3-IN-1 EGG SEPARATOR, OXO GOOD GRIPS Oxo - CHEF TOOLS,COOKING UTENSILS - Chef's Hat

June 18,2024

3-IN-1 EGG SEPARATOR, OXO GOOD GRIPS Oxo - CHEF TOOLS,COOKING UTENSILS.
Hook the Egg Separator onto the side of a bowl for the perfect edge for cracking eggs. The base catches bits of shell and prevents eggs from dripping onto the countertop. The Egg Separator features two different ridges to fit on either thin- or thick-rimmed bowls.

Product Features:
- Separates egg yolks from whites
- Raised edge is perfect for easily cracking eggs
- Prevents drips from running down the side of bowls and onto counters and tables
- Keeps egg shells from falling into bowl
- Fits most bowls

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Prevent messes with the OXO Good Grips 3-in-1 Egg Separator. Simply hook the Egg Separator onto the side of a bowl and instantly have a perfect edge for cracking eggs. The base of the separator catches runaway pieces of shell and prevents drips from running down the outside of the bowl onto your counter or table. This neat tool can also separate egg whites from yolks in one easy step.

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