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Disney Eggs Are Completely Pointless But Kids Will Probably Want Them

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Nothing is safe from Disney's grasp: Disney Farm Fresh Eggs are eggs with drawings of Disney characters' heads printed on them. That's it. Crack the egg and the Disney fun is gone, unless you have a Mickey-shaped egg mold, in which case you can use that to stretch the Disney theme and fry an egg that will barely resemble the plastic-looking one in the commercial. StitchKingdom.com points out that Japan has been sticking Mickey's head onto eggs for years, not that that makes it any less pointless.

Not sure what the manufacturer's price is, but if you do find yourself addicted to eggs decorated with images of Mickey and friends, you can buy loads of coupons on eBay. Save 50ยข per carton! Sweet!

Watch the commercial after the jump.

Disney Farm Fresh Eggs Commercial

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Related: Mickey Mouse Burgers

7 Comments:

*bashes head against wall*

*bashes head against wall harder*

Yeah, this would happen in my house if and when children bought their own groceries. Or fast food, or cereal, cookies...

wow. i would love to know what the food stylist used to make that "yolk" so tall.

i'm torn... i'd rather see this than more cartoons on junk food. but i wonder if the kids would care about this. maybe it would get them in the kitchen and make them excited about cooking with the eggs.

...I'm sorry. What? Mickey on an egg? Do you give a crap? I don't.

I went to Publix today to buy eggs for my sister who is on chemo. I usually buy pasteurized eggs in the shell because they are safe for her in her weakened condition. And this is what I found instead.

Thanks Publix.

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