How to say "egg poacher" in German

Hi,

anybody know what an egg poacher is called in German? I've tried Beolingus (Chemnitz dictionary, very good normally) and various logical-thinking words in German, but no joy. I believe the word for poaching (eggs, for instance) is "pochieren" but pochiergerät, pochierphfanne, don't seem to work. I could try "ze liddle zing vot yu put zee ecks in to kook zem in hot vater" I suppose, but Beolingus only accepts up to three word phrases.

Thanks

Something like this?
http://www.tempsl.com/de/kuche/kochen/2-ei...ierer/4979.html

You could also try ebay. If you type in egg poacher it'll give you several results from the UK. Not sure how much shipping would be but if it's not too much, it might be worth it to buy from there.

i know it as an Eier Pochiertopf

Beat me to it!
Here's a link anyway
Eier Pochiertopf

Is it the same thing as an egg coddler? We don't have any term for it here in Germany, because it's no usual method to cook eggs. Jenaer Glas produced the Eierkoch, but I think only German cook maniacs know the term ;-)

Poached eggs are Verlorene Eier in German ...