Simons Maison
White Ceramic Egg Crate
The White Ceramic Egg Crate is a countertop egg holder designed to keep up to six eggs within reach while cooking. It features a single row of scalloped cups and is made from shiny ceramic that is dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe. The crate measures 5.75 x 3.75 inches (14.5 x 9.5 cm).
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Kitchen Tools & Utensils > Kitchen Organizers
Specifications
- Material
- Ceramic
- Gender
- unisex
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Kitchen Tools & Utensils > Kitchen Organizers
Product Insights
The Simons Maison White Ceramic Egg Crate is a CAD 10, in-stock, six-well flat ceramic tray that trades capacity and impact resistance for stability, food safety and a plain-white price point: fired, glaze-sealed ceramic with a glossy non-porous surface that resists egg odor and stains, dishwasher safe (glaze erosion is about 8 mg after a full week of cycles) and oven/microwave safe provided it starts cold and heats gradually, never fridge-to-oven, while a 281 g body prevents tipping during egg removal and a 5.75 x 3.75 in trim footprint slides into crowded fridge shelves. Its clearest promise is durable, hedonic-neutral counter storage and display in a form dating to circa 1835 English porcelain, left out as farmhouse decor by the 29 reviewers, with the plain white glaze avoiding a $5–15 decorative upcharge and costing half the CAD 20 patterned Summer version in the same line. The binding tradeoff is scope: six eggs suits singles and small households, a dozen needs two crates, the cradles seat only whole in-shell eggs so halved deviled eggs will not sit, and ceramic resists wear but not impact, chipping at a struck rim before the glaze dulls. Use constraints ride along: refrigerated eggs are safe on the tray two hours, not all day; refrigerated eggs hold Grade A 15 weeks while counter eggs drop toward Grade B within a week; fresh eggs sink and lie flat, a floating egg should be used or discarded; hard-cooked eggs must be refrigerated within two hours and used within a week; and in-shell pasteurized eggs marked P may stay unrefrigerated on the tray.
Verified claims
- Capacity
- This ceramic egg crate holds up to six eggs, suiting singles and small households; a dozen requires two crates.
- Egg security
- The six individual wells keep eggs corralled so they don't roll off the counter during cooking or baking.
- Deviled eggs
- Cradles fit whole in-shell eggs, so halved deviled eggs will not sit in them
- Counter storage
- Refrigerated eggs are safe in the tray for two hours, not all day.
- Freshness
- Refrigerated eggs hold Grade A for 15 weeks; counter eggs drop toward Grade B within a week.
- Float test
- Fresh eggs sink and lie flat; a floating egg should be used or discarded.
- Cooked eggs
- Hard-cooked eggs must be refrigerated within two hours and used within a week.
- Pasteurized eggs
- In-shell pasteurized eggs marked with a P can stay unrefrigerated on the tray.
- Thermal resilience
- Dishwasher safe, microwave safe, and oven safe; start cold and heat gradually, never fridge-to-oven.
- Cleaning
- The glossy non-porous surface resists egg odor and stains, and the ceramic glaze is dishwasher safe.
- Dishwasher wear
- Dishwashing slowly erodes the glaze, but only about 8 mg after a full week of cycles.
- Chip risk
- Ceramic resists wear, not impact: a struck rim chips before the glaze dulls.
- Stability
- 281 g weight prevents tipping when removing eggs.
- Fit
- 5.75 x 3.75 in trim footprint slides into crowded fridge shelves
- Material safety
- Fired, glaze-sealed ceramic is food-safe and made for daily use, unlike unfired clay.
- Glaze
- Ceramic plain white glaze avoids $5–15 decorative upcharge.
- Design lineage
- Six-well flat ceramic tray follows a form dating to circa 1835 English porcelain.
- Value
- CAD 10 plain white crate costs half the CAD 20 patterned Summer version in the same line.
- Counter decor
- Reviewers leave the shiny white ceramic crate with its single row of scalloped cups out as farmhouse counter decor.
