Microwave Egg Poacher, Microwave Egg Cooker for 2 Eggs 🍳
Microwave Egg Poacher, Microwave Egg Cooker for 2 Eggs 🍳
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Microwave Egg Poacher, Microwave Egg Cooker for 2 Eggs 🍳
Two eggs. One easy microwave moment. 🍳
Make poached eggs in your microwave with a compact, covered cooker designed for two eggs at once.

A small tool with a clear purpose
For anyone who enjoys eggs on toast, breakfast sandwiches, or a straightforward two-egg breakfast, this cooker brings preparation into the microwave.
Good mornings can start with fewer things to manage.
From empty cooker to ready-to-serve eggs
Prepare each cavity before cooking, and adjust microwave time to your appliance and preferred firmness.

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STEP 1💧
Prepare the cavities
Add a small splash of water or a light mist of cooking oil to each cavity.
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Add the eggs
Crack one egg into each cavity.
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STEP 3🍴
Pierce the yolks
Gently pierce each yolk with a toothpick before cooking to help reduce popping.
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STEP 4⏲️
Cover and microwave
Fit the vented lid and cook according to microwave wattage and your desired firmness.
Purposeful details, clearly defined
Each part supports a straightforward microwave cooking process.

Two separate cavities
The divided layout holds one egg in each chamber.
Vented cooking lid
The included lid helps retain steam while containing splashes.
BPA-free construction
Made from food-grade, heat-resistant plastic intended for microwave cooking.
Non-stick surface
The cooking cavities are designed to help eggs release for serving.
Three ways to serve your eggs
Build a familiar meal around a freshly cooked pair.

Fill a breakfast sandwich
Add an egg to an English muffin or your preferred sandwich bread.
Top your toast
Serve the eggs over toast for a simple sit-down breakfast.
Keep them on the side
Serve both eggs alongside the rest of your morning meal.
Less effort around the eggs
Practical benefits that carry through preparation, cooking, and putting things away.

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Less stovetop attention
Move egg preparation into the microwave instead of tending a pot.
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Help contain splatter
The covered design helps keep cooking splashes inside the cooker.
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Lightweight handling
A lightweight design makes it easy to take out and put away between meals.
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Compact storage
Its small format suits kitchens where cookware space matters.
Useful on rushed and relaxed mornings
The same two-egg setup fits different starts to the day.

Before the workday
Prepare eggs for a breakfast sandwich when you want a cooked meal before heading out.
Breakfast for two
Cook a pair together and serve one egg each over toast at the kitchen table.
Three reasons to make it part of your setup
Choose it around how you actually prepare and serve breakfast.

An everyday home kitchen
Keep a dedicated egg cooker with the tools you reach for in the morning.
A smaller cookware collection
Add a compact option when you prefer kitchen tools that take up less room.
A regular sandwich routine
Give eggs a familiar place in the breakfast sandwiches you already enjoy making.
A cooler shade or a warmer accent
Available colors are Blue, Orange, and Yellow.
Blue
Choose Blue if you prefer a cooler color among your kitchen tools.
Orange or Yellow
Choose either warm shade for a brighter accent in your breakfast setup.
Designed around familiar breakfast needs
Consider how the capacity and cooking method fit your household.
Two-egg breakfast eaters
The paired cavities suit a meal built around two eggs.
People sharing a light breakfast
Prepare one egg per person in the same cooking session.
Busy morning cooks
A useful option when getting out a pot feels like an extra step.
Fans of easy cleanup
Top-rack dishwasher care fits a routine with less hand-washing.
The practical particulars
A few useful answers
How many eggs can I cook at once?
The cooker holds two eggs, with one egg in each cavity.
How long does cooking take?
Cooking time depends on microwave wattage and your preferred egg firmness. The supplied guidance gives approximately 60–90 seconds, but timing will vary.
Should I add water or oil first?
Yes. A small splash of water or a light mist of cooking oil in each cavity helps the eggs release after cooking.
Do I need to pierce the yolks?
Yes. The supplied instructions recommend gently piercing each yolk with a toothpick before fitting the lid and microwaving to help reduce popping.
Can it go in the dishwasher?
Yes. Place it on the top rack, or hand-wash it with warm, soapy water.
What is it made from?
It is made from BPA-free, heat-resistant, food-grade plastic designed for microwave cooking.
Keep your next egg breakfast simple
A two-cavity cooker, a vented lid, and straightforward cleanup bring a little ease to a familiar meal. Choose the color that suits your kitchen.
Choose Your ColorCooking time varies with microwave wattage and preferred firmness.
