MSC International Jo!e Roundy Egg Ring Forms, 3-Pack

 We have had one of these silicone Jo!e Egg Ring Forms for three years and loved it. Still working great. My husband kept saying we needed more of them for us and company. He likes his round eggs on bagels, English muffins and on croissants. Getting 5 at one time for this price is great. They are identical to the first one I got at Bed Bath and Beyond that is three years old and still going strong. I hand wash. Easy to clean. I do not use any cooking spray on them. Recommend strongly. I paid full price for these egg rings.

Don’t waste your money on these. Get the heavier duty ones. They cost a little more but now we have both and had to spend way more than if we just would have gotten the better ones first. They don’t adhere to the bottom of your pan so the egg white slips out under the bottom edge and you don’t get your perfect round egg.

I have three types of egg ring forms: stainless steel, basic silicone, and these fun ones. I enjoy these ones the most and use them the most. I find they stick less, clean up easiest, make the best size egg circle, and also make me smile. I don't often use a lid when I make egg rounds, but, if you do, the little egg guy will only work in the center of the skillet and with a domed skillet lid. He is not a problem for me, but be aware he does stick up an extra inch. I do like that he makes it easier to rotate and then remove the egg ring. I have washed these in the dishwasher and also by hand and they are holding up perfectly.

I use one of these every morning when I make my husbands breakfast sandwiches. He likes poached eggs so I steam them in a pan using this mold lined with foil. Works perfectly and makes the eggs an even consistent shape.

I think this egg ring is better than most because it doesn't have a seam on the inside. I'd imagine those steel rings would be hard to clean and would have a tendency to stick to the egg. The cooked egg fits a a Thomas english muffin perfectly. The silicone ring isn't dishwasher safe, but it's easily cleaned because nothing will cling to the silicone.

I have over the years tried many egg rings. The metal ones tended to get sticky over time, others broke, especially the ones with the rotating handles. Once the handle breaks off, it's murder to get the ring up out of a hot pan. These seem to last the longest and the little ducky heads are easy to grab. I was able to give two egg rings to a family member that really appreciates them.

First, we tried using these to make pancakes, and they worked wonderfully for that purpose, though it was easy to make the pancakes too thick to where they wouldn't cook through well enough, even after turning. Not a fault of the product, though. Next, we tried making scrambled eggs in these to put in breakfast sandwiches, and that's where we encountered a problem. At least two of the six rings didn't hold a seal well against the griddle, so much of the egg in those rings drained out and ran about my griddle. I'm quite satisfied overall, though.

I regularly make egg breakfast sandwiches and found my biscuit cutter was slowly deteriorating. This works. I do grease the inside and don't run it through the dishwasher. The little tab is handy for pulling the form off the egg but be aware that it gets hot, so use a mitt. The form will pull off the egg easily, so be ready with a spatula to take the egg from the pan. Got the three-pack so I could do more than one sandwich at a time and am glad I did. Could easily see this used for pancakes, too.