I bought a packet of these mini cheese and ham savoury eggs because they were only £1.09 at Tesco. I am afraid that this was certainly a case of getting exactly what you pay for, although some Tesco products are excellent value. First of all I have to say that it must have taken no more that one egg to make all twelve of these savoury bites. The egg was just visible but I was not able to taste it. These 'eggs' (for want of a better word) come in a plastic tray with an outer orangey coloured wrapper. There is the usual nutritional information on the outer wrapper and instructions on how to heat these up. Each of these mini eggs has 60 ...  Read the complete review

***My review is for Tesco's savoury eggs but I've been directed here*** I'm a big fan of Scotch eggs but we only tend to eat them on occasions like Christmas. We've been buying a packet of these each week though as they've only been £1. I'm not sure if this is a special offer but I would imagine so. ***What they look like*** If you're not familiar with Scotch/savoury eggs, they are a dark orange colour due to the breadcrumbs that coat the outside of the eggs. Inside this is a combination of a light grey pork meat and yellow egg. This might sound unappetising but I usually always love the taste of these snacks and find them very moreish. ...  Read the complete review

First off before getting stuck into this review I must point out that this review is for 12 mini savoury eggs and not as Dooyoo has listed! Tut at Dooyoo! lol Anyway the other day I was in Tesco and shopping at the wrong time as I was starving. I wanted something fast to eat and spotted these and really fancied them! So I bought them at the cost of £1.09 for the 12 bites The Packaging: The savoury eggs come in a clear tray and over that there is a brown and clear oblong shaped wrapper (the same as on the review photograph on the top of this page). I am told on the front that they are Tesco 12 Mini Savoury Eggs and there is an at a glance ...  Read the complete review