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The Dash Rapid 6-Egg is a great tool that balances convenience, size, and functionality. With so many kitchen gadgets on the market, it can be a hard sell to convince consumers to give up any storage space for something with limited uses. The Dash makes a strong case for being worth the small amount of cabinet space it takes up. While this device is primarily used for making boiled eggs, it's also capable of making small omelets and poached eggs. All of the pieces nest together nicely and clean up with relative ease. In all of our trials, we were able to get perfectly boiled eggs that peeled without much trouble. 
One of the few limitations we found was the cooker's limited egg capacity, but its small size and great storability more than made up for it. Also, it's a bit costlier than some of the competition — but its quality is higher, so we think it's worth a few more bucks. Overall, the cooking process is easy, the product is storable, and the eggs are tasty and consistent, making the Dash Rapid our number one choice.

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The Cuisinart CEC-10 Central Cooker is a medium-sized device capable of cooking up to ten eggs in a batch. With a modern-looking aesthetic, this device doesn't just look like it belongs in a dorm room. It consistently cooked our eggs to the desired doneness, and the cooked eggs peeled with ease. The steamed omelet it made was one of the fluffiest, moistest omelets we created during our testing. 
The biggest gripe we have with this model is all the accessories don't nest nicely inside for storage. Some parts must be stored separately, which is inconvenient and cumbersome, costing you more precious kitchen storage space. We appreciate that the poaching tray features four egg slots since most of the competition only offers two. Although this enhances cooking efficiency, we discovered the small and deep egg holes were more prone to sticking and harder to clean. Drawbacks aside, this high-quality egg cooker is a nice balance between cooking capacity and size. Thanks to the modern design, it won't look out of place when left out on the counter.

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If you've got a serious affinity for eggs or a large family with lots of mouths to feed, the Dash Deluxe Rapid Cooker is the perfect device to streamline your egg-making process. With the ability to cook twelve boiled eggs, seven poached eggs, or one large omelet, this device can crank out a lot of eggs. Similar in design to the Dash Rapid, this is the scaled-up version. The boiled eggs it made were consistently easy to peel and evenly cooked to our desired doneness. 
The biggest drawback for us was the device's size. With the most significant footprint of any of the models we looked at, you need to be a die-hard egg fan to justify the space it takes up. The other main issue we found was that when poaching a full seven eggs, the eggs in the top rack cooked at a different pace than the lower rack. Monitoring the cook times between the two levels defeats the set it and forget it convenience that these devices promise. If your primary goal is to whip up large batches of boiled eggs with minimal effort, the Dash Deluxe will be a great addition to your kitchen arsenal. 

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I use this $20 unitasker to make hard-boiled eggs in half the time of traditional methods with absolutely no guesswork

The LI and HI Easy Eggwich Maker is the simplest and quickest model we tested. You crack an egg into the device, scramble it, close the lid, and microwave the whole package for around a minute. What comes out is a circular scrambled egg patty similar to what you'd find on most fast-food breakfast sandwiches. Besides cooking quickly, the cleaning process is equally as efficient. The plastic cooking surface wipes clean with no effort despite not calling for oil or butter.
While the Easy Eggwich excels in efficiency, it lacks in the taste and texture department. The eggs come out of the microwave with a rubbery texture far from a fluffy french omelet. However, if quickness is the name of the game, you can't beat this device. The other downside is its focus on making omelets as opposed to other egg choices. The Easy Eggwich is a perfect choice for young kids who aren't allowed to use the stove or for parents trying to beat the morning hustle. 

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