My mom was an amputee, missing her right arm just above the elbow. I think we tried every single one of those, and EZ was really a saving Grace for her. She loved her morning eggs.
This was actually really informative, good to know what uses they could possibly have. I have to agree that I would much prefer just using my hands, but could also see someone with maybe a disability (or one hand, limb, etc) would find these useful in a bind. Great review as always!
@@goombapizza6335 Fun fact: A huge chunk of “As seen on TV“ products were designed for the disabled, but because those disabled with “X” condition aren’t that big of a market to sell to, they try to sell it to everyone, because shopaholics will buy anything (and people just love gadgets, for whatever reason). P.S. Also, for the gadgets that make a clean cut where the “top” of the egg comes off like a hat, I can easily see the shells being used in a craft project of sorts.
My thought is that it’s for people who don’t want to get egg goop on the side of their bowl or pan when they break them or if they suffer from a disability that limits their ability to do this in the traditional manner but, other than for the latter, as you said, I don’t really see the expense warranted.
I came looking for something for my mom who has arthritis and this was great and informative so was quite surprising to hear him say he did not know why anyone would need these. I figured it might be one of the reasons for the video, but either way great content to see options for those who are differently abled or sometimes one may want to have something that is more accurate than just hitting against the edge of bowl or counter...always mice to have options.
As a stroke victim I’m always looking for utensils that I can use one handed. Amazon to see what’s available, and RUclips to see how well they work. If I could use my right hand I would not need those utensils. To give you a sense of what it’s like to be only one handed, try doing everyday tasks with only your left hand.
James, Try to crack an egg with one hand. These devices make that possible. Sure the average person has zero need for them but for the disabled, these devices are really useful. Because not everyone can crack an egg with one hand. I can but I've practiced that.
THANK YOU for these reviews. I had no idea such a thing existed until I was complaining about not being able to crack eggs without tons of shell in the bowl(nerve damage AND a stroke) and my son told me about egg crackers. I was like NO WAY lol.
What most People dont seem to understand is that gadgets like These Are mostly marketed for People with disabilities. Then theres People Who buy it for Whatever reason, me myself would never buy gadgets like These, but perhaps one of Those you use to cut The boiled eggs.
Thank you for sharing this one. I watched a previous video for a breakfast station and saw you use an egg cracker. It turned out to be the EZcracker. It looks perfect for me, as long as I can squeeze the handles. So, thanks again!!
i have tremors in my hands so cracking an egg is a nightmare, and i eat a lot of eggs, this video is a life saver . thanks for demonstrating these, it helps so much
The top egg cracker is good for taking out the top part of the egg in an almost clean circle. This is useful for people who like to use the egg shells for food styling or crafts. Cracking the egg top by hand can leave an uneven opening with rough or sharp edges.
Very helpful, thanks. But, "Why would you - l can crack an egg with my hands?". So could I once, Dude, and so could very many others who no longer can. That's what a whole lot of gadgets are about.
That wee drop one where ya get a perfect egg helmet is kick ass. I want one purely cuz it seems so useless - shout out from Scotland btw, my girlfriend and I love your stuff, you're like one of the cool uncles of RUclips - along with Chef John obviously.
Thanks for the review. Sure they may not be needed in a residential kitchen (handicap aside), but would be a lifesaver for a commercial kitchen that doesn't have room for a volume seperator machine
This is the best video ive seen of yours in a while, the pacing was good, you were sufficiently thorough in your testing and you reactions to how well the products performed was precious. Also having you front and center in the review where there werent any distraction made it seem alot more like we were up close and personal with you. Please keep making videos like this.
I'm not always able to crack an egg perfectly, and as a result I sometimes have to fish out a small piece of shell after it goes in the pan. I would prefer a device that would perfectly do it every time, but none of these seemed to do it efficiently enough to make it more efficient than grabbing the piece of shell out on the occasional imperfect break.
