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Question: How many eggs can fit in the ring?
Document: I'm pleased with the quality of this product. I've used this product 2 to 3 times a week for a couple months and there is no visible wear. I used them for eggs or pancakes. The size and depth of the ring is a great fit for many purposes.
we have been looking for rings for years that were round with no seam inside. the inside seam damages the eggs. these worked perfectly. My husband was very pleased. He had worked at a restaurant with this type of ring and was never happy with the others. we have gone to many high priced kitchen supply stores and could not find them. they are also very pretty. I would highly recommend this product.
Must admit I didn't look over the specifications or read many of the reviews before buying. The 4&#34; size is about an inch too large for matching store-bought English muffins. Because of the size, a single large egg doesn't really fill the ring at all. I guess you could use two eggs and extra-large muffins -- too many calories for me, thanks. Also I couldn't use two rings simultaneously, even in my 12&#34; Circulon Contempo skillet.
I thought it would be smaller, but it's kind of big. The English muffin buns fit loosely in these silicone rings, so the eggs end up poking out rather than fitting perfectly with the buns. As for pancakes, they didn't slide off with ease unless I oiled the inside of the ring. I like it!
I've had these silicone rings for many years now. I first bought a pair at Crate & Barrel but they no longer carry them. These rings hold up forever and make a breakfast for the weekends very easy. Just remember to lightly spray the pan with non-stick spray before you place them on it. Then lightly spray the inside of the ring. This will make the egg come right out after it is done. Trust me....You'll love these!
A slightly smaller ring would make the poached egg fit better on an english muffin, then cheese and some canadian bacon -- your own McMuffin at home.
Alright so here are the pros:- Non-stick! It was very easy to lift the ring right off my food and keep cooking.- The size is nice and large. It's probably a quarter inch too big EXACTLY to fit perfectly on a typical english muffin you would buy at the store. I'm okay with this because I hate biting into a breakfast sandwich and only get a mouthful of bread.
These are PERFECT. There's not a lot to say, but if you're on the fence about buying these for any reason, I would suggest just going ahead with the purchase - there aren't many items that I can think of that are simpler or make a bigger impact on breakfast than these bad boys. One nice thing, in particular, is that you can cook your eggs at a lower temp to keep them from burning.
I just bought these and used them for eggs, i tried one with 2 eggs and one with 1 egg, they egg DOES stay in the circle. The size is 4 inches, the 1 star reviews state that is is too big, do they not have a tape measure? I used a flat electric griddle so i can do many items at once and the eggs cooked just as i wanted them to!
I was looking for rings to cook eggs in for a Jimmy Dean rip off and this fit the bill perfectly.
Answer: One is best.  I have not tried more but I suppose 2 is max otherwise te eg becomes too thick and te the bottom might over cook before the top gets done or solidifies necessarily for the ring removal and flipping