Do you guys peel "boiled eggs"? Boiled eggs are also useful as side dishes for sandwiches and bento boxes, but it is stressful if the film does not come off well or if the white meat sticks together and comes off.


I found NITORI's "boiled egg cutter" at that time. It was 205 yen including tax. The boiled egg seems to be an item that can be easily peeled off, so I decided to give it a try!

● Make a small hole in the egg

This is a tool with a slicer that cuts boiled eggs and a needle that makes a small hole in the egg so that it can be easily peeled. Make holes before boiling the eggs. By doing this, air will enter between the thin film and the contents, making it easier to peel off the shell.



The structure to make a hole is simple, and when you put an egg on the yellow knob and push it down firmly so that it does not break, the needle pops out and pierces the shell. It can be locked to prevent injury, so when you want to make a hole, turn the knob in the "release" direction.





When I pressed the egg tightly, a small small hole opened! Boil the eggs as they are.



Boiled up. As usual, crack the shell and peel it off ...


Oh. The whole film was peeled off smoothly! The white meat doesn't stick to it, and it's certainly easier to peel than usual. By the way, while boiling, I was worried that the contents would not leak from the holes, but there was no problem.


Then, cut the boiled egg with a slicer as it is. It was neatly divided into 11 parts.

● Isn't it okay to draw?

It's a convenient item, but if you just want to make a hole in the egg, you can use a drawing or a pin ...? I think some people thought that. exactly.

However, this boiled egg cutter has a safety lock to prevent your hand from being injured by the needle, it has a dent so it does not shift when you push it, and the slicer is also included in the set. Boiled egg slicers can be used quite well, so if you don't have one yet, you may consider purchasing one. It's about 200 yen.