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I recently introduced the Manual Quail Egg Peeler Machine into my kitchen, and it has become a game-changer in simplifying the tedious task of peeling boiled quail eggs. This compact and efficient device have not only saved me time but also made the process so easy that even my kids can join in without the worry of damaging the delicate eggs. The simplicity of this egg peeler is its standout feature. The hand-cranked design is user-friendly, and the process is straightforward. No more struggling with tedious peeling or worrying about broken eggshells – the machine effortlessly removes the shells from boiled quail eggs, leaving behind perfectly peeled eggs in a matter of seconds. What impressed me the most is how easy it is for my kids to use. The portable hand roll design allows them to get involved in the kitchen without the risk of damaging the hardboiled eggs. The manual operation is safe and requires minimal effort, making it a fun and interactive activity for the entire family. The durability of the egg peeler is noteworthy. It is constructed with high-quality materials, ensuring longevity and consistent performance. The compact size also makes it easy to store when not in use, adding to its convenience in a busy kitchen. In terms of efficiency, the egg peeler has significantly reduced the time and effort I spend on peeling quail eggs. Whether I'm preparing a snack or a meal that requires these tiny eggs, the machine has become an indispensable tool in my kitchen, streamlining the peeling process and saving me valuable time. In conclusion, the Manual Quail Egg Peeler Machine has exceeded my expectations in terms of simplicity, efficiency, and family-friendly usability. It has turned what used to be a laborious task into a quick and enjoyable experience, even for my kids. If you're looking for a hassle-free solution to peeling quail eggs without the risk of damaging them, this egg peeler is a must-have addition to your kitchen arsenal.

I lost my first review so this one is shorter T_T The c-clamp is a nut welded to a loop of metal, but it does its job quite well, actually. The peeler itself is surprisingly sturdy and works excellently. The egg shells occasionally get wound around one of the rollers, but you just roll it backwards and it's fine. You could probably hurt yourself if you really tried to squish your finger in there while rolling, but you'd really have to want to. I've let kids from 14 to 2 use mine at birthday parties and it's really popular - I just boiled like 200 eggs each time and let them go at it! It's mesmerizing to watch the shells get sucked away lol. Set a bowl of water at the open end and put 4 or 5 eggs on top. Press gently on the eggs and roll until the cracks start to expand and then let go and keep rolling. they peel in seconds, and you swipe them off the end into the bowl. This part if officially called "'ploop'ing" them. Once plooped, the remaining shell fragments come off in that water, so transfer them to second bowl. When the water gets too messy in the first, take all eggs out and move your second bowl to the ploop stage and rinse/refill the first bowl as the finishing bath. I lay the shell strips out to dry and grind them as calcium for my chickens (my bird types eat each other's shells) and they dry quickly after the peeler. I got this after a couple years of eggs by hand and it is now, no joke, one of my top pieces of equipment. I honestly can't imagine it breaking more than once in my lifetime, so if it ever does, I'll buy another immediately. It's simple, tough, cheap, and SO USEFUL. Absolutely get it. If you have at even 10 egg layers it would be unconscionable to go without. Also, can't stress this enough, if your friend/family member has quail and thinks this would be silly and worthless, get it for them as a gift. You'll gain so much authority and respect as a purveyor of good ideas once they actually try it out.

This works surprisingly well for peeling hard boiled quail eggs. MUCH faster than individually peeling. Can do multiple eggs at a time (3-5). Occasionally grabs the egg as well as the shell which can get messy but still faster than peeling 1 at a time by hand. Quite sturdy as well and came with extra set of silicone rollers. Seems like it would last a lifetime even if used on a regular basis. Manual crank handle. Easy to use and clean up afterwards.

Just used this thing for the first time and I love it! I found it easy to use and easy to clean. It really sucks the shell right off the egg. Personally, I think the manual model might be better than the model with the motor because any time I saw an egg being squeezed, meaning the rollers had grabbed the white along with the membrane/shell, I could simply stop, turn the crank in reverse to release the egg, reposition the egg, and try again, saving the egg. I imagine the motored model would just keep going, tearing the egg up as it went. Anyway, I bought this because while quail eggs aren't especially difficult to peel, their small size causes my left (holding) hand to cramp up when peeling a large number. This little tool speeds up the process, and best of all, there's no more peeling pain. It's a win for me!

Ehh. Its not great but its not absolutely useless. You have to roll/crush the shell a bit so it will catch, sometimes it will try to suck the whole egg in and then its a wasted obliterated egg. If you just do one or two at a time you can get it to work. Ultimately its probably no faster than just hand peeling but easier on your hands. I've done a few hundred eggs with it so far. Wouldn't spend the money on it a 2nd time though.

Perfect little tool. Follow the directions and it will work perfectly for you. Very very happy with it

Meh… not sure this is worth it.

This product kinda is not the best

Ça pleume en caliss ! Merci a Mr.Wong 🤘

Worked very well for peeling quail eggs, about 10x faster than by hand with only a small increase in damaged eggs. There is a bit of a trick to it, but once you get a feel for it works very well. But by far the best advice is to age the eggs a few weeks before you boil and peel them. The peel so much better after a few weeks vs fresh.

Works well! Much faster than peeling by hand. Would recommend.

Fonctionne parfaitement si on fait cuire les oeufs selon les instructions !