I think they're mostly a mess-saver rather than a time-saver. Most people can't crack eggs in one hand, and even then there's always the worry of spilling the white or dropping bits of shell in the bowl. These are supposed to crack eggs cleanly and uniformly to minimize the of risk of mess and 'contamination'. Plus, if anybody has trouble using both hands at once, these could be useful. The boiled egg crackers are a niche use thing because if you just smash the top with your spoon or something you could get shell in there. Those take the top off neatly so you can dig right in or dip your toast sticks in as desired.
Some people just can't crack eggs well too. I've tried tapping on a counter or edge of a bowl if I have one and could never do it in a satisfactory manner. Its a simple skill I just can't seem to pick up. A couple of taps with the back of a knife though, and I can crack eggs easily enough to sort out the yolk.
My hand was in cast for a month and could have used one of these. Eventually i got pretty good with cracking only one hand, but it was a mess before that. Maybe i'll get one of these for the future accidents.
Not everyone is good at cracking an egg the normal way. I find it difficult to hit the clean "sweet spot" between the egg not cracking at all and making a mess. Those devices don't seem to solve that anyway, since they still seem to get egg liquids on themselves (or you), but I'd be curious how the "Crack'em" performs at simply making traditional cracking easier.
I think these are great for people w/handicaps or no use of one hand or arm. I don't have those type of problems so these wouldn't do me any good. Good video, Chris from Missouri
I don't know any good way to crack a soft boiled egg so perfectly, so for a party or big breakfast where you wanna serve them hot to couple people the little hammers seem practical.
those ones where you either drop the ball or snap the hammer down, do they go on the big end or small end of the egg? looked like you were doing it on the big end
I actually use my spatula or flipper. Hold the egg in one hand and crack it with the edge of the spatula. No egg running down the side of the bowl. You can use the edge of a fork or a butter knife also.👍👌✌
To your point about if a device is necessary when cracking eggs I will say that doing it by hand is kinda unpleasant for me personally. Maybe I just don’t it as carefully as I should but I always get egg on my hand and I’m not a huge fan. Something to help would be pretty cool.
Thank you! I was just looking to see what would crack the best for a soft boiled in a cup. I know how to crack an egg, seperate and egg etc. But this was a funny video and enjoyed it!
Dear Freakin, the camera does not focus immediately when you have approached the objects or boxes that contained them. However this video was useful to me, because I bought on Amazon (and still have not arrived) for me and as a gift to my sister-in-law the metal one, but the hand grip must be more decisive. But you made me laugh at the end of the video when you broke the egg on the edge of the bowl. Good boy! Greetings from Italy.
I can see a reason for this let's say you lost your hand or your whole entire arm I can see a person using that if they were disabled in that kind of way 10:12
9:57 I just pull a Canadian . I just use the back of a butter knife and just tap it a couple of quick times as if it was being cracked on a pan and I don't get any shells and I get better results. The reason I think they make these devices is because people just don't want to get their hands messy but you have to get your hands messy if you are a real chef. The only real thing that AI can see these devices being used for is for someone that may have a disability that may have limited function? The nice thing about the butter knife is most people already have one of many in the drawer. Keep Crackin.
"do you really need a device to do that" I have been learning to crack eggs for 25 years. I'm not suceeding, there's usually a little bit of shell breaking off, which to me is a failure. So yeah if there's something reasonably nice and reliable, which also doesn't waste egg and doesn't throw eggshell into everything, and which doesn't take more than a few seconds to wash by hand, i would buy that for sure.
I know you don't see a point but you don't shake. I fight to not get shell in my eggs. I know they seem silly but usually these are amazing for the handicapped. I'm sure you don't use a sock device either but they are amazing. The one that drops down is the oldest style that was very common in the past with soft boiled eggs.
I hate cracking eggs, can never do it evenly, can't get the shell to crack, break the yolk almost every time, get shell in it, so would actually try one of these if it wasn't too expensive.
I'm definitely buying the Prokitchen. I have wasted so many eggs recently. I don't know if it's the egg or my technique but for some reason, I keep breaking the yolk of probably 1/3-1/2 of the eggs I try to crack. I crack the egg and then the egg doesn't crack all the way so I have to pry it open. Which just results in a mess and a broken yolk.
Another great video, although I prefer it when the background is the actual surroundings. Just to be picky-Mr White is such a handsome man, I think letting the beard go salt/pepper would even look better.
