Question 1

Has anyone poached an egg in the microwave with this? How did it work? It says microwave safe.

Accepted Answer

I do not see how you can use the coddler with its metal bracket in the microwave.  In addition, you would be unlikely to get the equivalent of a soft boiled egg in the microwave.  The coddler is, I think, designed to be used in water on the top of the stove.

Question 2

How many minutes for 2 eggs in the 4.4 oz coddler? At 1st the tops stayed uncooked...but I ended up with rubber eggs, as the timing wasn't obvious.

Accepted Answer

Wish I could help you, but I've all but given up on the perfect poached egg with the Jenner.  I've tried everything between 7 to 15 minutes in simmering water without much success.  I'm now using silicone cups with better results in about 5 minutes.  The Jenner is overpriced and unreliable.

Question 3

What is the width/diameter of the large 16oz coddler?

Accepted Answer

It is four and one quarter inches on the interior diameter.

Question 4

Does this coddler make a perfect poached egg???  i have read everywhere about it making coddled eggs but what about simple poached?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it can make the perfect poached egg.  The only difference between a poached egg and a coddled egg is that the coddled egg is inside a vessel with cream, butter and seasoning added.  The result is a poached egg that has these additional ingredients added.  If you have difficulty poaching an egg in a pan of water, the egg coddler is for you!

Product Dimensions	7.19 x 6.35 x 8.38 cm; 199.58 g
Finish types	Clear Cut
Care instructions	Hand Wash Only
Dishwasher safe?	Yes
Is assembly required	No
Number of pieces	1
Batteries required	No
Import designation	Imported
Item weight	0.44 Pounds

Jenaer Glas Wagenfeld Collection 2.2-Ounce Glass Egg Coddler, Small, Clear, Set of 2 -

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