Omelit Fat-Free Omelette Maker, Black, 20 Centimeter Diameter

I compare this with the Microwave tray which I used earlier. The microwave thing produces two omelette pieces which doesn't really fuse together so the filling leaks out. The omelit produces one piece which fuses together when you fold it. The thing really looks like an omelette, and when you taste it the question pops out, Why are microwaved thing so tasteless? The omelits omelette really tastes like an omelette! that was the thing I was missing when I used the microwave thing.OK the omelit leaks a bit out into the pan but that is easy to clean up with some hot water which you anyway do with you pan, so no problem. The omelit itself doesn't really get dirty, if you need to you can just wash any debris of with a little spray of water

So I like to fold my omelettes so its a semi-circle and seals together so the fillings are warmed further by the heat trapped.Don’t always get it right. Thought this product would help. And it does to an extent.It is basically a circle sheet of black which does not burn or lose its form under head.But does not work every time.Just like if you were doing it without this product, sometimes it will work and sometimes not. But is messier than doing it without.Personally, I stopped using it after perhaps 10 uses and is just in a kitchen drawer now.I suggest getting a non-stick frying pan, silicone type spatula utensil so it doesn’t scratch the pan and lose the non-stick effect and lightly spray the pan with sunflower oil and heat gently before adding the omelette mix.Persistence and repetition will lead to you getting better. And eventually you’ll do the job quicker than with this product, with no mess or cleaning of it after and will always be able to make the omelettes you like without worrying if you have this.My opinion: avoid

Mixed feelings on this. My husband didn't get on with it all, but i expect he just ploughed o ahead with out reading the instructions. You have to make sure the pan is hot. Then, add the egg, and then the toppings. My only issue is that, i thought you could use this to flip the omelette over, but it is designed for the omelette to be folded in half. That said, i did manage to slide my omelette off the black pan liner thereby turning it over to cook the other side. I possibly could've lived without this gadget!

I try and keep my omelettes as healthy as possible and was going to invest in an electric cooker. Fearing it would end up gathering dust like a sandwich maker I thought this might be a cheaper, more handy product. You lay the item in your normal frying pan and make the omelette on top. The handles allow you to fold it to cook the other side.The end result was tasty and the frying pan stayed clean, it also states that you can fry eggs without the use of oil. Highly recommended.

works like a champ--clever--i wish they made them for 11 inch pan. To use the under sized shield offset it to one side and proceed..

If you can make an omelette I wouldn't bother. It does work, but the egg is slightly overcooked, but still very edible

Not bad item. Used ok.

Got this as a gift and cannot be happier. Great product that serves its purpose and is a quirky addition to omelette lovers across the world. Easy to use, created great meals and is quick and breezy to clean. Highly recommend!