I bought Dad the EZ Cracker after he developed hand tremors. He wanted to continue making his own breakfast as long as possible! So, there ARE people who need & use these. You may, too, someday.
I like that you are more honest than like Russian Hacker, if some gadget sucks, you say it. Not everything is "super cool". Plus you say the prices and where you get it.
I don't knock on the Egg Perfect! Saw your video for it. Bought one to save money for my lunches for work. It awesome to make egg salad sandwiches especially when you need to make it in bulk amount like lunches.
This was really interesting! Thanks for taking the time to make such a comprehensive comparison. But yeah, besides a little bit of splash at times, just using our hands seems like the best option for people without disabilities. I'm sure you've made a lot of lives easier with this video though :) Thanks for sharing!
I used to eat soft boiled eggs quite a bit when I was a kid, but for the life of me, I can't remember how I opened them. The pro kitchen seemed to make a nicer/neater opening.
I was in Europe years ago and if you ordered a Continental breakfast you got the soft boiled egg sitting on a little stand with the top cut off...... cheers :)
My grandmother has to use one of them because she has arthritis and she refuses to stop cooking even though everybody's told her that we would cook for her she won't let us near her kitchen so yeah she uses one of them cuz it makes cracking eggs a whole lot easier for
"I'm just having a hard time seeing the point in this..." You would if you had sensory or nerve problems with your hands. I do, and it makes a lot of things requiring a good sense of touch difficult. And that is the "point in this" right there.
Keep in mind these devices are useful for those with disabilities and limited mobility but the companies just don't market it that way as it wouldn't sell it plus makes it easier to find
Since you did alot of egg product reviews can you do one on the best egg laying Hens? Like the 4$ one the best. Then the one with the separation attach ment.
When you done the soft boiled egg test with the hammer and the ball drop you are supposed to crack the end with the air pocket, the rounded end not the pointy end :-) I have a version of the ball drop and absolutely love it.
the only reason why I think someone would want one of these is that some people are really grossed out by touching raw egg so I could see someone maybe wanting to use these to keep their hands clean. My ex cousin-in-law used to wash his hands in between cracking each egg because he hated touching raw eggs
1:03 You crack me up 😀😀😀 2:12 Looks like Wolf 😀😀😀 8:10 The problem here is that you applied an eggcess amount of force 😀😀😀 No hens 🐔🐔🐔 suffered during this teegke 😀😀😀
Nice review. Perhaps these crackers should be looked at from the perspective of cracking a lot of eggs in one sitting, like for making eggs for a lot of people.
My mom was an amputee, missing her right arm just above the elbow. I think we tried every single one of those, and EZ was really a saving Grace for her. She loved her morning eggs.
hadnt she tried headbutting the eggs ?
girlsdrinkfeck rip 🙏🏼
Stacy I take it your mom is no longer with us an sorry an RIP
girlsdrinkfeck wtf dude
what is an amputee?
My dad has Parkinson's. I can see a couple of these working for him.
Yes, the little bell lookin' one would be good for that, I think.
Hello +dustymiller83 can you tell me which exactly couple of these working, please. I have the same situation. Thanks ^_^
How's your dad doing? Hopefully he's okay, considering this year's plague.
@@PokeMaster22222 the safe and effective vaccine
This was actually really informative, good to know what uses they could possibly have. I have to agree that I would much prefer just using my hands, but could also see someone with maybe a disability (or one hand, limb, etc) would find these useful in a bind. Great review as always!
Everytime i tried to crack an egg it exploded on my hand, so this is an advantage for me
If you have one hand to operate this machine, you have enough hands to crack an egg. You only need one.
@@goombapizza6335
Fun fact: A huge chunk of “As seen on TV“ products were designed for the disabled, but because those disabled with “X” condition aren’t that big of a market to sell to, they try to sell it to everyone, because shopaholics will buy anything (and people just love gadgets, for whatever reason).
P.S. Also, for the gadgets that make a clean cut where the “top” of the egg comes off like a hat, I can easily see the shells being used in a craft project of sorts.
