Flappable Egg Rack

This makes it so nice, you can just leave the eggs in the cabinet and grab them as you need them!

So I’ve had this really nice horizontal egg holder (2nd photo, I think?) for a while now. It holds 36 eggs and I love it, especially since my spare fridge is possessed by an evil deity that freezes fresh eggs for fun.🤬But then I saw THIS egg holder.I really liked that I could utilize a door shelf for eggs and literally free up 1/2 a shelf. I had to order it.It’s a great gadget, really. The shelves fold up, so as you exhaust eggs from the top level, you can fold the empty shelf up and easily access the next row of eggs. Genius!The eggs sit securely in their eggholes. I’ve only used large eggs in my holder so far, since I can’t afford XL eggs anymore. And even if I could they’re always sold out anyway.But I digress… back to my review.I have this thing called a Butter Cutter and it just so happens to fit perfectly in front of the vertical egg holder, allowing the fridge door to be opened & closed the way it always has. Without the Butter Cutter there is a gap between the egg holder and the edge of the door shelf allowing the egg holder to slide during opening/closing… I didn’t lose any eggs, but I definitely like the holder better when it’s not free-moving.It’s kind of a bummer that the manufacturer couldn’t design this holder to accommodate a quantity of eggs divisible by 12 (as they’re sold) but 2 days worth of breakfast takes care of the eggs that don’t fit. I don’t think that’s worth docking a star, because the space I just recouped by moving eggs to vertical storage pleases me immensely.This is probably the most exciting thing in my refrigerator right now, and I have some really good sauces, leftovers and even some caviar…. oh, and 30 large fresh eggs. Perfectly stored, vertically, in the door of my fridge. L🥚VE!

This egg holder is seriously cool! It holds 30 eggs while taking up minimal space, and I love that it fits in the fridge door, freeing up room for other items. It feels durable and well-made, and the built-in calendar at the top is such a handy feature—I can set it to track when I put the eggs in or when they might be past their prime. Super useful!The Danish dough hook is also a great find. It has a nice weight to it, feels sturdy, and is easy to grip. I had never used one before, but now that I have it, I can already tell it’s going to be a staple in my kitchen. Both of these are practical, well-designed, and make my kitchen more efficient. I’m very happy with my choice!

I really like this. Looks just like the picture and it’s a lot more compact and smaller then I imagined it’d be. Works great. Best functional egg organizer, I’m so glad I found this. It easily holds 30 eggs as advertised, it’s nice and sturdy for something made of plastic. There are built in handles on the top for easy mobile access and a built in adjustable date recorder so you can ensure your eggs stay fresh. I do wish it held three full dozen, as in a dozen per shelf instead of only ten on each shelf but other then that I really like this egg shelf. Pretty good value for the money.

This is such a small holder, but it is surprisingly sturdy. It holds eggs very securely. It folds flat when you don't need it also.