Two Eggs.
One Easy Routine.
Dual egg spaces let you prepare two eggs together, making it easier to build a fuller breakfast without repeating the whole process.

A quicker, cleaner way to make a warm egg breakfast in the microwave — with room for two eggs and no saucepan of simmering water to manage.
Make a more satisfying breakfast without cooking one egg at a time.
Skip the pan, boiling water and constant watching during busy mornings.
Fewer pots and utensils means less washing after breakfast.
Everything you want from a weekday egg breakfast — without turning it into a full stovetop project.
Dual egg spaces let you prepare two eggs together, making it easier to build a fuller breakfast without repeating the whole process.
Designed around microwave cooking so you can make a warm egg breakfast without heating a pan or monitoring a pot of water.
Keep breakfast simpler with fewer cooking tools to manage and fewer dishes waiting in the sink when you are finished.
A few useful things to know before adding the Fempick™ Microwave Egg Poacher to your morning routine.
Yes. The dual-cup design is intended to let you prepare two eggs in one microwave session, which is useful when you want a more complete breakfast without repeating the process.
Cooking time depends on microwave wattage, egg size and your preferred doneness. Start with the timing in the product instructions and make small adjustments rather than adding a long amount of extra time at once.
No stovetop poaching setup is required. The product is designed for microwave preparation, helping you avoid the traditional pot of simmering water and the extra cookware that comes with it.
Follow the preparation and venting directions supplied with your poacher. Microwave egg instructions commonly require the yolk or membrane to be pierced so pressure does not build up. Do not ignore the product's microwave-safety directions.
Let the poacher cool before handling, then clean away egg residue with warm water and mild dish soap. Follow the care information supplied with the product before using a dishwasher or other high-heat cleaning method.
Microwave power changes cooking speed. A higher-wattage microwave may cook faster, while a lower-wattage model can take longer. Use the product directions as your starting point and adjust carefully in short intervals.