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Eddingtons 47773 Egg Cuber , Gold - £5.95 @ Amazon
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Posted 6 April 2023

Eddingtons 47773 Egg Cuber , Gold - £5.95 @ Amazon

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Curious Egg Cuber - If your a fan of egg sandwiches, this is the gadget for you. Our curious egg cuber literally squashes your egg into a cube shape. First hard boil your egg, peel it and pop it into the cuber. Place the ...square squishier on top and screw the lid back on. Pop it into the fridge and leave to cool. Hey presto, a square egg! An ideal gift for anyone with children who need encouraging to eat egg, for chef's or for that person who has everything.

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  1. smephone's avatar
    smephone
    Growing up in the 90's I was promised the future was going to be full of flying cars and hoverboards, but all we get is an egg-cuber? This is the darkest timeline.
    jonnyjackov's avatar
    jonnyjackov
    You may not be impressed, but I've had one of these for years, and it amazes me every time I use it (which I admit is not often). 😄
  2. urbanbushwacker's avatar
    urbanbushwacker
    who remembers that kid on the school bus trip with the stinky egg sandwiches
  3. Bluedrh's avatar
    Bluedrh
    Managed to convince an apprentice at work that a chicken can lay a square egg with one of these
    profdarkart's avatar
    profdarkart
    That's the rare oomebloodyarse breed of chicken, so named after its distinctive call it makes while laying them.
  4. Qesharak's avatar
    Qesharak
    You’ve got to be yoking.
  5. Dribbles_MacTavish's avatar
    Dribbles_MacTavish
    I remember my mum having one of these back in the early 80's. I thought £5.95 was expensive, but looking on Amazon I can see that some other sellers are selling them for a lot more
  6. axxxr's avatar
    axxxr
    I remember having this in our kitchen way back in the '70s didn't know they still existed. 
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