The Negg

The Negg video of hard-boiled eggs effortlessly slipping out of their shells IS quite impressive. Unfortunately my experience is quite different; first egg I tried just shredded completely and wasn't salvageable at all. The next few eggs also either shredded - or when I tried to be more gentle, barely cracked the egg shells at all and had to be manually peeled, with effort. It was nothing like the spiffy Negg video. I think they must have seriously OVER-boiled the eggs in the video, is all that I can figure. When I checked the reviews after many repeated unsuccessful attempts to use the Negg I was chagrined to find ... the reviews were overwhelmingly negative; it's just that Grommet sorts the reviews from positive to negative by default so it looks like everyone loves it. READ REVIEWS FIRST, people! Because right now all I need to know is if the Negg is made of recyclable materials or if there is any other possible uses for it because it certainly doesn't work for peeling eggs! Boo.

This ended up cracking the egg into 100 little pieces, so by hand u had to pick off each little piece, then it messed up the egg!

I must not have used it right, but I'm not giving up

I ended up passing my NEGG onto a friend to see if he could get it to work as I had zero luck with it. I followed the directions to the letter to no avail. Hey, you win some you lose some!

Tried it and wish I could return it. not worth the trouble. Doesn't do the job.

This was a waste of money. It took off the white along with the shell and left me with only the yoke!

This poduct doesn't work, I've tried it with eggs boiled according to the method in the instruction booklet, my own standard way, and purchased precooked hard boiled eggs. Never did the product succeed in what it promised.

My advice... do NOT buy it.

If you have chickens, and are looking for something to work on those impossible to peel fresh eggs....keep looking. This works, but only on old eggs, as other gadgets before it have done. I keep trying to find a tool for this task but Mother Nature keeps reminding me, the only solution is to let your fresh eggs sit in the fridge for a few weeks before hard boiling them if you want an easy to peel egg or if you are buying your eggs from the grocery store this will do the trick. Perhaps no one thought to test the Negg on freshly laid eggs?
I wish it had worked for the gifts from my girls. Disappointing.

does not work worth a damn - a sham

I didn't look at the product closely enough (which was my fault) because I would have realized that it did (for 20.00) exactly what a teaspoon does now. I was so excited because eggs can be hard to peel. I hate that I was out postage etc. hate spending money and having nothing to show. When this happens it makes me leery of additional purchases.

Grace & Peace

Lynda