The 10 Best Pans For Eggs

This wiki has been updated 24 times since it was first published in January of 2019. When making your eggs before work, you want something that heats up quickly because you're in a hurry, and cleans up easily, since nobody feels like dealing with grimy dishes first thing in the morning. These pans are perfect for cooking everyone's favorite protein-packed food, and come in shapes and sizes to suit every need. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

1. TeChef Eggcelente

Breakfast is easier with the TeChef Eggcelente (around $35). Its four-inch molds are ideal for making several individual servings, or you can fill two of them with pancake batter for a complete meal. Its stainless steel handle will have no trouble standing the test of time.

Can go in the oven
Three layers of nonstick coating
Deep enough for extra-large eggs

2. Genmine Mini

The curved sides of the Genmine Mini (around $10) leave no corners to trap particles and bacteria, and make it simple to slide food onto a plate. When you're cooking up breakfast for one, it's the perfect size, and when it's time to clean, it goes in the dishwasher.

Takes up little space in a cabinet
Cutout for hanging storage
Lightweight for easy flipping

3. Amore Kitchenware Flamekiss

Your food will turn out as perfect and pretty as the Amore Kitchenware Flamekiss (appx. $36) when you use this convenient item. Its slick ceramic coating ensures no bits of your meal are left behind after putting your masterpiece onto a plate.

Distributes heat evenly
Can be used with metal utensils
Makes english muffin-sized eggs

4. Tramontina Professional

At eight inches in diameter, the Tramontina Professional (appx. $21) is just the right size for a shareable scramble. It has a removable, soft-grip silicone sleeve that helps you get a better grip on it when flipping food. Plus, it's backed by a lifetime warranty.

Industrial-looking satin finish
Feels well balanced
Matching larger models available

5. RSVP International Endurance Poacher

Available in either a four or six-serving model, the RSVP International Endurance Poacher (appx. $39) is ready to whip up eggs Benedict for your next brunch party. Its name doesn't lie, as this item should withstand years of regular use without showing signs of wear and tear.

Center tray is easy to remove
Glass lid lets you monitor food
Comes with recipes

6. TeChef Specialty

The TeChef Specialty (around $33) makes it easy to blend your favorite ingredients into an omelet for a satisfying first meal of the day. Its folding design will trap heat inside, making sure that frittatas cook evenly and come out perfectly fluffy.

Durable riveted handles
Great for cooking two things at once
Includes a bonus silicone potholder

7. Calphalon Signature

Should you need something large enough for preparing your entire meal, the 10-inch Calphalon Signature (about $49) has you covered. The stickiest of foods slide effortlessly off the excellent nonstick coating, and even burnt bits come off easily during cleaning.

Scratch-resistant surface
Heavy-duty construction
Pricey for a single pan

8. T-fal B1500

No single person's kitchen should be without the convenient T-fal B1500 (about $10). When you need to quickly fry up one egg for a breakfast sandwich, this makes it a breeze. Its nonstick coating is on both the inside and outside for a truly easy cleanup.

Available in red or black
Heats up rapidly
Size makes spatula flipping tough

9. Chef Direct Stainless

Owners of induction or ceramic cooktops will appreciate that the Chef Direct Stainless (appx. $10) is safe to use on those. Available in a 4.72- or 5.51-inch size, it's the smart choice for someone living alone who needs to make quick, but nutritious, morning meals.

Also great for mini pancakes
Eggs come out perfectly round
Handle can get hot

10. GreenLife Set

Cook a full breakfast using the GreenLife Set (about $11). You can fry an egg in the round pan while grilling your French toast or bacon in the square one, plus its cheerful turquoise color can help put you in a good mood before stepping out your front door.

Can be used without oil
Sears food nicely
Exterior tends to show scratches

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