Tojáshéjszer

Tojáshéjszer is a Hungarian term that combines tojáshéj ('eggshell') and szer ('device' or 'instrument'). It is not the name of a single standard product; rather, it is a descriptive label that may appear in Hungarian-language sources to refer to tools and apparatuses that interact with eggshells in cooking, food preparation, or poultry-related activities.

Because the phrase is not tied to a specific model, its exact meaning is context dependent. In a kitchen setting, a tojáshéjszer could refer to a small gadget designed to crack eggs with controlled force to minimize shell fragments, or to a peeling aid used to loosen and remove shells from boiled eggs. In an industrial context, it might denote a machine or attachment used to handle, collect, or process eggshells during packaging, washing, or waste-collection stages.

Despite occasional use in product descriptions or hobbyist writings, tojáshéjszer does not have a universally recognized specification. Its interpretation depends on regional terminology, brand naming, and the particular description provided by the seller or author. See also: egg cracker, egg peeler, eggshell recycling equipment.