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Instant Pot, Yellow Official Silicone Egg Rack, $6.17 at Amazon (or at Kohls for a bit less but shipping only)
$5.19
$13.99
For hard or soft boiling eggs in your instant pot. $6.17 when you add the 32¢ coupon on the product page (thanks Wuzzy). Ships from and Sold by Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WRMG24C
QA Note: Amazon is OOS but Kohls still has it via the link below but only for shipping, no store pickup.
A bit cheaper at Kohl's [kohls.com] with code SAVENOW, $5.17. However YMMV as it doesn't appear to be available for pickup and needs a $49 minimum for free shipping.
QA Note: Amazon is OOS but Kohls still has it via the link below but only for shipping, no store pickup.
A bit cheaper at Kohl's [kohls.com] with code SAVENOW, $5.17. However YMMV as it doesn't appear to be available for pickup and needs a $49 minimum for free shipping.
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| Post Date | Sold By | Sale Price | Activity |
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 11/02/23 |  Amazon | $6.35 |
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| Product Name: | Instant Pot, Yellow Official Silicone Egg Rack, Compatible with 3-quart, 6-quart & 8-quart cookers |
| Manufacturer: | Lifetime Brands |
| Model Number: | 5252050 |
| Product SKU: | B07WRMG24C |
| UPC: | 24131430031 |
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Dont get me wrong I like my instapot for certain things, but it takes a long time to get to a pressurized state. Meanwhile, I can have hardboiled eggs done in less than 10 minutes on a stove. I doubt the instant pot will even start to count down in 10 minutes.
Dont get me wrong I like my instapot for certain things, but it takes a long time to get to a pressurized state. Meanwhile, I can have hardboiled eggs done in less than 10 minutes on a stove. I doubt the instant pot will even start to count down in 10 minutes.
https://altonbrown.com/eggs-under-pressure/
https://altonbrown.com/eggs-under-pressure/
The quality of IP accessories (vs. non-brands) is usually very good.
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Dont get me wrong I like my instapot for certain things, but it takes a long time to get to a pressurized state. Meanwhile, I can have hardboiled eggs done in less than 10 minutes on a stove. I doubt the instant pot will even start to count down in 10 minutes.
How easy to peel depends on the eggs more than anything, and soaking in ice for a long time.
How easy to peel depends on the eggs more than anything, and soaking in ice for a long time.
What about longevity in the fridge? That's what we do with ours - cook maybe 10 or 12, keep in fridge and kids eat them as snacks or for breakfast. I wonder if "easier to peel" translates into "more permeable to microbes".
The one big issues with IP is the time it takes to heat, boil and pressurize. If you're cooking a roast, say, the "soak time" under pressure might be 45 min but it will take 20 just to get there with preheating and pressurization.
Meanwhile, stovetop eggs are done in 7 minutes from rolling boil, ice bath, fridge.