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<description>&lt;p&gt;Please note that Scotch Eggs will not be the main course, but will serve as a sausage-infused heart-punching apéritif in preparation for the entrée.  When the eggs have stimulated the appetite, we shall proceed toward the &quot;please-cook-on-day-of-purchase&quot; steaks which will then be beaten and stabbed until tender, then battered and fried in a bubbling puddle of heated shortening. For those worried about eventually losing feeling in any extremities throughout this process, have no fear. I have courteously decided to provide all attending with not only Scotch Eggs, but the alternate opportunity to indulge in the recipe&apos;s reduced calorie* variant, Diet Scotch Eggs.  This should allay any and all health concerns.

 

* Reduced calorie means &quot;not dusted in Cheez-It Baked Snack Crackers.&quot;&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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