Ever since I caught one of the Iron Chefs using a gadget like this on TV, I wanted one. The Clack Egg Cracker is a device that allows you to crack off one end of an egg-shell in a perfect circle. It gets its name from the loud "clack" it makes as it works. As you might imagine, it makes peeling boiled eggs significantly easier.
The show I first saw this on was one of the original Iron Chef episodes, not Iron Chef America, and the chef sliced a perfect circle of shell from a raw egg, not a boiled one, before using the empty shell as a serving dish. I tried to do the same thing myself, but a tool like this one would have done it in a fraction of the time. Granted, it may not be the most practical device, especially if your main purpose is to make Iron Chef-style serving dishes, but it's certainly a conversation piece. Priced at about $20, I might just be willing to invest for coolness alone.

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5-08-2006 @3:40PM Tony said... We have one of these! It was a gift from friends in Germany. We use it for soft-boiled eggs. It creates a nice opening so you can scoop out the delicious soft-boiled contents!
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5-19-2006 @7:54PM Jan Garcia said... Is there anywhere in the U.S. that one can purchase the clack egg cracker?
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11-24-2007 @6:55PM Joanne Davis said... I would very much like to know where I can purchase the CLACK egg cracker device. Thank You!
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