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" As much as I love eggs, I often struggle to get them just right. I&amp;#039;m constantly over or under cooking boiled eggs, and breaking fried eggs when I try to flip them. Clearly I&amp;#039;m not the only one, as we&amp;#039;ve seen a host of new gadgets designed to solve these problems. Here are three interesting products that can help you make the perfect eggs.  Perfect Egg Timer App ($1.99 from iTunes store) There&amp;#039;s really an app for everything and eggs are no exception. Select your altitude, the starting temperature of your egg, and your preferred doneness. Next, hold your egg up to the screen and click and drag a digital egg to match your real egg in size. The Perfect Egg Timer gives you an exact boil time. We found it gave fairly accurate times, though you may need to play around to find the exact time for your egg. (If you&amp;#039;re just looking to make hard-cooked eggs, check out Sharon Franke&amp;#039;s blog on how to make them perfectly.)  Chopula ($9.95 from Dreamfarm) As this spatula has a super thin head, it slips right under sunnyside-up eggs for easy serving. The left side is larger and flatter, making it great for separating fried eggs that have cooked together. One word of caution: It&amp;#039;s made from plastic and can melt at temperatures above 480\u02DAF, so make sure not to leave it in a hot pan.  Backsplash Griddle ($42 from Nordic Ware) Fry eggs like a pro on this nonstick griddle. Its low sides prevent steaming and make it easy to flip easy-over eggs. The wide, rectangular surface comfortably accommodates 6 pieces of French toast or an entire pound of bacon! Want to see how we test products for yourself? Come take a free tour of the Good Housekeeping Research Institute. Interested in learning more about how eggs get to your plate and what all those terms like &amp;quot;free-range&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;cage free&amp;quot; mean? Read the Daily Green&amp;#039;s scoop on what&amp;#039;s behind eggs. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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