Joie Mini Egg Frying Pan, Small Nonstick Skillet, Heat-Resistant Handle, Perfect Breakfast for One, Ideal for Egg Sandwiches and Pancakes, 4.5 Inch, BPA-Free, PFOA-Free

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Whole family uses this pan cos they like how it keeps the eggs round for English muffins. Two eggs fit in it if you want. Love my little egg pan!! Never sticks!

Egg muffin for one. This is important to know. I usually use rings to make egg muffin sandwiches with giant size muffins and canadian bacon and cheese. Better than the McBurger place. But the rings are hard to clean and harder to separate and flip. This tiny fryer is the Perfect size. Non-stick makes it somewhat easy to flip. It won't look perfect but because of the tiny size it will keep the shape and makes it harder to overcook. The Only thing you must be prepared for is this: the tiny size.. Even though the fryer is made to last, the handle is too heavy causing it to be off balance! With nothing in it.. it is way too easy to topple over handle side! But a small mug under the handle.. Then the weight of the egg.. It Will keep it from tipping, towards the handle. It needs a lighter handle! It is cute and worth it. Easy to clean and makes a great egg muffin sandwich. May not look perfect after flipping, I suggest a good flexible silicone spatula and little tongs to assist in the careful flip. When you get it out and see it tip handle side don't be discouraged, it is so close to balanced it is almost perfect. (Manufacturer, please lighten the handle!) It is built to last.

I thought this little pan would be bigger but the size is okay for frying one egg. I was able to fry perfect eggs for the first time in a long time! I had bought one of those small copper pans that says that it is non-stick, but the copper pan started sticking and was useless. So I decided to buy this little pan because I only need one or two eggs for breakfast and I was wanting to have nice fried eggs that didn't stick to the pan. I do love this little pan however when I put margarine in it and put the egg in it there is an odd smell. I don't know if it's the pan or the margarine. The next time I will use olive oil and then I will know if it's the pan or the margarine that I used. This is the only reason I gave it a four star rating. If it's not the pan that generates that smell then I would give it a five star rating.

I’ve had others similar to this and they’re much thinner and flimsy. This pan is solid, well built. even heating with the aluminum bottom. while it’s “non-stick” I still use a bit of fat, like the smallest bit of butter or olive oil, or I cook a sausage patty first then the egg. Eggs are notorious for sticking, why tempt a problem.It rests perfectly on my glass cooktop. I suspected the complainers were using gas stoves with their normal huge grates. Check out the pictures. Yep! Oh well, a solution is to use a diffuser. The pan is great, can’t blame it for the stove it’s being used on.I highly recommend this pan, I just wish there were a lid for these little guys.

As goofy as this looks, it is a great size for eggs. The only hitch is, it is hard to turn over. Definitely non stick and east to clean.

I’ve been using this for well over a year now, and the only thing keeping me from giving it five stars is the heaviness of the handle. The cute egg on the end of the handle weighs too much and when the pan is empty, it tips over. We leave the pan sitting on the stove when not in use, and it will not sit flat on the burner, because of the handle design. Other than that it’s a great little pan.

Perfect size for a breakfast sandwich but it does not sit up right. It falls over so you have to crack the egg into a bowl first so you can use one hand to hold the pan flat, then use the other to pour the egg into it. Make sure the flame is very low as to not burn yourself.