- Egg-size fit
- The wells are sized for typical large eggs: standard large eggs likely fit comfortably, while jumbo or extra-large eggs may not fit as well.
- Lid
- The crate is open with no lid, so eggs in the wells are exposed to air; they may collect dust on the counter or absorb fridge odors if stored uncovered, though many find it convenient for everyday use.
- Stacking
- This shallow open tray has no interlocking rim or stacking feature, so two crates won't nest securely and a stack would be unstable; one reviewer who bought two set them side by side instead.
Product record
- Title
- White Ceramic Egg Crate
- Brand
- Simons Maison
- Price
- 10 CAD
- Availability
- In stock
- Rating
- 29 reviews
Buying Guide
1 comparison · 2 sourcesUses
Keeping a small supply of eggs handy on the counter or in the fridge
This ceramic crate stores eggs and keeps them within reach on the counter while cooking, per the merchant. Reviewers report its compact footprint slides into crowded fridge shelves and keeps eggs organized and accessible, and some find the six-egg capacity well suited to singles or small households. Note that it holds only six eggs, so buyers who regularly keep a full dozen report needing a second crate or keeping the extra carton around.[1]
Storing overflow eggs from a full dozen
When your fridge is already stocked with a dozen eggs, this ceramic crate corrals the extras without taking up much shelf space. Its six-egg capacity also suits grabbing a few eggs from a larger supply or keeping boiled eggs on hand.[1]
Keeping eggs handy on the counter while cooking and baking
This ceramic crate holds eggs on the counter so they stay within reach during cooking, baking, or meal prep. Customers report that the individual cradles keep eggs from rolling away when their hands are full, helping prevent mess and cracks.[1]
Storing hard-boiled eggs in the fridge
One customer (per a review analysis) uses this ceramic crate to store hard-boiled eggs, keeping them separate and identifiable in the fridge so they're easy to grab for snacks. Its six-egg capacity also suits small households or holding just a few eggs set aside from a larger supply.[1]
Kitchen counter decor with farmhouse charm
Leave this white ceramic egg crate out on the counter as a cute farmhouse accent instead of tucking it away as utilitarian storage. Shoppers report that keeping eggs in the crate adds to the aesthetic when they're not stored elsewhere. Note these impressions come from a summary of customer reviews, so individual experiences may vary.[1]
Product comparison
Compared within this brand.
| White Ceramic Egg Crate: Choose this if you want a compact six-egg tray for keeping eggs handy on the counter while cooking — its individual cradles keep whole eggs from rolling, and reviewers (as summarized) say the charming farmhouse look makes it cute enough to leave out as decor. It also works well in the fridge, with a trim footprint of 5.75 inches by 3.75 inches (14.5 cm by 9.5 cm) that slides into crowded shelves, and it is dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe. Note that it holds exactly six whole eggs, so buyers who regularly use a full dozen report needing two crates or keeping the carton, and the cradles are shaped for whole in-shell eggs, so halved or deviled eggs will not fit.[1] | Summer Pattern Egg Crate: Choose this if you want a decorative way to keep up to 12 eggs handy on the counter while cooking: it is a sturdy, dishwasher-safe ceramic tray with a scalloped blue rim and vintage botanical pattern that reviewers say adds farmhouse charm and accommodates extra-large eggs. It also fits neatly on fridge shelves when the egg drawer isn't used, though it has no lid so eggs stay exposed, and one buyer found it too large for a fridge drawer, so measure first.[2] |
Image Analysis
1 images- 01
Product
A glossy white ceramic single-row egg tray with wavy, scalloped cup shapes holding three brown eggs; photographed from a low front-right angle showing the top and inside of the cups.
- Tray geometrySingle horizontal ceramic tray formed as a row of scalloped, wave-like cup pockets with rounded troughs between peaks; visible section shows six cup shapes in a single line.
1 region
x 0.12 · y 0.50 · w 0.76 · h 0.30 (high) - Material and finishSmooth glossy glazed ceramic surface with visible highlights and reflections on cup rims and inner surfaces.
