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You can thump the air pocket and peel them big end down.
Quail egg peeler
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How quickly did your receive the peeler after ordering it?
- Sep 10, 2014
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Have you tried cooking the eggs in a pressure cooker? I've done this with chicken eggs. Just set it to the lowest pressure and put the eggs in a steam basket over a cup or so of water. Just bring it up to pressure and let them cook for a couple of minutes. I turn off the heat then and let it cool down till the pressure releases. The eggs end up very easy to peel.
- Nov 14, 2014
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could you please give me the web site address to this quail egg peeler?
- Nov 14, 2014
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can you give me the web site to order one?
If you are using these eggs for pickling, You can boil them for 3.5 minutes. Let them cool and then place them in vinegar over night
and the next day the shells will be gone.
and the next day the shells will be gone.
Years ago I soak them in vinegar, the shell turned rubbery and were easy to peel.
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I ordered one and it over 2 weeks to receive. It was NOT like the one shown in the video and I have run over 400 eggs thru it. I get about 1 out of 3 that peels perfectly. Not at all happy with it!
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