Pierce in Seconds
Gently press the wide end of the egg onto the pin. That's it.
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One quick press before boiling can help make stubborn shells easier to peel — with less mess and less fuss.
Gently press the wide end of the egg onto the pin. That's it.
No new routine to learn. Prep your egg, then boil it your usual way.
The tiny vent can help reduce pressure while cooking so shells release more easily.
Pierce before boiling, cook like you always do, and make hard-boiled egg prep feel a whole lot easier.
One quick press before boiling can help reduce cracking and make stubborn shells easier to peel.
Hard-boiled eggs shouldn't turn into a messy morning project. Start with one tiny prep step before the pot.
Place the wide end of the egg on the pin and press gently to create a tiny vent hole before boiling.
As the egg heats up, the tiny vent may help release pressure — helping reduce cracks and stuck-on shells.
Unlock the pin, gently pierce the egg, then cook it exactly the way you normally would. No new routine to learn.
From quick breakfasts and protein snacks to salads and deviled eggs, it's an easy little tool to keep nearby.
At just 2.17 inches wide and 0.79 inches high, it takes up barely any room — so you can keep it close without adding another bulky gadget to your kitchen.
Simple prep, smoother mornings, and more time to actually enjoy breakfast.
Quick answers to the things you'll probably want to know before your first batch.
Use the wider end of the egg. Set it gently over the pin and press down just enough to make a tiny vent hole.
Before boiling. Pierce the raw egg first, then cook it the same way you normally would.
Nope. Make the tiny hole first, then boil your eggs just like you usually do. No special cooking method required.
The small vent gives pressure inside the egg somewhere to escape as it heats up. That may help reduce cracking and make stubborn shells easier to peel.
Very. Give it a quick rinse after use, dry it, and it's ready for your next batch.
The piercing pin is made from 304 stainless steel for simple, reusable everyday egg prep.
Yes. It's compact enough to tuck into a kitchen drawer without taking up much space.
Rated by home cooks who want simpler, cleaner egg prep.
One quick press before boiling. Less cracking, easier peeling, and a whole lot less fuss.