The reason Americans chew toast for breakfast every morning is because it's easy to cook. Put the bread in the toaster and push down the lever, and after 3 minutes the freshly baked toast will pop up automatically. This is certainly easy, isn't it? Toast is the perfect breakfast menu for annoying Americans.

Egg dishes such as ham and eggs and bacon and eggs accompany the breakfast toast. The Americans have finally invented the "Rollie Eggmaster," a cooking utensil that automatically cooks this egg dish.



"Rollie Eggmaster" is a "toaster" for eggs. Insert the egg into the Rollie, wait a few minutes, and the omelet will be cooked and pop up automatically. Since no oil is used for cooking, not only can you enjoy healthy egg dishes, but you can also easily clean up afterwards. It's a perfect cookware for annoying Americans.

Rollie is using "vertical cooking technology". I'm not sure exactly what this technology is, but it seems that it is possible to cook menus such as bacon and eggs and burritos in addition to omelet by using it.



Unfortunately, the design of Rollie itself is not so good, and the shape of the omelet cooked with Rollie is also not so good. The shape of the egg dish made with Rollie is, by all means, chikuwa. Chikuwa itself is an attractive food, but when it comes to tamagoyaki, I feel like it's a little ... Is it possible to make omelet with a more appetizing shape? This may be Rollie's future challenge.


The Rollie is priced at $ 29.99.