Will this egg cutter remove the top of large and medium eggs, and not just those of small eggs?
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Since the diameter of the cutter's opening is fixed, the size of the egg makes a difference in the size of the cut. Always cut the "pointed" end of the egg. Push the cutter down on the egg. I use it all the time on large eggs. It seems that brown eggs have a harder shell and are therefore harder to cut. Hope that helps. Happy Breakfast. ew
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It should work with all sizes of chicken eggs - just clip the small end of the egg and you'll be fine. Hope this helps!
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Dan P has it right. I use it on any size chicken egg.You put your egg in an egg cup with the large end down and the small end up. Make sure you put just enough downward pressure on it when you cut so that the little teeth take hold. The cut will be clean and no egg shell pieces will remain. It is a great invention. I used to hack my eggs open with a table knife which was messier. This thing leaves 2 perfect pieces--the small top and the larger bottom that you can eat out of with a tiny egg spoon or scrape the contents on out on to a slice of toast by using a regular sized teaspoon.
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I use jumbo, and extra large eggs, and it works just fine. Just remember to kind of hold on to the egg with your other hand...flying soft boiled eggs can be dangerous..
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I looked at this clipper, but finally decided on the Rosle Egg Cracker/Topper. I'm very happy with it, and it accommodates all sizes eggs. More expensive ... but I think it is worth it. It just takes a little practice before you are fully competent to use it!
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No, it will not cover an X-Large egg in a table. It would cover one if it is nested....but that would not be practical.
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No. Also, I don't recommend this one unless you are ok adding a lot of oil to keep the egg from sticking. I ended up purchasing a larger, better pan that does the job as expected.
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I think the problem with cutting a duck egg would be that the diameter is going to be too large to fit the circle of teeth over the egg. I've never used a duck egg so I don't know how tough it is. The little scissor points on the cutter are pretty sharp.
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No, the 2 blades slide off a bone that size. There is a notch near the pivot but I can never seem to use it. These shears do cut up the back of a chicken and around a thigh joint nicely.
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I only buy extra large eggs and it works great. I also use it for mushrooms, and olives. Very sturdy and worth the price.
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YES! I hold it in my hand, pop it twice, remove Rosie at a 45 degree angle as I pour out the egg. No broken yolks and nearly perfect shells for whatever (or trash).
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I use large eggs; sometimes a bit squishes out the sides, but it doesn't affect the finished product. You could probably use medium, but def not extra large.
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Hi, I use this for Sulcata tortoise eggs which should not be turned so I am not familiar with the egg turner. I would suggest reading reviews on Amazon. Good Luck.
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It certainly should be. You may not have read my review: "Do Not Attempt to Crack Eggs with This Separator!" The cracking edge isn't sharp enough for cracking an egg: all you get is a handful of crushed eggshell and contents, all mixed together.
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I use extra large all the time, and it appears it would hold even larger eggs. However that would be cutting it close "I think". Can't be sure without having tried it, but I don't use Jumbo eggs. Since egg sizes are a range rather than exact, I would imagine the largest Jumbos would be too much.
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Of course. There are 2 egg cups, just use one and leave the other one empty.
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If u work quickly it may. They do break easily, but I highly recommend. I adjusted the recipe in booklet and use two rather than three eggs.
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Absolutely not! I put a dozen "large" eggs and over half of them were cracked even after I made sure that the case was not buried under anything. I have since used "medium" sized eggs (which are hard to find) and they fit much better. Do not believe anyone who says they can fit anything larger!
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No it cannot. In fact, it is very sensitive to any moisture. I must say that it's wonderful for removing lice, but any tiny ones that are difficult to see can be missed possibly. Also, eggs are not picked up by this comb, which makes it a nearly impossible task to completely remove every one of them. I struggled with this for four months, and finally ended up doing the chemical treatment, though I did not want to do that again to my daughter.
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You can adjust the dispensing hole size. I can't check for you for sure cause the egg is MIA.
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Haven't tried it for eggs, but may not work right unless boiled to death & even then. The blades of the Joie are thick & close together. Good for slices of strawberries & the like, but may just mash eggs to a pulp. There's a reason egg slicers are wires & not blades.