Plastic Egg Rack for the Fridge Door, 3 Tiers, Holds 30 Eggs

The paper tray your eggs came in is still in the fridge, and before it got there it sat in a truck, a warehouse and on a shop floor.

What Are the Key Features of This 3-Tier Egg Rack for the Fridge Door?

• It retires the paper tray the eggs came in — that tray has been through a farm, a truck and a shop floor, and there is no way to wash it. There is a way to wash this.
• 30 eggs over 3 levels — held in one place instead of two trays competing for the same shelf, and stacked upward rather than outward.
• Built for the fridge door — it claims the door rather than a shelf, which in most Egyptian fridges is the space holding nothing but bottles.
• 310 g empty — light on a door shelf already loaded with water and juice, so nothing is being strained where the shelf meets its mount.
• A smooth white surface shows a leak the same day — you find the cracked egg before the shelf beneath it turns sticky, which is the practical reason white beats a dark finish here.

Where Can You Use This Egg Organizer?

• On the refrigerator door, in the space holding nothing but bottles
• On a shelf inside the fridge body
• On a pantry shelf, holding the eggs waiting their turn
• On the counter beside the pan when you are cooking for a crowd

Why Is a Washable Plastic Rack Better Than the Cardboard Tray Eggs Come In?

• It replaces the cardboard tray - paper keeps whatever it picked up on the way to your fridge and cannot be cleaned; this goes under the tap.
• Formed cups stop the rolling - eggs crack against each other when the fridge door swings, not by being dropped.
• White shows a hairline crack - you find the broken egg the same day, instead of the day the shelf below turns sticky.
• 310 g on an already loaded door - a heavy organiser is how a fridge door shelf ends up cracked at its mount.

Details

Material & Build

• Moulded plastic - washable in a way a paper tray never is, and rigid enough to hold its shape when the door swings.
• 3 levels holding 30 eggs - stacked upward rather than outward, so one rack replaces two trays competing for the same shelf.
• Formed cups - an egg cannot roll into its neighbour.
• Made to sit on a refrigerator door rather than eat a whole shelf.
• Smooth finish, wiped clean.

Dimensions

• Empty weight: 310 g.

Colours

• White.

Care

• Wipe it, rinse it, and when an egg breaks in it take the whole rack to the tap.

Specifications