have to be quite scant for it to work. I tried a tuna melt with flattened bread that was thinner than a tortilla. It did not fit well inside the tube and was a mess. One egg (NOT 2) with 2 cocktail sausages came out perfect, but took a...

United States on Jun 08, 2014

M. Robles: Impulsive disappointment to say the least. I do not know what came over me when I decided to purchase this ridiculous device but regardless it happened and I am ashamed of myself. The Rollie is an interesting concept; breakfast in an instant, but it fails because it's no faster than pan frying, even for one serving, and it does not cook through thoroughly. If you cook one egg maybe the egg will be cooked all the way through, but two, forget it. The top of the egg will NOT cook and when the egg erection show begins the uncooked portion spills all over the shaft. Does it sound sexual? Grossly so. Don't underestimate this basic function of the Rollie, it gets an erection and it is very disturbing. I cannot show my kids this for fear of scarring them for life.

Back to the under-cooking. I happen to like undercooked eggs but even this was too much for me. I placed previously cooked bacon in the Rollie before dropping in the eggs and yeah, not as amazing as it sounds. White and yellow with bacon in the middle. Also, YOU CANNOT COOK SCRAMBLED EGGS!!!! Really? If you cook scrambled eggs without adding their suggested bread crumbs (BREAD CRUMBS, REALLY????) then it spills all over...

United States on Nov 15, 2013