good2heat 4035 Microwave 2 Egg Omelette Maker - Red , 18 x 4 x 12 cm

Used this a few times good quality easy to use and retains taste easy cleaning

When opened the maker doesn't sit flat the egg pools to one side. After a minute or so you have a microwave full of egg, so instead of saving time with your omelette you end up having to use the time to clear up. A picture of where the omelette maker belongs....in the bin

I think that this is just a little bit too small for an omelette. However, it looks good.

Disappointingly small. I egg omelette maker !

Works perfectly, mix the egg with a small amount of milk, poor half and half in the maker, full power for one minute, take out the microwave, check the mixture is cooking all over, microwave for another minute, take out, add a filling if needed, fold the maker together, 30 seconds in the microwave and that's it. Excellent value for money.

Not very good, I did as instructed and it does not stay flat when iv poured my eggs in, so it runs out and the eggs did not turn out very well as it was still not cooking in parts and it was in the microwave longer than it said do it for. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!

Revised review.... I didn't check the size and it's very small, but that's my fault. It only takes one beaten egg but is enough for breakfast. I would have liked a bigger size but it certainly does the job. This does not remain closed for cooking, as my old one did, so the omlette can be a little tough.

Absolute waste of plastic. This thing is tiny. A single egg each side fills it, before adding toppings. Then when cooking it oozes out the sides, and good luck balancing it to the microwave without overspill. In the time it took to clear up the mess, I could have made 2 pan omelettes. Frying pan vs this thing... Ease of use - 4/5 vs 1/5 (needs in/out of microwave 3 times +stir) Taste - 5/5 vs 4/5 (milk didn't cook) Cook speed - 3 mins vs 6 mins (including all the in/out +stirring faff). Time to clean mess - 5 seconds under a tap vs several minutes cleaning the stuff that has 1) oozed out when you cooked it or 2) tried to get it flat or 3) into the microwave and/or 4) into the two sides without spilling. If you dont have a pan/hob I think you could microwave one easier in Tupperware or a plate.