COTEY Large 3.5" Nonstick Egg Rings Set of 4, Round Crumpet Ring Mold Shaper for English Muffins Pancake Cooking Griddle - Portable Grill Accessories for Camping Indoor Breakfast Sandwich Burger

Works great to cook your eggs for English muffins. Just the right size. I prefer my eggs scrambled so I mix the eggs in a measuring cup and pour slowly into the cups on a preheated pan/griddle. This allows the egg to cook keeping it from oozing out of the bottom edges. I then cover pan with a lid to cook the top and then when firm, remove the egg ring and flip over with spatula to finish cooking. Don't forget to lightly oil the rings to prevent the eggs from sticking.

I was in need to help to keep my eggs in a shape that would sit nicely on an English muffin. This ring mold does the job nicely. I grease the ring before I use it to avoid any sticking of the egg to the sides. Now I get perfectly round eggs that sit exactly how I want it. We used to go to a fast food place of an egg muffin sandwich. First they used to discount the sandwich because I didn't want the sausage. Then they charged the same price with or without sausage. Then they began jacking up the price of the sandwich to about $5. We stopped our morning visit to that fast food place and now make our own and this mold does the trick. In fact, we've improved on it by spreading some TJ's Calabrian chili sauce on the bread with the egg and cheese. Also, I after toasting the muffin I put it in some butter in the frying pan to finishing browning it. Ok, I also put some pepper and Italian seasoning on the egg. Now I gave away my secret recipe. Anyhow, I do want to try to make crumpets in the mold and see what else it can be used for. This handy device is great quality, easy to use and easy to clean.

I like to fry 4 eggs at once so my wife and I can eat them hot at the same time (i have a 4-slice toaster). So I thought I’d try these little rings. They come with extremely explicit instructions that are clear and even printer on the box so you can cut them out and save them. Workability: I was very surprised when I used them for the first time. They worked perfectly. I did follow the instructions, and can now fry 4 eggless at once in a single pan and slit them easily. Being confined inside the rings, the eggs end up thicker, and cook more slowly—a good thing when trying to time egg cooking time with toast. I really doubted that they would work. But I was wrong! Just follow instructions, make sure the ring you’re putting the egg into is on a completely flat part of the pan (it can be slits over once the bottom solidifies). I’m pretty happy with them. They clean up easily too, and don’t seem to have any teflon on them (I'm avoiding plastics these days). Who knew? They work great.

These egg rings are great for cooking on flat tops. We also use these to poach eggs, keeping them from spreading out in the pan. Easy to use, and the eggs don't stick to them. Easy cleanup and can be used for a variety of other uses. things,

I’m sure they’d be fine on a blackstone, but eggs leaked out the bottom on a griddle.

I’ve tried other molds before and was always disappointed when the batter leaked underneath, leaving me with a shapeless mess. Not with these! The COTEY Large 3.5" Nonstick Egg Rings worked beautifully, no sticking, no seeping, just perfectly shaped results. I've only had them a few days and have already made pancakes and meal-prepped mini omelettes with zero issues. Can’t wait to get more creative with them. Definitely a great find!

Great way to cook eggs for bisquit, or English Muffin Sandwich. I like the directions on side of box & egg turned out perfect! Heavy duty. Great quality for a good price!

Not as good as the silicone rings. Eggs tend to stick to the rim.