4-inch Silicone Fried Egg Rings Set, 4-pack, Round Mold for Pancakes, Breakfast Sandwich, Nonstick

Love these ring molds!!! I guess the trick is to get your pan hot before adding ingredients. I also put the ring in my pan as it was getting hot as well. It worked perfectly, and I was thoroughly impressed. No leaking issues at all. (Got to have a hot pan) They are clean and light and perfect . I’ve never had egg ring molds be and I never knew I needed them in my life! I absolutely love them! Can’t wait to try fluffy pancakes for at home McGriddles It worked perfectly and easily for me, so I highly recommend. Easy to remove the egg, Value was good for me because it worked. It seems strong. The plastic didn’t melt when I heated them up in my pan So they are pretty strong & they make the cutest round looking eggs! Perfect for any Mcmuffin or McGriddle

These egg rings work wonderfully. Don't stick to pan nor do egg runs out of ring. In 3 mins eggs are cooked to perfection.

My husband bought these to be able to make egg muffins at home. They seem really sturdy and good quality , plastic and silicone. They clean up easily and seem to work really well to hold the egg shape for the muffins.

Easy to use, work great. Also easy to clean. My old stainless were starting to tarnish on the inside.

These would work better if my electric Blackstone griddle was completely flat. Since it is not, there is some leakage but it does contain most of the egg.

Have used these now for several years. Just recently ordered a set for a relative. Only drawback is do not leave in a hot pan without food as they will deform (melt). Second, recommend cleaning in the dishwasher to remove any oil that may become lodged in the swing pivot area. The oil will make the handle fall over if not removed.

These work amazing but there's a little bit of a learning curve. If you crack your egg into it onto a cold pan it will leak. The key is a very hot pan. When you crack your egg into it on a hot pan they work just as advertised and make a great sandwich. Once set, turn your pan down in temp and cook as normal.

I've had these rings for about 8 months now. One of them came warped right out of the box so I threw it away. But the other 3 seemed fine. Let me just start by saying that I think many of the negative reviews complaining about leaking from the rings might actually just be using a warped pan, so in that case it doesn't matter what ring you use it will always leak. That being said, it is possible for the ones that are flat to leak a little bit, as that's my experience with a cast iron pan that I know is flat. The best way to avoid leaking is to make sure your pan and oil has been properly heated prior to putting in the egg. I let the oil heat up then put the ring in for a minute to let it heat up, then put the egg in. Doing this I never have leaking problems. BUT the problems come when we start looking at the design of the rings. They are plastic with a silicone ring glued to the inside of the ring. So over time that ring has slowly come off after numerous uses and washings. Still usable, but prone to getting crap stuck in the open cracks. Also, if you watch my video, you'll see that the hinges also slowly give out, as they are crappy plastic. So eventually you'll have a handle that won't stay up which makes it pretty much unusable. These are some of the most expensive rings advertised on here and I'd argue some of the worst designed. You should opt for unibody rings that are made entirely of silicone and that have handles that aren't hinged and crappy.

Brand Stirlex is not mentioned anywhere on the box or the rings. Silicone melted on edges.

I really like these. I bought some other egg rings before these that were black and metal and even though they said non stick they stuck to egg like crazy even when putting some oil on the inside of the ring. These do not stick to the egg at all and they also just look nice too.