PiepEi Helga

PiepEi Helga plays three tunes for three levels of egg doneness.

Jetzt kommt dein Süßer - for soft-boiled eggs
Über sieben Brücken mußt d... - for medium-boiled eggs
Alt wie ein Baum - for hard-boiled eggs

Made in Germany

Product number: A001358

€24.99*

Prices incl. VAT plus shipping costs

We will start delivering again from January 6th.

How to cook perfect eggs

PiepEi mit Hühnereiern zusammen lagern

PiepEi und Hühnereier zeitgleich in den Kochtopf legen

Zusammen kochen bis die entsprechende Melodie spielt

Eier und PiepEi unter kaltem Wasser abschrecken

The Playlist

Soft-boiled eggs
Egg white waxy, yolk runny: Jetzt kommt dein Süßer
Medium-boiled eggs
Egg white firm, yolk runny: Über sieben Brücken mußt du gehn
Hard-boiled eggs
Egg white firm, yolk firm: Alt wie ein Baum

Your region, your BeepEgg. Playing traditional tunes and using regional icons to create a perfect look for that city or region.

PiepEi Helga is the BeepEgg for all egg gourmets from the eastern parts of Germany. It plays famous songs from way back, when Germany was divided into two different nations. Its print and packaging cite icons from the German Democratic Republic and play with nostalgia from that time. Times back then were not easy politically, but people still created their own culture and music.

Too soft, too hard – but never to the point. Perfectly cooked eggs are a science in themselves. But no problem for the PiepEi Helga. Simply store with the eggs, cook together with the eggs and wait until the PiepEi Helga sings. No matter what water temperature you start with and no matter what altitude you cook at, with this post-soviet egg timer the egg will be perfect (FAQ).

Whether in the Erzgebirge, in the lowlands or in a submarine in the Baltic Sea, PiepEi Helga ensures consistently perfectly cooked eggs. PiepEi Helga is a great gift for everybody in or from eastern Germany as well as a nice present for anybody loving nostalgia from back in the day.

Note: PiepEi Helga is only available with German packaging. The user manual will be bilingual in German and English, though.