My thought is that it’s for people who don’t want to get egg goop on the side of their bowl or pan when they break them or if they suffer from a disability that limits their ability to do this in the traditional manner but, other than for the latter, as you said, I don’t really see the expense warranted.
I came looking for something for my mom who has arthritis and this was great and informative so was quite surprising to hear him say he did not know why anyone would need these. I figured it might be one of the reasons for the video, but either way great content to see options for those who are differently abled or sometimes one may want to have something that is more accurate than just hitting against the edge of bowl or counter...always mice to have options.
I can tell you from experience, it is very helpful for the blind community. Definitely makes things a lot easier.
As a stroke victim I’m always looking for utensils that I can use one handed. Amazon to see what’s available, and RUclips to see how well they work. If I could use my right hand I would not need those utensils. To give you a sense of what it’s like to be only one handed, try doing everyday tasks with only your left hand.
James, Try to crack an egg with one hand. These devices make that possible. Sure the average person has zero need for them but for the disabled, these devices are really useful. Because not everyone can crack an egg with one hand. I can but I've practiced that.
I've cracked most of my eggs 1 handed
I cant even imagine seperating with one hand
@SKEKMAL once you learn to crack 1 handed it becomes much faster to do. also cleaner you dont get as much egg on your hands
Work in a restaurant ... you'll be cracking one in EACH hand, @ the same time (even if you're not otherwise ambidextrous) 🤣
James your the coolest reviewer, and I am sure your kids really appreciate you as a father and dad, don't ever change.
THANK YOU for these reviews. I had no idea such a thing existed until I was complaining about not being able to crack eggs without tons of shell in the bowl(nerve damage AND a stroke) and my son told me about egg crackers. I was like NO WAY lol.
What most People dont seem to understand is that gadgets like These Are mostly marketed for People with disabilities.
Then theres People Who buy it for Whatever reason, me myself would never buy gadgets like These, but perhaps one of Those you use to cut The boiled eggs.
Interesting commercials
Thank you for sharing this one. I watched a previous video for a breakfast station and saw you use an egg cracker. It turned out to be the EZcracker. It looks perfect for me, as long as I can squeeze the handles. So, thanks again!!
Are you me? Cause I just went through the same process.
@@deus_ex_machina_ 😊
i have tremors in my hands so cracking an egg is a nightmare, and i eat a lot of eggs, this video is a life saver .
thanks for demonstrating these, it helps so much
The top egg cracker is good for taking out the top part of the egg in an almost clean circle. This is useful for people who like to use the egg shells for food styling or crafts. Cracking the egg top by hand can leave an uneven opening with rough or sharp edges.
Is anybody else eggcited about the video?
I know it sounds stupid but, yeah. Guilty as charged.
Eggstatic!
Hahahaha
It was eggcellent!
blew my Eggspectations
Disabled with use of only one hand or hands are weak still operate as one
That is why you crack it with one hand like a boss
They may help someone with disabilities.
I was using the white one ez crajerwhen i had my stroke. It was really useful to me
Like below or above elbow amputees
i am starting to think that this guy is a less annoying and more interesting crazy russian hacker.....
i un sub to crazy russian hacke he was cool but he's just a ass now
brown why so? Did not watch him for a while now
@@shnam13 I watched his videos when he first started ,it was less annoying . but now i just can't stand the new videos much longer
@@corneliusbrown3112 the worst is when he doesn't read instructions and then says the gadget sucks
@@shnam13 I wonder the same thing. I haven't seen CrazyRussianHacker in a while, but only just because I've been otherwise occupied.
Very helpful, thanks. But, "Why would you - l can crack an egg with my hands?". So could I once, Dude, and so could very many others who no longer can. That's what a whole lot of gadgets are about.
I am really enjoying these comparison videos.
I tried to blow your avatar off my screen. I hate you.
@@Iampatrix 😂😂😂
That wee drop one where ya get a perfect egg helmet is kick ass. I want one purely cuz it seems so useless - shout out from Scotland btw, my girlfriend and I love your stuff, you're like one of the cool uncles of RUclips - along with Chef John obviously.
