Boiled Egg Handheld Peeler and a Method of Use Thereof

An egg peeler comprising:

• a peeler portion having a concave top surface conforming to a shape and contour of an egg and a convex bottom surface;
• a neck portion extending from a base of said peeler portion to a longitudinally extending handle;
• wherein said handle provides a gripping surface during use of said egg peeler;
• wherein said peeler portion includes a distal end narrower than said base;
• wherein said neck portion is narrower than said base of said peeler portion;
• wherein said neck portion curves upward from said handle to said base of said peeler portion;
• and
• wherein said peeler portion includes a curvilinear outer edge having opposing upward extending sides.

A method of peeling an eggshell from a hard-boiled egg using a handheld egg peeler, the method comprising the steps of:

• holding a hard-boiled egg with a large end of the egg in an upward orientation;
• cracking the eggshell in at least one position with a fin protruding from a peeler portion of said handheld egg peeler;
• inserting said peeler portion between the cracked eggshell and the egg;
• and
• moving said peeler portion between an outer surface of the egg and the eggshell for removing the eggshell.