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We’ll never be able to thank you enough. Your support is enormous! No one expected this to happen, and the Goose team is humbled by your encouragement and generosity. I must first apologize for our delay in posting the stretch goals for this... (Read More)

A Kickstarter-backed gadget called the Golden Goose is a new kitchen utility that lets you scramble eggs in the shell. Why? Because you can. I have to admit, I sort of love it when people find a way to take something that was totally not broken, and very simple to do – like scrambling eggs, for example – and reinvent it entirely. Seriously, even I can scramble eggs and I’ve been known to burn water and ruin macaroni, so it’s not like the process was crying out for a makeover due to its complexity. (Read More)

Ever wanted to be a kitchen virtuoso and make the perfect scrambled egg, aka the golden egg? For the less kitchen savvy of our readers, the golden egg is an egg scrambled inside its shell without breaking it. The Golden Goose the tool for all of us who are up for this challenge. (Read More)

There was this guy on YouTube scrambling an egg without cracking it, and Chicago resident Geraint Krumpe couldn’t stop thinking about it. (Read More)

Simply put, we’re funded! We’re as surprised as you are, and we can never thank you enough for getting involved and spreading the news! Your contribution and generosity is spreading the Goose around the world! The Goose is going to fly!!!... (Read More)

A new hand-powered kitchen gadget is making waves on Kickstarter. The device, called the Golden Goose, can scramble an egg so that the final product comes out of the shell with the yolk and egg white mixed, says inventor Geraint Krumpe of Y Line Product Design. (Read More)

Shake it up. A low-tech kitchen gadget on Kickstarter simplifies the process of creating an in-shell golden egg. (Read More)

No, this isn’t genetic engineering courtesy of Willy Wonka, a ‘gold egg’ is an egg that is scrambled in its shell and then either soft or hard boiled. And they are, actually, quite delicious. Well someone invented a kitchen tool called The Golden Goose to make them, and as ridiculous as it sounds and looks, it could really be the next big thing. (Read More)

It only takes a minute to learn, and even kids like doing it. (Read More)

First let us thank you for the overwhelming encouragement and support we've received this week! We’re all working together to reach our funding goal and it seems to be working.  You've donated and shared the project link, and told your friends... (Read More)

With Easter right around the corner, it's the perfect time to introduce a quirky gadget made just for eggs. With a name like Golden Goose, you would expect to find it among the pages of a children's fable or scenes of "Game of Thrones" (and really, it is pretty magical), but this appliance is destined for the kitchen. (Read More)

http://whippedtheblog.com/2014/04/17/who-wants-real-golden-eggs/#more-4928 http://www.foodandwine.com/blogs/2014/4/15/how-to-make-scrambled-eggs-without-cracking-any-shells... (Read More)

Read it here: http://whippedtheblog.com/2014/04/17/who-wants-real-golden-eggs/#more-4928 And of course, share! :)  (Read More)

Imagine next Easter peeling back the shell of your hunted eggs and finding a real GOLDEN egg inside! It is within the realm of possibility. What makes golden eggs? Duh… The Golden Goose. (Read More)

A kitchen gadget that scrambles an egg without opening the shell, enabling you to create some exotic delicacy called the “Golden egg.” Yum. (Read More)

As a company that got its first big break through online crowdfunding, you all know our affinity for Kickstarter. We keep an eye out on projects we want to help support, and there's no shortage of them. This week, take a moment to check out a few fantastic design projects you can fund now. (Read More)

It’s not every day that someone comes up with a new way to prepare an egg. Pickled, scrambled, sunny-side up—we’ve seen it all, or so we thought. The Golden Goose is a hand-powered contraption that scrambles an egg inside the shell, creating something called a “golden egg,” which can be fried, poached, soft-boiled or hard-boiled (and then quickly peeled using F&W’s brilliant technique). (Read More)

Everybody has their own recipe for scrambled eggs (I prefer mixing in some milk and perhaps a little cheese, then frothing it up good). Now, thanks to the new KitchenGoose, I can pre-scramble my egg in the shell before doing any other magic to it. (Read More)