Do I use it before or after boiling?
Before boiling. It makes a small opening in the raw egg’s shell; it is not a tool for peeling a cooked egg.
A little tool for your egg routine
Meet the Egg Hole Puncher: a compact, reusable piercer for making a small opening in an egg’s shell before boiling. Set it on the counter, unlock the cover, and gently press the egg’s wide end onto the platform.



For the meals you make on repeat
Toast and eggs before a busy day. A batch for the week. Deviled eggs for the table. If boiled eggs are part of your routine, this little tool gives the prep step a place of its own.
A small, manually operated tool that sits on the counter while you prep.
The piercer makes a tiny shell opening before boiling, rather than peeling or cutting a cooked egg.

A small opening. A straightforward method.
Place the piercer on a flat work surface and turn the cover to the open position.
Set the egg’s wider end on the platform and press gently. The central pin makes a small opening in the shell.
Continue with your usual boiling method. The piercer is a prep tool and stays out of the pot.

Purpose-built for a tiny job
The pin works through the center of the platform as you gently press the egg down.
Turn the cover closed to keep the pin covered between uses.
The images show white and yellow components in two combinations. Choose White or Yellow in the product options.
Give the prep step its own tool
| A loose pin | The Egg Hole Puncher |
|---|---|
| You hold the individual pin while making an opening. | The pin is built into a platform that rests on your work surface. |
| The pin needs its own storage place. | The twist-lock cover closes over the piercing point. |
| A general-purpose item used for a small prep task. | A compact tool with a format designed for pressing an egg onto it. |

Ready for the next batch
After prep, rinse the tool, wipe it clean, and dry it before storing. Close the twist-lock cover so the piercing point stays covered in the drawer.
Keep the same little tool ready for another day of egg prep.
The product’s care image shows rinsing, wiping dry, and storing for the next use.

A small home in your kitchen drawer
The low-profile design takes up a small spot on the counter during prep and tucks away afterward.
Dimensions are approximate, as shown in the product size image. Color and piece count depend on the option you select.
For the person who always has eggs on the menu
A useful addition to your own routine, a small gift for a breakfast enthusiast, or something to share with a meal-prep friend. Choose a bundle that fits the way you plan to use it.
Before the next batch
Before boiling. It makes a small opening in the raw egg’s shell; it is not a tool for peeling a cooked egg.
The wider end, as shown in the product’s use image. Set the tool on a flat surface, unlock it, and press gently.
No. It is a shell-piercing prep tool, not a guarantee of crack-free cooking or perfectly clean peeling.
Rinse and dry it after use, then close the twist-lock cover to keep the pin covered before putting it away.
The available bundle counts are 2, 4, and 6 pieces. Check the color and quantity in your selected product option.
No. It is operated by hand on your work surface. Use it for the prep step, then cook the eggs separately as usual.
A little prep tool for a familiar routine
Pick a color, choose your bundle, and keep a dedicated egg piercer with the kitchen tools you reach for.