Cheffy Launches Eggor, an Automated Egg-Cooking Robot, Priced at $349
kscottz · x · 2026-07-31
Robotics company Cheffy has introduced Eggor, an automated breakfast robot that cracks eggs without shells and cooks them in 7 different ways, from sunny-side up to hard-boiled. It can make up to 2 fried or 6 boiled eggs simultaneously.
Additionally, a companion device called Toastr syncs the timing of your toast with the eggs so everything finishes together. Eggor supports scheduling and uses steam to finish over-easy to over-hard eggs without flipping. The bundle is priced at $349.
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