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Fried Egg Moulds

Fried Egg Moulds
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Here's an easy way to make breakfast eggs more fun!

These fried egg moulds are made from 0.5mm mirror polished stainless steel. At less than £1 each to make I think they were pretty cheap. They were also a lot of fun to make and the possibilities for designs are almost endless.

I made a star, a heart and a Land Rover Defender (vrrrrrrrrrrrm!). You could also make some eggciting ninja eggs, or even android or instructables robot eggs! All using the same method documented below.



A note on spelling: I'm British, so I apologise, you will have to put up with our penchant for adding a U to the middle of as many words as we can. You might know these better as molds.
 
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Step 1Tools, Materials, Ingredients & Equipment

Tools: (selection of)
  • steel ruler
  • clamps
  • tin snips
  • whiteboard pens
  • hammer

Materials:
  • strips of 0.5mm stainless steel, 500mm long

Ingredients:
  • eggs!
  • bread for toasting

Equipment:
  • frying spatula
  • frying pan (not your best one)
  • tongs
  • egg moulds!
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17 comments
Apr 30, 2011. 9:03 AMwebambrla says:
Good idea.) It's great to come out)) Cheerful breakfast ;)

all about the money
Dec 21, 2010. 11:54 AMpneumadragonfly says:
Totally Eggciting! I can see making cookie/fudge/cake/rice-treat/pet-treat cutters using the same method. Eggceptional instructable and eggxactly what I was looking for earlier for cookie cutters. Eggxact and eggxtra sturdy construction for any egghead willing to go the distance for eggstravagant eggs and stainless steel shapes!

Thank you for egging-on the creative yolk in my head with your instructable. I am egglow with egg-loads of ideas.

And now my puns and post are done... but truly, thank you for sharing and hope my eggregious use of puns hasn't left you white in the face and crawling into your shell.
Nov 29, 2010. 11:19 AMneetcooks says:
oh these look great i have seen this done with bread, where you cut a shape out of the bread and cook the egg in that shape.
Dec 10, 2010. 4:22 AMTANZMEISTER says:
Egg in a hole, Birdy in a Basket, Breakfast!
Dec 8, 2010. 6:15 AMBatness says:
This is awesome! I wish someone would make me shaped cooked eggs. :D
Dec 3, 2010. 1:50 PMmossDboss says:
I did this a few weeks ago with a Moose cookie cutter, the problem I experience with regular cookie cutters is that they do sit flat, they are warped a tad.

Very impressive on making your own shapes.
Nov 25, 2010. 1:51 PMbertus52x11 says:
One word: pancakes !!!
Nov 25, 2010. 10:58 PMbertus52x11 says:
Definitely the stars you already have, but then larger..
BTW could you make a face or glasses in such a way that two egg yolks would be the eyes?
Dec 3, 2010. 12:28 PMbertus52x11 says:
I understand! You probably have made it already, but then decided that you can't publish it here on Instructables! ;-)
Nov 30, 2010. 3:22 PMShootingStars says:
This looks sooo cool! Thank for sharing :)
Nov 25, 2010. 5:47 PMzascecs says:
green bacon... mmm...
Nov 25, 2010. 1:37 PMlimpach says:
I know these as awesome homemade cookie cutters XD
Nice 'ible

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