Bosch Egg Boiler : £7.97 [CLOSED]

Joints

Here's an idea. Use a saucepan. Set your eggtimer and let rip. Done.

lyniced

I have one of these - its really good - great for those who worry about hot pans (eg the elderly, disabled or young). I got this for myself (I have MS) but my kids use it more than me.

jane130

Iw as going to get one of these for my grandparents .. nan did the cooking all their married life and now she is too ill to do so so grandad has to ... this would have been perfect but alas the price seems to be £15 for me so its over budget

Babbler

jane130 wrote:

Iw as going to get one of these for my grandparents .. nan did the cooking all their married life and now she is too ill to do so so grandad has to ... this would have been perfect but alas the price seems to be £15 for me so its over budget

Indeed the price has gone up - doubled in fact! Hmmmm... oh well. Good bargain for those who got it then!!

Ember999

Got mine delivered yesterday afternoon and it's brill...highly recommended! Looks good too...I am a gadget freak but I think this one actually will prove useful. Bout time we started having boiled egg and fingers for brekkie, takes me back to my childhood

Fingers = toast cut into 'fingers' it's a Yorkshire saying I am afraid LOL :rotfl:

dellboy102

just got mine today, looks really good, now this is going to sound really silly but can someone whos got theres clear something for me, i'm confused.
In that little jug that came with it (assuming i'm boiling soft eggs), if I had 7 eggs then I only fill up till the first bar right?, and then if I had 7 eggs I go all the way to the top of the "soft" section, thats the way it looks but it didnt make that much sense to me.
Thanks!

boatman

You use less water the more eggs you put in it.

Joints

with bird flu on a rampage I held back