Silicone Owl Egg Mold: Fun Shaped Breakfast for Kids
Plain fried eggs become an owl-faced breakfast kids actually want to eat. A flexible violet silicone mold with glasses-shaped rings holds the egg in shape in your frying pan.
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Plain fried eggs become an owl-faced breakfast kids actually want to eat. A flexible violet silicone mold with glasses-shaped rings holds the egg in shape in your frying pan.
Turn everyday eggs into a cute owl-shaped breakfast
- boring plain fried eggs
- eggs spreading into irregular shapes in the pan
- making breakfast fun for kids
Turn every breakfast egg into a cute owl face
Plain fried eggs spread into messy shapes and get pushed aside at the table. With one silicone owl mold, the same egg becomes a breakfast your kids want to finish.
An owl face that stays in place
- An owl that holds its shape
The silicone outline and the round glasses-shaped rings keep yolk and white where they belong while the egg cooks. Set the mold in a hot, lightly oiled pan and the owl face comes out clean.
- Flexible silicone, easy release
Soft silicone bends away from the cooked egg, so it slides out without tearing. A thin film of oil or butter makes it even smoother.
- Eggs, pancakes, rice rolls
The same owl shape works for pancake batter and other breakfast fillings. Mix owls on one plate for a weekend brunch that looks like a treat.
Owl breakfast in three simple steps
- 1Heat and grease
Warm a non-stick pan on medium and add a little oil or butter.
- 2Place the mold, add the egg
Set the mold down lightly, then crack an egg into the rings.
- 3Flip and serve
Cook until set, lift the mold off with a spatula and slide the owl onto the plate.
The breakfast kids ask for by name
The plain egg problem
Mornings are rushed. The egg spreads into a lopsided blob, your kid pushes it aside, and you are out of lunchbox ideas.
A little owl in the pan
The mold sits in the pan and does the shaping. Crack an egg into the glasses rings and an owl face appears.
Breakfast they ask for
The plate comes back empty. Next morning someone asks for the owl egg again.
Easy release, simple cleanup
- Wash with warm soapy water
Rinse right after cooking.
- Grease lightly
A little oil helps the egg release.
- Keep knives away
Use a silicone or wooden spatula.
- Store flat
It is compact and fits a drawer.
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Questions and answers
Heat the pan first, add a little oil, and set the mold down before cracking the egg. Rest it lightly without pressing, and the egg stays inside the owl outline.
Use it on medium heat in a non-stick pan, as the design intends. Lift the egg with a silicone or wooden spatula, and keep knives off the silicone.
It is compact and sits flat in a regular pan. It cooks one egg at a time, so plan one owl per round.
Yes. Pour in pancake batter or fill it with other soft breakfast mixes for the same owl face.
Wash it with warm soapy water. Because it replaces fiddly egg art and gets kids eating breakfast, it pays back across school mornings, brunches and lunchboxes, and it stores flat in a drawer.
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