Economy Kitchen Accessory Microwave Omelet Maker

One thing I've noticed on many reviews is that people tend not to follow the directions on what they order and then bash the product. I noticed many people complaining about this one, but it seemed so simple, I thought I would give it a try. I think a lot of people don't realize that microwaves have different wattages so that affects everything. If you have a gourmet microwave, the wattage will be higher so you have to set the time accordingly. If you have a cheaper microwave, the wattage might be lower than the average 1000 watts so again, you have to set time accordingly. I have a gourmet microwave and the average microwave so when I tested this out making 2 omelettes, I was able to set the time in the instructions for the regular microwave and everything came out perfect. I had to do 10 seconds less on my gourmet microwave since it's 1100 watts. The process is just two steps. You mix the eggs with your spices and milk (I always find adding milk will make the fluffiest omelettes. Then you pour half on one side and then half on the other. You add the time and when that's over, let the omelettes rest for about 10 seconds. They will normally be a little runny in the middle. You add your ham, bacon, cheese, whatever you desire and then just flip the lids closed. Then you put in for another minute (according to the instructions and how many eggs you have). You take out of the microwave, flip on your plate and that's it. If you do three eggs and add a lot of extras, you might want to put a plate underneath as it might leak out a little. This doesn't happen with 2 eggs. What I did to avoid leakage was just make 2 and a half eggs (since I'm cooking for 2 of us) and there was no issue of that happening. I've tried those pots where you put the eggs in and it winds up knocking the ceramic lid off in the microwave. This is so much easier and better. Plus you can put this in the top section of your dishwasher so no issues with cleaning.

I mostly use this omelet maker to cook egg white and cheese, then I put it in a tortilla. It’s the perfect size for a tortilla ad make delicious and protein filled breakfast. It can also be used to make delicious veggies and bacon omelets. I use a little olive oil and nothing sticks to it.

I love this. I use it at least twice a week, and have a great breakfast with it. The timing really depends on your own microwave, and you need to figure out what works best for you personally. It's pretty foolproof. It won't make a French omelet though, so adjust expectations accordingly.

These lock in place and can be held without being burned like some of the knockoffs.

Perfect! I love eating eggs and this microwave omelet maker makes it really easy. You add the eggs, cook for about a minute, then add your other ingredients, close the lid and cook another minute.