Stainless Steel Egg Separator for Clean, Fast Yolks
Separate eggs for breakfast or a meringue without shell in the bowl or a broken yolk in the batter. The stainless steel cup holds the yolk while clear white drains through the slots, and the handle comes in powder blue or blush pink. Compact, quick to rinse, and simple to hang next to your other...
Read the full descriptionDescription
Separate eggs for breakfast or a meringue without shell in the bowl or a broken yolk in the batter. The stainless steel cup holds the yolk while clear white drains through the slots, and the handle comes in powder blue or blush pink. Compact, quick to rinse, and simple to hang next to your other tools.
Separate egg yolk from white quickly and cleanly with one simple tool
- messy hand-separating eggs
- yolk breaking into egg white
- shell fragments in batter
- wasting time in baking prep
Separate eggs without the mess or the broken yolk
Tired of fishing shell out of batter and watching yolks burst? Crack, lift, and let the white drain while the yolk stays whole in steel.
Steel Cup, Slotted Drain, One Motion

A cup that holds the yolk
The polished stainless cup cradles the yolk, so it sits up instead of sliding around like it does in a plastic scoop. The steel is rigid, which means the yolk keeps its shape while you lift it out of the white.

Drains the white, not the yolk
The perforated slots let the clear white run through while the yolk stays in the cup. Lift slowly over the bowl and let the white finish dripping before you move the yolk to the pan or the mixing bowl. For the next step of a meringue, a hand mixer for baking does the whipping.

Soft pastel, simple to store
The matte handle comes in powder blue or blush pink, with embossed KITCHEN TOOL text and a hanging hole at the end. At 20.5 cm long with a 7.4 cm head, it hangs on a hook or rail next to your other tools and takes little drawer space.
Crack, Lift, Drain in Seconds
- 1Crack the egg over the tool
Crack the egg into the middle of the separator so the yolk lands in the steel cup.
- 2Let the white drain
Lift the separator so the white falls through the perforated slots into your bowl.
- 3Lift the yolk cleanly
Lift slowly and keep the cup level over the bowl until the white stops dripping. Then move the yolk to the pan or the mixing bowl.
- 4Rinse before the next egg
Rinse under warm water right after use and dry it before storing, so the slots stay open.
One Tool, Two Pastel Handles
- Stainless steel yolk separator×1
Cup head with perforated drain slots, 7.4 cm head diameter
- Matte pastel handle×1
Powder blue or blush pink, embossed KITCHEN TOOL text
- Hanging hole×1
At the end of the handle for hook storage, 20.5 cm long overall
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The yolk sits in a solid steel cup rather than sliding through the holes, so it stays whole while the white drains. The slots are sized for white only. If a yolk is already broken before you crack the egg, that comes from the egg, not the tool.
For one egg the difference is small. For a dozen eggs going into a pavlova or a batch of custard, you skip the shell fishing and the second pass with a spoon, and that is where most of the prep time goes. If you whip the whites next, a baking whisks stainless set is the natural partner.
Dried white can block the slots, so rinse the head under warm water right after each use. A few seconds at the tap keeps the drain clear from one batch to the next.
Rinse it by hand under warm water right after use and dry it before storing. That takes seconds and keeps the slots open.
It is not single-use. There is no plastic to crack or warp, and the steel head hangs on a hook for years of weekend baking. If you separate eggs every week, the time you save on each bake is the value you are paying for.
Similar products
See all





