will large eggs fit in it
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I cook 7 large eggs and it works well. I'm not sure about extra-large eggs but I am certain that you would have to cook fewer of them at a time.
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large eggs fit in the tray for hard boiled eggs, which works like a gem! But large eggs are too big for the poached egg tray. Will spill over and make a mess. I've tried it several times and my father has the same problem with the large eggs wit his same cooker. I'm going to be trying the medium eggs, but have not to this date.
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Yes, and jumbos as well, though they're a bit tight. My egg farm also has a size called Super Jumbo, and these strain the capacity of the container. I like it.
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7 duck eggs should fit in there with the turner according to Brinsea website. I've only hatched chicken eggs in it & there is plenty of room so I would say 7 duck eggs would fit as well
1042506
Technically yes, but a egg platter tray might be a better option. It might be a tight fit.
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I'm not sure how big duck eggs are. But it will hold the largest eggs my chickens lay. They're the exact same size as cardboard cartons at the grocery store, just no print on them. Hope this helps.
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I only buy extra large eggs and it works great. I also use it for mushrooms, and olives. Very sturdy and worth the price.
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I haven't tried but I guess it would depend on how hard you squeezed the egg. I think the egg would fit in the grippers, but.....
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Absolutely. The Wife loves the size of the pan, and uses it all the time, while I use it with the egg cups. You have the metal rack that holds the metal egg cups, and that metal rack and egg cups all comes out, and the lid will fit right on the pan.
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absolutely not...it hold one large egg only. I never purchase small eggs, but I'm thinking if it hold two eggs, it has to be small ones.
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Yes, in the bigger sized eggs! My girls ages 5 and 6 love these!!!! The bigger ones are somewhat bendible
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I could fit 17 eggs, but my younger hen turkey lays the equivalent to an ex large chicken egg.Hope this helps. Brenda
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Well, take your standard Egg Carton (12 eggs). The Unit is 10-eggs deep and about 1" less than 2 cartons wide.Fits very nicely in my Nissan Rogue glove box.
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It depends upon whether or not you have other things mixed in with the shells. All alone the egg shells are just smashed and broken into pieces that are still held together by the shell lining.If you have fruit peels, and apple cores, etc. they will help the egg shells stay a little longer and smoosh up a bit more. Nothing larger than ½ inch by ¼ inch for the most part and many pieces smaller.
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Hi Cindy: Sure, I understand what you need. I bought this pan for the same job. I have measured it for you. The outer diameter of the upper brim of this pan is 18cm, or about 7 inches. I would say this pan isn't big actually; so if you poach extra large eggs, the eggs might not always fit in the cups. But for most ordinary eggs, it should be OK.
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Haven't tried but it absolutely holds X-Large eggs (that's all we buy). The XL fill up the entire cavity. To poach them, you put 1/2 teaspoon of water in the cavity, poke the egg with a fork a bunch so it doesn't explod, and then add another 1/2 teaspoon of water. If I had to guess, a jumbo may be too much with the teaspoon of water too.
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It may be too large... the table area of the cover is 34" X 64"... and the dome area is also more in the center rather than to the right so not a good fit for a "Big Green Egg"
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I use extra large all the time, and it appears it would hold even larger eggs. However that would be cutting it close "I think". Can't be sure without having tried it, but I don't use Jumbo eggs. Since egg sizes are a range rather than exact, I would imagine the largest Jumbos would be too much.