Square Egg Ring for Frying Egg, 2 Pcs 4 Inch Egg Pancake Cooking Rings for Egg Muffins Omelet Maker, Non Stick Stainless Steel Fried Egg Ring Pcake Mold for Griddle Breakfast Sandwiches Crumpet

Cooking eggs in different molds be it round or cubed is a problem. The problem is heat transfer and not eggs leaking out as other people that don't know how to cook state. You've go to get the pan hot enough before you pour your eggs in the mold so they start cooking as soon as they hit the pan and they will take the form with minimal if any leakage. Problem with this method is you will have to over cook the bottom to cook the top as the cooked part will impede heat transfer. If you decide to remove the mold and attempt a flip you risk ruining the shape. That is probably why the Japanese method was created , cooking a thin layer of beaten egg then rolling it to create a thick roll. Maybe if the mold was made out of a thicker material that would both hold and transfer heat like cast iron or cast aluminium then we'd have a better product and a better end result. But we seem to live in a world where people design and produce what they've never used and thought about. Like a person that has never set foot in a kitchen be tasked of designing one. I used this to make sandwiches for my kid a couple of times , it is a nice gimmick to use to trick your kid into eating eggs.

Dont buy, egg seeps from below. Basically useless

Cute. My kids loved. But using them is so hard.

This is perfect if you want nice, thick, round pancakes, and you can get 2 of them on a square griddle. It's a good idea to hit them with no-stick spray inside. Once the bubbles solidify, you can remove them because the flapjack holds its shape on its own.

Not at all practical making it. You make one side and you are unable to flip it,so only one side is well done.Also whilst making the egg, it sticks to all 4 sides of the egg maker. Cleaning another headache.

Occasionally we binge on pancakes, but they've always looked like they's come from a horror torture museum. I bought 2 pancake ring but they were the 8" rings. Huge pancakes but at least you could only eat 1. But they did take up a whole dinner plate. So I bought the 6" rings, fantastic. Now we have 3 stacks that look like they's just come off the griddle at the pancake shop.

No es de acero inoxidable. Acabo de abrirla y tiene una capa de pintura negra ya raspada. Se ve que al usarlo se va a desprender la pintura poco a poco Falsa descripción del producto.