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Question: How do you make these?  Do you boil egg first then you put them in the mold?
Document: These are so much fun! My four year old daughter loves the shapes. I had to Google for a tutorial on how to do the molding--I don't read Japanese. But it's easy (though there are a few steps, boil, dunk in ice, peel, reheat in hot water, mold, chill in ice water again) and there are great instructions out there.
Kids and I both love these. I use them for lunches mostly. The more detail in the design the more likely a tiny bit might come out a bit distorted. With that said, I'm not to strict on the directions and the kids help me out. So overall like I said a real score! I plan on buying more because I like to store them in the mold until I make lunches or they snack on them. I feel like its a protective covering.
The product is sturdy and does what it is supposed to, molding eggs into cute shapes. There is a bit of a learning curve as peeling a hot egg can be a pain! I suggest not using super fresh eggs as those are the hardest to peel. Once you get the hang of it, using the mold is very easy and your child will certainly like eating eggs better.
Love it, great that I got all six shapes, instructions were easy to understand and these are fun to make. Co-workers were surprised when I brought out my snack of a star shaped egg. I would recommend
I love these for a Bento box lunch! I make an Americanized one, because my son is so picky.I haven't tried these for egg yet, because I know he won't eat it.But I have used them as rice molds, and he loves them!They work great with or without butter.
I love to eat boiled eggs, so there was no time wasted to buy these egg molds. They're easy to use, and I love the variety. I also use them to make rice balls (Onigiri). Having these shapes in my daily lunch just brightens up my long day.
I was so excited to get these for school lunch surprises, that I boiled up some late night eggs and popped them into 3 molds. Could tell right away it was a loose fit, but put them in hot and hoped for the magic. Opened and they would be unidentifiable in a lunch as anything but a little smooched egg. I used large eggs, but you must need Jumbo! Also, the bunny shape came with a broken hinge. I tried some cold rice packed in..
I am still getting the hang of using these, but my boys love it when I give them these for lunch. I need to try using extra large eggs with them since some of the molds don't always get filled by large eggs. They are a lot of fun. The real trick is peeling the egg without burning your fingers. For an easy lunch I like to make several of these up ahead of time and them keep them in the fridge to use throughout the week.
These are extremely cute, but I'm having a hard time finding the right size eggs to put in them. Eggs that are big enough for the heart or star are way too big for the car or fish.
THey work great, and yes, you need extra large eggs to get the full effect, otherwise some parts of the mold will be left empty and the shape won't come out fully.
Answer: Boil eggs first, peel shell ,egg should still be warm . Place in mold and run under cold water. Uses Xl eggs you might want to let them sit a bit before taking them out of mold.