Multicolor - Egg Timer That Goes in Water, Color Changing Egg Timer
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About Multicolor - Egg Timer That Goes in Water, Color Changing Egg Timer
Overall Feedback:
82% positive
79% praised for its precise timing, while 21% found it lost a few seconds
I always over boil hard boiled eggs, but this timer is perfect for me so far.
The timer turned all the way white and the yolks were creamy and gorgeous, perfect for deviled eggs.
The kitchen timer is not accurate for hard boiled eggs.
I need to add an extra 10-30 seconds to the egg timer after the last bit goes white.
62% loved the long-lasting battery life, but 38% found it drained quickly
After using it 5 times, the RED indicator was gone, indicating that my battery life was not good.
I thought the eggs were undercooked because the timer was not refrigerated, indicating that its battery life is not sufficient to keep the eggs warm for a longer duration.
69% found the countdown and countup function very useful, but 31% found it limited
I have used the kitchen timer twice for hard-boiled eggs.
To cook the eggs perfectly, I need to give the timer a few more seconds after the last bit goes white.
65% praised its compact and ergonomic design, but 35% found it too bulky
This egg timer requires a bit more time after the last bit goes white for perfectly cooked eggs.
The lines on the timer were misaligned, making it difficult to read.
I suggest that the egg timer should be made more bottom heavy as it is currently front heavy and does not drop straight down.
The kitchen-timers came chipped and one was extremely hazy on top, making it difficult to read the doneness levels.
78% found it easy to set and operate, but 22% had trouble navigating the settings
I found it easy to put eggs on and watch for the color change, indicating that it was easy to use.
Taking the eggs out right after the timer turned all the way white resulted in creamy and gorgeous yolks, perfect for deviled eggs.
This egg timer requires an extra 10-30 seconds after the last bit goes white, affecting the cooking time of hardboiled eggs.
I think the eggs were undercooked because the timer wasn't set.
69% appreciated the ability to set multiple timers, although 31% found it confusing to navigate
I found that the timer turned all the way white at the perfect time to make deviled eggs with creamy yolks.
I find that the timer eliminates the need to wait for the water to get hot before setting it. I simply put the eggs in the water, put the egg timer on top of the eggs, put a lid on, set the heat to high, and wait till it's done.
I advise caution when ordering this egg timer.
The egg timer needs an additional 10-30 seconds after the last bit goes white to avoid uncooked center in the egg, which is off-putting.
68% loved the loud and clear alarm, but 32% found it too soft
This egg timer eliminates the need for standing over the stove and waiting for the water to get hot. All I have to do is put the eggs in the water, put the timer on top of the eggs, put a lid on, set the heat to high, and wait till it is done.
I initially thought the eggs were undercooked because the timer wasn't working.
