You can now buy an adorable penguin egg cooker that boils six eggs in six minutes and makes breakfast a breeze.

And the appropriately named “Egguins,” created by Peleg Design, can be used for serving and storing boiled eggs as well.

The kitchen gadget is simple – just pop the eggs into the “stomachs” of the penguins, then place them inside the pot. Boil the eggs to your desired hardness, then pull the Egguins out of the pot.

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Foto: "Egguins."sourcePeleg Design

The gadget makes dunking and removing your eggs in boiling water - a typically tedious effort that involves fishing around a pot of hot water with a spoon - a simple task.

Because of the heat-resistant handle, Egguins alleviates the anxiety of breaking the eggs on entry or burning your hands on the hot water or steam.

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Foto: The egg cooker makes boiling eggs a breeze.sourcePeleg Design

You can serve your cooked eggs in the Egguins to give breakfast a cute spin, and store any leftover eggs within Egguins inside the fridge.

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Foto: You can use Egguins to store eggs in the refrigerator.sourcePele Design

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Foto: Egguins can hold up to six eggs at once.sourcePeleg Design

Peleg Design describes the gadget as a "small colony of penguins" that will hold your eggs together "in the Arctic winter of your fridge or in the hot springs of your pot."

Egguins retail for $18 on Peleg Design's website, and are currently available for pre-order until the official launch on September 4.

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