MSC International Egghead Microwave Omelette Pot
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Enjoy a delicious omelet from the microwave with this porcelain pot. Just add all your ingredients into the pot, mix and microwave. You could even eat your omelet directly from the pot. Recipe book included,
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- Prepare your personal omelette quickly and easily in the microwave with this omelette pot. Add ...- Sold individually
- Color/Pattern: White with orange accents
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By Jeanne M. Larievy (Dudley Mass.)
I bought this Omelet in a Pot for $7.95 saw it in a store for the first time, as my husband and I enjoy omelets thought I would give it a try. Worked great, like mine with cheese and onions. No frying pan grease no splashes to clean up. I know I will buy another one and get one for friends.
By C. Wisner (Tahuya, WA USA)
I bought two of these in a kitchen speciality store after the staff there raved about it. I was very delighted to find it really, really works!
The kitchen store staff had some tips about how to perfect the process: 1.) FIRST, put about 1 tsp. of butter in the pot with a small amount of vegies. (Wet vegies, such as tomatoes don't work as well. Green onions and peppers are great choices.) 2.) Microwave your butter and vegies for about 30-40 seconds. 3.) Break your two eggs in the pot, stir in salt and pepper, and add chesse...microwave for 40-50 seconds. 4.) Scrape down sides and microwave again for 40-50 seconds. 5.) Wait for 2 minutes to finish cooking - then eat.
The omelets are nice and fluffy and ready in less than 5 minutes. The convenient size of the pot is beneficial to travelers. My son is putting it in his luggage while he Couch Surfs across the U.S.
I found these online for $7.95 and will be buying six or seven to give as future gifts.
By Lucy S. (NY USA)
I am not big fan of microwavable omelet in a first place; it taste a little bit rubbery.
Don't get me wrong this omelet maker is working, but it is another gadget-toy, which will take space in your kitchen and cost you about $20.00 w/shipping.
If you really, really want to make an omelet in your microwave follow the instruction:
Take ceramic or glass (microwave safe) cup or bowl cover it with a little bit of butter, add two eggs and what ever else you like, bit eggs with a fork a little bit, cover with paper towel or paper plate and microwave for 1-2 minutes - and you got yourself an omelet, and you saved $20.00.
By J. Cornelius (Silicon Valley, CA)
I randomly bought this omelet pot in a store over the weekend. My expectations weren't terribly high, but I live in an extremely small space and have an efficiency kitchen, so one-dish/one-pot/minimal cleanup items are worth my time and attention.
This omelet pot far exceeded my expectations. It makes a light, fluffy, delicious omelet in a matter of minutes. My microwave is low-wattage, so it takes about four minutes to have a thoroughly cooked omelet, but I cannot complain at all for that.
All you have to do is pour the eggs (or egg substitute in my case) into the pot, add a bit of milk, whisk it with a fork, and drop in your ingredients and you have done all the work you have to do. Pop it in the microwave, wait for the ding, and eat straight from the pot.
It cleaned up well and I am pleased enough to consider buying a second one, since I would be very unhappy if I broke this one.
By CTAnnie (Connecticut)
I was hesitant to buy this because I thought, "wouldn't the ingredients sink to the bottom?" My 18 year old daughter uses my All Clad pans to make omelettes and it is a MESS until the pan soaks for hours. I bought this for her, kind of as a gag gift and low and behold IT WORKS!! She LOVES it and no messy pan to clean up. I highly recommend this.
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