The plastic with the seperater works fine for a while and then it falls apart in a few months. Also sometimes it doesn't work.
James could be described as an eggspert! XD I crack myself up!
Those two metal ones that "tap" the egg on top and you remove the shell leaving a nice hole would be perfect for making cascarones (confetti eggs).
Thanks for the review. Sure they may not be needed in a residential kitchen (handicap aside), but would be a lifesaver for a commercial kitchen that doesn't have room for a volume seperator machine
This is the best video ive seen of yours in a while, the pacing was good, you were sufficiently thorough in your testing and you reactions to how well the products performed was precious. Also having you front and center in the review where there werent any distraction made it seem alot more like we were up close and personal with you. Please keep making videos like this.
I'm not always able to crack an egg perfectly, and as a result I sometimes have to fish out a small piece of shell after it goes in the pan. I would prefer a device that would perfectly do it every time, but none of these seemed to do it efficiently enough to make it more efficient than grabbing the piece of shell out on the occasional imperfect break.
I think they're mostly a mess-saver rather than a time-saver. Most people can't crack eggs in one hand, and even then there's always the worry of spilling the white or dropping bits of shell in the bowl. These are supposed to crack eggs cleanly and uniformly to minimize the of risk of mess and 'contamination'. Plus, if anybody has trouble using both hands at once, these could be useful.
The boiled egg crackers are a niche use thing because if you just smash the top with your spoon or something you could get shell in there. Those take the top off neatly so you can dig right in or dip your toast sticks in as desired.
Thanks for this review! Saved me a lot of time.
Big fan of the channel , ive been watching for a long time now. Keep up the good reveiws James!
I don't even live in the US. I live in Bangladesh and just love to see your videos just because I find you talking about random products interesting.
Some people just can't crack eggs well too. I've tried tapping on a counter or edge of a bowl if I have one and could never do it in a satisfactory manner. Its a simple skill I just can't seem to pick up. A couple of taps with the back of a knife though, and I can crack eggs easily enough to sort out the yolk.
My hand was in cast for a month and could have used one of these. Eventually i got pretty good with cracking only one hand, but it was a mess before that. Maybe i'll get one of these for the future accidents.
ppl with flimsy hands due to spinal cord injury are thankful to you...you helped make the curse less intense
Not everyone is good at cracking an egg the normal way. I find it difficult to hit the clean "sweet spot" between the egg not cracking at all and making a mess.
Those devices don't seem to solve that anyway, since they still seem to get egg liquids on themselves (or you), but I'd be curious how the "Crack'em" performs at simply making traditional cracking easier.
I was totally expecting you to begin the review with “Let’s get crackin’” :-( lol
You're one brave man to tackle all those egg juices.
I believe egg cracking devices fall into the same category as people who always try to make a better mousetrap.
Good ol’ Mr. White! Enjoyed the video as always. Your reaction from the Ronco egg video still makes me laugh.
I think these are great for people w/handicaps or no use of one hand or arm. I don't have those type of problems so these wouldn't do me any good.
Good video,
Chris from Missouri
I like the consistent clean cutting egg opener. You could use the eggs in a craft project since they are so in tact.
Eggzactly what I was thinking! :)
I don't know any good way to crack a soft boiled egg so perfectly, so for a party or big breakfast where you wanna serve them hot to couple people the little hammers seem practical.
those ones where you either drop the ball or snap the hammer down, do they go on the big end or small end of the egg? looked like you were doing it on the big end
Thin end, they are meant for boiled eggs rather than just cracking raw eggs.
I actually use my spatula or flipper. Hold the egg in one hand and crack it with the edge of the spatula. No egg running down the side of the bowl. You can use the edge of a fork or a butter knife also.👍👌✌
SSGP looks like something an 80's mad scientist would use to extract your brain with.
To your point about if a device is necessary when cracking eggs I will say that doing it by hand is kinda unpleasant for me personally. Maybe I just don’t it as carefully as I should but I always get egg on my hand and I’m not a huge fan. Something to help would be pretty cool.
Thank you! I was just looking to see what would crack the best for a soft boiled in a cup. I know how to crack an egg, seperate and egg etc. But this was a funny video and enjoyed it!
