 - Nonstick removable rings
- Includes 4 rings, 1 center piece, 1 handle
- Rings are 3-1/2 inches in diameter, 3/4 inch deep
- Heat-resistant removable plastic handle
- Disassembles easily for cleaning and compact storage
List Price: $12.99
Lowest Price: $10.79 
Product Description: For flawless looking pancakes or fried eggs, try these Egg/Pancake Rings at home. Set of 4 comes as a single unit that you can place on your griddle or inside your pan (as shown - pan not included). And each ring features a nonstick coating so food removes easily. Handle is heat resistant so you can lift and remove comfortably, and it detaches for cleaning and storage. Use this multipurpose tool for serving perfectly formed side dishes and keeping other food from overlapping as you cook. Great for making layered food presentations, too. Amazon.com Review: Cooking for a crowd? These rings allow you to fry up to four precisely sized eggs or flapjacks at a shot. Or you can boost efficiency by cooking separate items in the same pan without creating an unintentional goulash. The rings' nonstick surface makes for less mess during serving and cleanup, and they're easy to assemble or take apart. --Emily Bedard Customer Reviews: Rating: 
Date: 2008-07-02
One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them, one ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them.
OK, so these egg/pancake rings aren't exactly cursed but you'd think this product was downright evil after reading some of these reviews.
Perhaps, most people are expecting too much. These rings work and respond best to a gentle cooking hand. I've tried eggs and pancakes both and have had great success. The more I use the rings, the more proficient I've become. HERE'S A TIP: You don't want to overfill the rings. Give it a gentle shake to loosen the pancake from the edges before lifting the rings away.
I like this product because it allows me to produce pancakes that are PERFECTLY SIZED FOR YOUNG CHILDREN. I make a huge batch on Sunday and put enough in the freezer to last the week.
BTW: We've owned the rings for more than a year and the NONSTICK SURFACE is holding up well. Rating: 
Date: 2008-06-27
Difficult to use
This product is difficult to use all 4 egg rings at once. You cannot simply lift the rings away the eggs always stick. I found u need to seperatte the eggs from the side of the ring then lift. Rating:
Date: 2008-06-26
They are what they are
These rings are exactly what they say they are, rings to cook eggs with. They say you can also do pancakes, but I don't know who likes pancakes that small or why you need a perfectly round 3.5 inch pancake, although I guess you could use them to make crumpets as well. The product works well and cleans up easy. My only issue is finding the perfect heat/ time balance so they are cooked through but not browned like the people at the golden arches are able to. Rating:
Date: 2008-03-01
Different than McDonald's...
As a person who used to work for Mickey D's, there are some differences with the tool they use to make Egg McMuffins. Theirs is heavy duty, felt like cast iron. Before cooking, we coated them quite liberally with melted butter, then cracked the eggs into the rings. Next step was to break the yolks with a spatula. Finally, the step that differs most from these rings - we added a heavy lid over them which had an integral little cup with a small hole in the bottom. We would fill the cup with water and the water would seep under the lid, hitting the grill and steaming the eggs to completion.
I haven't used this item, but imagine if you are looking to duplicate the McDonald's process and want to avoid 'egg seepage' you may want to look for a heavier duty set and perhaps find a way to duplicate the lid idea.
Rating:
Date: 2008-02-16
Good product.
I purchased several sets of these for the Church to use when we have a pancake event(cooking greater than 50 pancakes in a short period of time). The rings did not stick and made well formed pancakes. The only draw back was the poorly designed device that was intended to pick up four of the rings at once...it was very flimsy and we ended up using tongs to remove the rings from the griddle because it was faster. If the center piece could be secured, the product would be perfect. The rings still performed very well utilizing the tongs and we cooked 250+ pancakes in 45 minutes using them. | 
