Eslite Covered Egg Holder,Egg Storage for Refrigerator,Fits 18 Eggs,Pack of 2

It is being returned, and I hope that the vendor will clarify this in the description so that others are not misled by the claim that the attachment will be there.

Atlas Goldstein

| Jul 03, 2021

It's finally here! Having worked as a chef and caterer, I have done deviled eggs inexhaustibly. Eggs are cut vertically on my cutting board so that they sit higher than traditional eggs and take up a different amount of space. For years, I looked for a container that didn't require the eggs to lie horizontally or that had clearance for garnishes, but was never able to locate one that worked. Their design allows for plenty of eggs to fit inside, they wash well, and they fit snug enough for travel. I have only one complaint, the lid did not seal properly due to it only resting lightly on top. Then I put a layer of plastic wrap between the container and the lid to avoid this. Nevertheless, it is hard to dock a manufacturer for a feature that is not what the original product was designed I am pretty happy with the results.

Leia Hood

| May 08, 2021

Two 18-inch TVs are on my wish list The number of egg cartons should be counted every The plastic egg holder that came with the refrigerator got a little tired of trying to get them all in. Even though I read the reviews for this back before buying, I still wanted to give them a try. I find these to be of great help to me. The covers I have work great, they hold the eggs securely and I love having them even though they do not attach to them. It does not seem difficult to me to use these containers for large eggs, rarely extra large, as long as they are large. Thank you for my purchase. I am very satisfied with it.

Carmen Moss

| Jan 07, 2021

It is a very thick and reliable product and I do not think my eggs will crack or go bad with it. Stacking them neatly in your fridge gives you more room to keep other cold items in there. Also, when your family looks in to grab a snack, it won't appear messy.

Nova Wright

| Aug 06, 2020

In most cases, the eggs fit perfectly with the cover on. On some days, I get eggs that are too big for the covers. Thus, if all your eggs are extra large you will certainly not be able to use this method. Two were purchased so that they could be stacked, and they do stack well. As soon as you slide the cover off, it stays put, but it does not snap shut. The prices are reasonable and the quality is good.

Kaiya Livingston

| Jun 23, 2021

Those are my absolute favorite. The eggs I buy at the supermarket on Sunday are filled up in these two containers. Stacking things on top of them will squash my eggs, since they are very sturdy. During the summer, I buy 18 packs at the store. They come in a very flimsy container and cost a lot of money. I find it difficult to even bring them into my own I love how sturdy they are, and how well they fit My heart swells when I think about.

Jamal Wilcox

| May 20, 2021

My understanding is that the lid does not secure down or lock into holes as shown in the pictures and as reported by the reviewers. As I wanted, I expected the lid just to sit on top, but what I received isn't what I expected. The downside is that it is hard to remove the eggs from The method is not applicable for this, as you need to dump the eggs out. Alternatively if you are too forceful when you try to take the eggs out, you could crush them. In order to open, there should be a slight slope to the edge of the lid rather than a large hump next The dishwashing machine should be able to handle it. In spite of the fact that "you" have made these, I now know that "you" have not tested their practicality. It's time for a rethink I'd like to see either a different shape for the slots (just look at the way styrofoam egg holders have slots), or maybe adding a layer of silicone to provide a little more flexibility and some room for the slots.

Jayce Ramos

| Nov 12, 2020

a little nervous since my chickens have a tendency to lay quite large eggs. Fitting these eggs is no problem Because the slot for the eggs is very deep, everything is In some ways, the lid does open and close This seals rather than floats on top of the egg, which is nice. Moreover, it is quite thick, and I believe it would be very safe to stack 6 of these loaded with eggs on top of each other without any risk of damage. It is much more durable than a normal egg carton, and it should last more than 10 years with proper maintenance. In the future, I will replace my entire egg storage system.

Jett Mahoney

| Mar 02, 2021