The eggs are fighting back! 😂🤣😂
😂😂😂
LOL 11:50 Nick Mason & Richard Wright getting the shaft!
I've watched a couple of your videos with the ezcracker. I am very intrigued because cracking eggs is actually difficult with my disability.
Dear Freakin, the camera does not focus immediately when you have approached the objects or boxes that contained them. However this video was useful to me, because I bought on Amazon (and still have not arrived) for me and as a gift to my sister-in-law the metal one, but the hand grip must be more decisive. But you made me laugh at the end of the video when you broke the egg on the edge of the bowl. Good boy! Greetings from Italy.
I can see a reason for this let's say you lost your hand or your whole entire arm I can see a person using that if they were disabled in that kind of way 10:12
Baby Panda221 people can crack eggs with one hand ya know
9:57 I just pull a Canadian . I just use the back of a butter knife and just tap it a couple of quick times as if it was being cracked on a pan and I don't get any shells and I get better results. The reason I think they make these devices is because people just don't want to get their hands messy but you have to get your hands messy if you are a real chef. The only real thing that AI can see these devices being used for is for someone that may have a disability that may have limited function? The nice thing about the butter knife is most people already have one of many in the drawer. Keep Crackin.
I really like your videos! Keep up the good work! 👌🏻
"do you really need a device to do that"
I have been learning to crack eggs for 25 years. I'm not suceeding, there's usually a little bit of shell breaking off, which to me is a failure. So yeah if there's something reasonably nice and reliable, which also doesn't waste egg and doesn't throw eggshell into everything, and which doesn't take more than a few seconds to wash by hand, i would buy that for sure.
Very informative I wish there was input on how hard it was to squeeze since it’s really meant for people who need help
These actually seem really useful to me, and I have both hands. I just suck at cracking eggs!
I know you don't see a point but you don't shake. I fight to not get shell in my eggs. I know they seem silly but usually these are amazing for the handicapped. I'm sure you don't use a sock device either but they are amazing. The one that drops down is the oldest style that was very common in the past with soft boiled eggs.
The SSPG one looks like a medieval torture device.
Yeah. Or a gynecological device.
Which, now that I think about it, it's a bit scary that those two things have such a similar visual design.
@@scaper8 There were gynecological torture devices back then.
Not one of the random historical facts I enjoy having floating around in my brain lol.
Looks like it could be a ball seperator 😳
I hate cracking eggs, can never do it evenly, can't get the shell to crack, break the yolk almost every time, get shell in it, so would actually try one of these if it wasn't too expensive.
I can see your #5 pick might be useful to people that only have use of one arm.
#3 seems way better for that purpose.
A Bowl/Frying Pan, makes for an Excellent Egg Cracker
Very honest and unbiased review!
I'm definitely buying the Prokitchen. I have wasted so many eggs recently. I don't know if it's the egg or my technique but for some reason, I keep breaking the yolk of probably 1/3-1/2 of the eggs I try to crack. I crack the egg and then the egg doesn't crack all the way so I have to pry it open. Which just results in a mess and a broken yolk.
Some people with dexterity issues, arthritis etc may need the last 2 hammer and pro kitchen would be great for them.
I've just seen this clip after I bought no.4 LOL and yes, it's difficult to crack.
Yolk was broke many times and difficult to clean after using.
U r killing Dr.Eggman brothers lol
Another great video, although I prefer it when the background is the actual surroundings. Just to be picky-Mr White is such a handsome man, I think letting the beard go salt/pepper would even look better.
The one you liked most is in Germany called: "Eierschallensollbruchstellenverursacher" :)
I bought Dad the EZ Cracker after he developed hand tremors. He wanted to continue making his own breakfast as long as possible! So, there ARE people who need & use these. You may, too, someday.
I like that you are more honest than like Russian Hacker, if some gadget sucks, you say it. Not everything is "super cool". Plus you say the prices and where you get it.
I don't knock on the Egg Perfect! Saw your video for it. Bought one to save money for my lunches for work. It awesome to make egg salad sandwiches especially when you need to make it in bulk amount like lunches.
