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Question: Can you use these to make english muffins?
Document: I use these to pre-make and freeze breakfast sandwiches and they work great on our griddle. They are the perfect size for English muffins. Make sure you spray them down before use or the egg will stick.
These make great English muffins and are very sturdy. My eggs ran under the rings and made a mess. I think I need a flatter pan!
I like to make my own egg McMuffins, with egg beaters, no fat cheese whole grain english muffins. These rings are stainless steel and heavy.They do an excellent job of keeping the egg inside the ring, after  the pan is heated. They work extremely well with regular eggs also. I highly recommend the RSVP Egg Ring.
I was immediately impressed with the quality of these rings. They are well made and have good weight to them. The only complaint I have is that, in my opinion, they are too small. I bought these to make egg sandwiches with bagels, english muffins and croissants but the diameter of the egg patty they make is much smaller than a typical store bought bagel or english muffin. I've gone back to my trusty single egg pan.
Bought these because I like to make breakfast sandwiches and the first egg ring I bought was too large in most cases (fine if using a large hamburger bun! ).These are a great size for biscuits, bagels (even mini) and english muffins (though they will not quite reach the edge). They are made of a thick gauge steel (stainless) and when sprayed with cooking oil, easily release the egg when lifted. The ring has no apparent welding seam.
Otherwise, a kitchen towel does a fine job with a bit of elbow grease and uses zero energy, unless you count the calories your burning doing the dishes.I've had these now for a few weeks and they look brand new after many sets of eggs through the rings. They are great for making eggs, cooking small pancakes, making english muffins or anything else that needs to be heated in the shape of a circle. Plus you can use them to punch out a circle in pieces of bread or dough.
It's tough to find egg rings that keep all of the egg whites inside the mold. These do a pretty good job, but a little of the whites always leaks out. Not a huge deal since it's never very much. I use these a few times a month to make breakfast sandwiches. They're the perfect size for an English muffin.
I like the eggs contained to so they fit english muffins. They are a nice stainless and very easy to clean
These egg rings are great....I have used them for crumpets and english muffins, no eggs yet... they are easy to clean if you follow the instruction and butter, spray or grease them first...they are great quality!
We like making green chile and egg sandwiches on english muffins and these work great for making those perfect round eggs. The size is perfect for an english muffin. The stainless steel is thick and durable and we have really like this little tool.
Answer: Yes, I would imagine you could use these to make English muffins. Just divide up your dough, roll it into a ball, and squish it into the form to rise.  You could even bake your muffins in the forms as they are really sturdy and heat proof. Another way I have made english muffins was to let the dough rise in a clean metal coffee can (with both ends open). Let the dough rise and then bake it in the coffee can. When cool, press out onto a floured board, slice to the thickness you want, coat with corn meal and you are ready to split and toast 'em. Good luck!