Stainless Steel Egg Separator That Keeps Yolks Intact
Separate eggs with one steel tool and keep the yolk whole for custards and meringues. The 304 stainless cup catches the yolk while the clear white drains into your bowl, so you stop fishing shell out of the batch. Rinse it in seconds and it is ready for the next egg.
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Separate eggs with one steel tool and keep the yolk whole for custards and meringues. The 304 stainless cup catches the yolk while the clear white drains into your bowl, so you stop fishing shell out of the batch. Rinse it in seconds and it is ready for the next egg.
Separate egg yolk from white quickly and cleanly with one stainless steel tool
- messy hand separation of eggs
- yolk breaking into egg whites
- wasting egg whites for baking
Separate every egg clean, yolk intact, white saved.
Stop fishing shell fragments out of broken batches. Crack, lift the yolk into the cup, and let the clear white drain into your bowl.
Built to hold the yolk and release the white

A cup that holds the yolk
The central cup cradles the yolk while the white drains away through the slots. You lift one intact yolk out instead of a bowl of broken halves. More stainless steel egg tools sit in the same range if you crack eggs in volume.

Steel that stays clean
SUS 304 is stamped right on the tool, so you know the grade you are buying. The rim is mirror-bright and the cup has a satin finish that wipes down in seconds. Steel does not hold egg residue the way a plastic squeezer can.

A grip that steadies every tilt
The thumb hole sits where your hand rests, so the tool balances over the bowl while you tilt it. It stays steady with no wobble, even when one hand is doing all the work.
Crack, lift, drain in seconds
- 1Crack over the rim
Tap the egg firmly but gently over the oval rim, then open the shell over the cup so the yolk lands in the center.
- 2Let the white drain
The clear white runs through the drainage slots into the glass bowl below. Give it a moment before you move.
- 3Lift the yolk out
Hold the tool by the thumb hole, tilt it slightly and lift. The yolk stays whole in the cup and goes straight into your pan or bowl.
Rinse, wipe, and it is ready again
- Rinse right after use
Warm water clears egg residue before it dries on the drainage slots.
- Wipe the cup and rim dry
A dry towel keeps the mirror-bright rim and the satin cup looking new.
- Dishwasher safe
304 stainless holds up to repeated washing, and it does not absorb odor from batch to batch.
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Questions and answers
Yes. You crack the egg over the oval rim, the white drains through the slots and the yolk settles in the cup. The method is the same for any egg size.
304 is the stainless grade stamped on the tool, and it resists rust and staining in everyday kitchen use. It is dishwasher safe, though a quick rinse right after use keeps the slots clear.
Shell-to-shell tossing leaves yolks broken and shell fragments in the bowl. The central cup holds the yolk on its own, so you are not juggling two halves over a bowl.
One broken yolk can ruin a meringue batch, and every white you pour away is an egg you paid for. A rigid steel tool that does not tear, stain or crack costs less than the eggs it saves over a year of baking.
Yes. Clear whites whip faster for meringue and make a clean base for egg-white sours and foamy cocktails, since no yolk gets into the shaker.
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