We could probably mimic the results with a commercial electric egg waffle iron, but that's another $150 to find out. Or, you know, you could also just pay the $5.50 and spring for one from the store.

Since a pot of boiling water on the stovetop can get the job done, can an electric egg cooker really be a worthwhile investment for making eggs?

It also comes with a recipe book as well as access to a recipe database and all of the non-electric parts are dishwasher safe. What people are saying: Shoppers note that the machine is "better than ...