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A budget supermarket is selling ready-made scrambled eggs for $2 a portion — but you could scramble fresh eggs in the time it takes to heat them up

Iceland

British budget supermarket Iceland just launched ready-made scrambled eggs.
The eggs come in a microwaveable pouch and cost £1.50 ($ 2) per 250g portion.
Iceland says the product was developed for workers and students who were short on time, skill, or workplace cooking facilities.
People on social media were quick to condemn the product as lazy and overpriced.
It’s actually quicker to scramble fresh eggs in the microwave than it is to heat up Iceland’s new dish, depending on how many eggs you’re cooking.

Does whisking make your arm tired?

Does the thought of turning on a hob send shivers down your spine?

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