Try Before U Buy - Microwave Egg Poacher

Testing and reviewing the microwavable egg poacher by Sistema. Its a case of trial and error to get the timings right. Your microwave may be a different wattage to mine, your eggs may be a different size to mine, the times need adjusting depending on how many eggs you poach. You don't have to have the eggs at room temperature, but will need to adjust the times to suit. Once you find the ideal time for the types of poached eggs you desire, you will have 'cracked it' , then all you need to do is remember the time, and bingo, perfect poached eggs every time.
Link for the poacher on Amazon amzn.to/3pOnjQt

[@AllMy78s]

The time would depend on your microwave power output though...

[@tela193]

I just tried but i put it on for 3 mins cause I didn't think it would cook in just 2 mins

[@gearldcline3615]

Interesting.... I got one of these poachers but haven't tried it yet. Looks like the secret is to insure it turns on the turntable....

[@TraceyMedia]

That would help:) I use mine all the time, 2 eggs 2 mins 10 secs with my 800 microwave. 👌

[@gearldcline3615]

@@TraceyMedia Thank you for the tip. I am going to try mine for the first time when I finish clearing out these emails. Looking forward to it....

[@clangerbasher]

:)

[@stephenblomfield6]

Bought one of these and found it to be an abject failure. Half of the egg when in the microwave seeps through the strainer. What you end up with after cooking is about half an egg. Very wasteful.

[@TraceyMedia]

Hi Stephen,
I have never had that problem. Did you put the water in first?

[@AndiePiercy]

fresh eggs and boiling water is the secret.