Prep Solutions by Progressive Microwavable Four Egg Poacher

This is one of those products that really works. I've been able to produce beautifully poached eggs with a runny yolk, just as I like it. The instructions are easy and you should follow them explicitly. Put 1/2 teaspoon water in each cup, break in the egg, pierce the yolks and whites with a toothpick, center the yolk, put another 1/2 tsp water on top. You can add a teaspoon of butter on top of the eggs if you want more of a shirred result. The cooking time will vary depending on your microwave and how done you like your eggs. For my set but runny ones, it takes 90 seconds for 2 eggs.

Seems to work well enough! I bought it to prepare frozen breakfast sandwiches a little more efficiently - cooking 4 eggs at once is helpful - and it works great for that. I haven't poached the eggs, just slipped them into the holes and cooked in the microwave until set. The egg rounds come out a little "taller" than my previous microwave egg cooker, but that is not a deal breaker.

A must have item for the fan of poached eggs. No muss, no fuss. Perfect poached eggs in less than two minutes. The only trick is to determine how long you want the eggs to cook to your satisfaction. The directions say. "2 minutes for 4 eggs on medium high." I found that a little too long. But play with the time and you will have perfect poached eggs before you go through a dozen eggs

I'm very pleased with this product it is exactly as advertised, easy to use and easy to clean. The eggs done in the microwave taste just the same as the ones done on the stove but it is much faster and easier. I recommend this product

Good idea, but incredibly messy to use. I would not recommend this, or any other egg poacher without deep cavities that will not "run over" while poaching. The open holes built into this poacher, just make it that much messier to use. I have switched to glass ramekins, and they work great and are easy to clean.

I've used 3 or 4 microwave egg poachers and this is by far my favorite. No need to poach all 4 eggs if you don't need it's easy to use for just 2. Easy to clean and maintain too.

I wanted to like this thing since it uses little water and does 4 at a time. But it turned out that putting water under and over the eggs, pricking them and getting the finicky time just right is a little more trouble than it's worth for me. And eventually I needed some no-stick. Someone suggested this simple microwave method for poached eggs which works great and I use it all the time now: Measure 1/2 cup of water into a curved (cereal) bowl so that the egg will be slightly covered when added. No need to prick it because the water buffers the egg and makes it less sensitive to timing. For a 1200W microwave, cook it for 50 seconds. THAT'S IT. Fast, consistent and easy cleanup. I came up with 1 min 15 sec for 2 eggs in 2 bowls. Perfect every time! Have your toast ready because the eggs will keep cooking in the water.

I used this for the first time the other day and all I can say is READ the instructions. I made the mistake of putting 1 minute for 2 poached eggs where clearly 30 seconds was enough. Even with my little fiasco, the cleanup was a breeze. I'm glad I purchased this product.

Love this poacher! I have been using it for quite a while now and love that you can cook 4 eggs at a time. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone who enjoys a quick and easy way of poaching eggs.

very hit and miss, if I cook them on 75% like it says, it is far too sort and watery, but if I cook them at 100% then they are too hard and rubbery, so you have to guess and experiment, and quite frankly waste far too many eggs before you get it right, not worth the agro to be honest

Works great and is easy to use etc. Very satisfied