Cuisinart CGR-400, Size: 4 inch, 6 inch and 8 inch, Ultimate Griddle Ring Set, 4-Piece

If you’re looking for a solid metal ring for making the perfect bacon, egg and cheese sandwich this is it. Initially when I started my search I noticed a lot of cheaper options made out of silicone/rubber and I was concerned about the long term affects of heating up silicone/rubber and chemicals getting into my eggs. Then I stumbled upon this metal set which is not a non-stick, and now I no longer have to worry about the harmful chemicals potentially being absorbed, the rings work great. Haven’t used the bigger ones since I only really cook with the smaller ring, but it fits 2 eggs nicely. I’ve tried 3 eggs but that is the absolute max before you could potentially overfill the smallest ring.

Very happy with this purchase.

There's really nothing to dislike about the ring so far I've made only breakfast with them so far with the griddle I bought but they make breakfast sandwiches pancakes and egg omelets uniform and so easy to make that I am glad I purchased them and would definitely if asked tell my friends they can't go wrong with them

These are awesome rings, easy to clean and are 7/8" high. The handles are very helpful and mine didn't get hot. The mixture stays inside the rings and you can make thin or thicker pancakes and they are all the same size. I had no problem with eggs or pancakes sticking to them - but I do put a dab of butter in them for cooking so that might have helped. They come in a box that you can keep them in when not in use. They are very easy to clean.The two 4" egg rings make perfect size eggs for bagels, biscuits, etc. and also are good for making small pancakes.The 6" ring makes bigger pancakes and you can use it to make a small omelet.The 8" ring makes a big omelet.

works great for eggs, eggs, and omelets. just spray a lite coat of Pam or equivalent, and remove rings when eggs start to cook on the edges.

These grill rinks do not sit tightly on the grill. For eggs the yolk leaks outside the ring from the bottom. For pancakes the batter sticks to the sides when lifting up.

I have a little silicone egg ring I had gotten awhile back from a store locally. We've started using the griddle more now so I wanted to get more egg rings to do more than 1 egg at a time. My husband also likes omelets, so I figured a bigger ring for that would make those easier. We've used these on sunny side up eggs and nothing else so far. They work perfectly. None of the egg escapes! With my silicone one some egg escapes. These are easy to clean and easy to use. I spray them with butter, and the egg comes out easily.

Work well