1 region
x 0.20 · y 0.55 · w 0.60 · h 0.24 (high) - Occupied cupsThree brown eggs sit in alternating cups: one near left, one near center-left, and one near right; eggs are upright and partially nest inside the cup hollows.
3 regions
x 0.17 · y 0.53 · w 0.16 · h 0.24 (high); x 0.33 · y 0.50 · w 0.16 · h 0.26 (high); x 0.62 · y 0.51 · w 0.16 · h 0.25 (high) - Rim and lip profileEach cup rim forms a rounded crest about the egg opening, with smooth continuous edges and slightly raised peaks between cups.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.56 · w 0.66 · h 0.18 (medium) - Interior reflectionsInner surfaces show mirrored highlights and soft shadow gradients that emphasize the curved hollow of each cup.
1 region
x 0.26 · y 0.56 · w 0.46 · h 0.16 (medium)
Other
Product photographed on a textured neutral tan countertop against a softly lit beige wall with soft directional lighting from the left creating gentle shadows to the right and behind the tray.
- Shot compositionLow front-right three-quarter angle framing, product centered in lower half of image with empty space above.
- Background surfaceTextured stone or concrete-like tabletop in a warm beige/tan tone filling the bottom two-thirds of the frame.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.55 · w 1.00 · h 0.45 (high) - BackdropSmooth neutral beige wall gradient occupying upper portion of image with subtle light falloff.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 0.56 (high) - Lighting and shadowSoft directional lighting from the left creates distinct but soft shadows to the right of the eggs and tray, and highlights along ceramic rims.
Colors
gloss white· ceramic tray#F5F1EBwarm light brown· eggs#AB947C- Tray geometrySingle horizontal ceramic tray formed as a row of scalloped, wave-like cup pockets with rounded troughs between peaks; visible section shows six cup shapes in a single line.
Documents & Data
Customer Reviews
29 total29 reviews · out of 5
Satisfaite
Mignon et pratique
Good
Good
Great item!
Great item!
So convenient!
This is now full everyday on our counter. It’s super cute and meets our needs perfectly
Handy for baking
Keeps my eggs corralled when baking or cooking. Don't have to worry about my eggs rolling off the counter anymore. Recommend
Got it for kitchen counter
Got it for kitchen counter decor. I love it.
Cageot à œufs
Très pratique. Mes œufs ne roulent plus sur le comptoir.
Super!
J’aime ce cageot lors de la préparation de mes recettes!
Utile
Très pratique pour laisser les œufs en surplus de la douzaine déjà au frigo.
C’est parfaitement ce que je
C’est parfaitement ce que je recherchais.
OK
It's fine. You just have a place to put six eggs.
pour oeuf
tres bien
Appréciation
Produits utiles et beaux.
Cageot à oeufs
Merveilleux
Deçue
Mais par ma faute. Je croyais pouvoir m’en servir pour mes œufs mimosas
J’aime beaucoup.
J’aime beaucoup.
Pratique
Ce cageot est une pièce très pratique autant dans le frigo que sur le comptoir lorsqu'on cuisine les oeufs. Joli et décoratif!
Love this!
Only wished it was a set that held 12 eggs. Bought two and put them right next to each other.
Utilitaire
Utilitaire
Super
Super
C'est parfait
C'est parfait
Parfait!
Parfait!
Super cute
I live alone so I only grab a few eggs from my parent’s fridge, this here is perfect to store them.
Je recommande ce produit
Concept génial. Évite les dégats.
Jolie/pratique
Jolie/pratique
Produit de qualité et bonne
Produit de qualité et bonne grandeur pour fitter dans le frigo
For my boiled eggs
Quite cute to hold my boiled eggs.
My little breakfast helper
Game changer. No longer have to worry about my eggs rolling away or even worse on the floor. I love this.
Very handy size to hold
Very handy size to hold eggs so that they sit safely on the counter, and they also fit perfectly in my refrigerator.