Eggies: Can We Live Without This?
Jun 24, 2011 18:30:30 GMT -5
Post by PrisonerOfHope on Jun 24, 2011 18:30:30 GMT -5
www.geteggiestv.com/?tag=he|af&a_aid=OF&a_bid=b3dc2eaa&data1=199
OK, so they exaggerate (a lot) about how much trouble it is to cook hard boiled eggs...but I like the idea that you can add ingredients to an egg before you hard boil it.
For $10 plus $7.99 P&H you get thingies to make six hard boiled eggs and a "free" egg slicer (which you could also get at Dollar Tree). For an additional $7.99 P&H you get a second set of six eggie thingies and a second egg slicer "free" - a $60 value.
First of all, the $7.99 P&H is very much inflated, and the idea that a dozen plastic containers and two egg slicers are "a $60 value" are ludicrous. So is the cost (including P&H) of $25.98.
But....if I saw the set of six Eggies for $10 (no P&H) at Bed, Bath, and Beyond, I might be tempted to give them a try. Anyone else?
OK, so they exaggerate (a lot) about how much trouble it is to cook hard boiled eggs...but I like the idea that you can add ingredients to an egg before you hard boil it.
For $10 plus $7.99 P&H you get thingies to make six hard boiled eggs and a "free" egg slicer (which you could also get at Dollar Tree). For an additional $7.99 P&H you get a second set of six eggie thingies and a second egg slicer "free" - a $60 value.
First of all, the $7.99 P&H is very much inflated, and the idea that a dozen plastic containers and two egg slicers are "a $60 value" are ludicrous. So is the cost (including P&H) of $25.98.
But....if I saw the set of six Eggies for $10 (no P&H) at Bed, Bath, and Beyond, I might be tempted to give them a try. Anyone else?