I like how he doesn't mention the rollie every one just wants to forget about the rollie
That little, spring-loaded hammer one appears to pack quite a punch. Might also be handy for smashing garlic or nuts.
This was really interesting! Thanks for taking the time to make such a comprehensive comparison.
But yeah, besides a little bit of splash at times, just using our hands seems like the best option for people without disabilities. I'm sure you've made a lot of lives easier with this video though :) Thanks for sharing!
I used to eat soft boiled eggs quite a bit when I was a kid, but for the life of me, I can't remember how I opened them. The pro kitchen seemed to make a nicer/neater opening.
I was in Europe years ago and if you ordered a Continental breakfast you got the soft boiled egg sitting on a little stand with the top cut off...... cheers :)
My grandmother has to use one of them because she has arthritis and she refuses to stop cooking even though everybody's told her that we would cook for her she won't let us near her kitchen so yeah she uses one of them cuz it makes cracking eggs a whole lot easier for
Last two works best with soft boiled eggs. In fact one with rod and bead is called Eierschalensollbruchstellenverursacher in Germany.
Good old german 😂😂 anything sound like some weapon of mass destruction 😂😂😂
The SSGP is actually a circumcision device. I would like to see you demonstrate that I’m here. It’s pretty simple and self-explanatory.
"I'm just having a hard time seeing the point in this..."
You would if you had sensory or nerve problems with your hands. I do, and it makes a lot of things requiring a good sense of touch difficult. And that is the "point in this" right there.
Yep I agree I say stick with the old fashioned way of either tapping it on the edge of a bowl or on the counter top
Keep in mind these devices are useful for those with disabilities and limited mobility but the companies just don't market it that way as it wouldn't sell it plus makes it easier to find
Wasn't that the Most Interesting Man in the World on the box?
I don't always crack my huevos, but when I do, I use the SSGP.
I thought the man on the box looked like C. Everett Koop
Ok you made me giggle.
although the picture was not very clear, it reminded me of CNN's Wolf Blitzer
Since you did alot of egg product reviews can you do one on the best egg laying Hens? Like the 4$ one the best. Then the one with the separation attach ment.
When you done the soft boiled egg test with the hammer and the ball drop you are supposed to crack the end with the air pocket, the rounded end not the pointy end :-) I have a version of the ball drop and absolutely love it.
A must for people with shaky hands.
idk, I'm tired of digging out egg shell whenever I crack an egg with my hands.
Just scoop The eggshell out with The eggshell, easy as that
If you tap it on the counter it works better than the side of the bowl. I have not had eggshell bits in my bowl or skillet since using this method.
Hey James, what do you recommend for a glass cleaner? I'm watching the Pane doctor right now but it doesn't seem that good.
Egg-cellent!
As if no one’s said that before. I just crack myself up!
i really hate these egg yolks
As someone in a wheelchair who has issues cracking eggs into the skillet I can see the use of the egg cracker
James is not afraid to crack one off in this episode 🥚🍳
Oh my god I want that shot glass so badly, I'm a huge Pink Floyd fan
the only reason why I think someone would want one of these is that some people are really grossed out by touching raw egg so I could see someone maybe wanting to use these to keep their hands clean. My ex cousin-in-law used to wash his hands in between cracking each egg because he hated touching raw eggs
1:03 You crack me up 😀😀😀
2:12 Looks like Wolf 😀😀😀
8:10 The problem here is that you applied an eggcess amount of force 😀😀😀
No hens 🐔🐔🐔 suffered during this teegke 😀😀😀
The pro one is actually useful for some recipes on which the shell is used as a bow in the recipe.
What do we think James' cholesterol is at this point? I think he's eaten more eggs on this channel than I have in my entire life.
My eggs hurt after watching this :v
I also use a shot glass as an egg cup!
The 2 hammer ones look perfect for when you need to seperate the yolk from the whites.
Nice review. Perhaps these crackers should be looked at from the perspective of cracking a lot of eggs in one sitting, like for making eggs for a lot of people.
I grew up cracking eggs with one hand and thought it looked weird the first time i saw someone using two hands.