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Terms of use

By using this site or the Timertok app, you agree to these terms. We have kept them short and plain.

Short answer

Can I follow the guide times without checking?

The times are a sourced starting point, not a guarantee. Your stove, pot, egg size and elevation all change the result. Always check that food is done before serving it, especially to people in higher-risk groups. The safety notes do not replace your cooker’s manual or advice from a health professional.

A USDA Large egg is defined by a minimum of 24 ounces per dozen, so eggs in the same class differ in weight. Source: USDA Agricultural Marketing Service.

What the guides are for

Guides and times are general, sourced kitchen information. Stoves, pots, eggs and elevations vary. Always check that food is done before serving it, especially to people in higher-risk groups.

Safety notes follow official agencies, but they don’t replace your appliance manual or advice from a health professional.

The app

Timertok has a part that is free forever and a Pro version with a one-time payment, no subscription. Purchases and refunds follow App Store and Google Play rules.

Content and brand

Text, images and the Timertok brand belong to Zigglabs (ZIGG LABS LTDA, CNPJ 31.045.533/0001-13). Cited sources belong to their authors and are linked. You may quote short passages with a link back to the page.

Changes

We may update these terms. The update date is shown at the end of the page. These terms are governed by the laws of Brazil.

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