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| Farberware Nonstick 4-Cup Egg Poacher | 
 enlarge | Brand: Farberware
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $19.99
Buy New from $19.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  (35 reviews)
Sales Rank: 25189
Media: Kitchen
Fragile: Yes
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 15.3 x 8 x 2.9
Model: 20319
UPC: 631899203199
EAN: 0631899203199
ASIN: B00005NCWV
Release Date: October 8, 2001
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Poaches four perfectly shaped eggs at once | | • | Use without tray as 8-inch skillet | | • | Nonstick inside and out for easy cleaning | | • | Comfortable, stay-cool stainless-steel handle | | • | Egg cups lift out with easy-grip handles |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Here's a convenient way to poach eggs for brunch or a light supper. Everyone knows that egg can stick like cement to cooking vessels, but this pan is non-stick inside and outside so you can put down that scrubber and move on to more enjoyable pursuits, like reading the Sunday paper.
Amazon.com Review
Ideal for eggs Benedict or corned beef hash, this pan poaches four perfectly shaped eggs at once and, when the egg cup tray is removed, also serves as an 8-inch skillet. For easy cleanup, the pan and the tray are nonstick both inside and out. The cups lift out of the tray with easy-grip handles so eggs can be served with care. Both the lid's knob and the pan's handle are highly polished 18/10 stainless steel. The handle is hollow to stay cool on the stovetop, nicely rounded on its underside for comfort, and has a notch in the end to facilitate hanging on a hook or peg. --Fred Brack
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| Customer Reviews: Read 30 more reviews...
 Not a good purchase July 20, 2008
Although I'm too insensitive to notice things like strange odors and taste, I do know stuck-on egg when I see it. The plastic cups are useless. A fourth of the egg remains in the cup and scrapping it out with a sharp object is about the only way to get it out. After using this thing three times, I going to look for another poacher.
Non-stick is Not True June 28, 2008
I've been looking for a replacement poacher for my old aluminum poacher (vintage 50's) and have tried a few so far. The Farberware poacher is not for me! The plastic cups are far from nonstick. I followed manufacturers instructions concerning washing and coating with oil but to no avail. Farberware also says to use a knife to loosen the egg--if nonstick, this would not be necessary. Bottom line, the eggs stick horribly. If you don't mind digging your eggs out, this may be the one for you.
fair February 29, 2008
so so product, does poach eggs. Not a "man" friendly pan. The eggs stick, and it is not easy to get the cups out of a hot pan. My husband is not impressed.
 POACHING EGGS ARE SO EASY!!! December 23, 2007
IF YOU HAVE EVER TRIED TO POACH AN EGG IN A POT OF BOILING SWIRLING WATER ONLY TO REMOVE A BLOB OF SMASHED AND MISSHAPED EGG...THIS PAN IS FOR YOU. EVEN THE MOST TALENTED CHEF HAS PROBLEMS POACHING EGGS. BELIEVE ME, AFTER USING THIS EGG POACHER FROM FARBERWARE..MY POACHED EGGS AND SUNDAY MORNING EGGS BENEDICT ARE THE BEST!!
Nonstick where's it's not needed December 8, 2007
Everysurface of this product is coated with a non-stick surface except the cups that actually hold the eggs. These little plastic gems are a nuisance to clean. This was designed by an idiot it seems.
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