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Britain’s ‘cheapest breakfast’ hailed by hungry Brits – here’s how you can get your hands on it
BRITS have hailed the country's 'cheapest breakfast' - here's how you can get your hands on it.
Hungry customers have raved online at the budget meal that is only available at one beloved restaurant chain.
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Reviewers were left delighted by The Works, a breakfast box on offer from Cooplands Bakery.
The set promises any six breakfast items for £3.50 or any eight for £3.75.
Diners can choose from sausages, bacon, mushrooms, beans, hash browns, tomatoes and an omelette.
Cooplands themselves say that they make all their sausages in-house and cook everything fresh.
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The Works is available daily until midday and has received top-notch reviews.
One man, writing on TripAdvisor, said: "Nothing out of a hot cabinet. All freshly cooked and tasty.
"Even your toast was buttered. Great price, great meal."
Another said: "This place has the crispiest bacon I've ever tasted in my life.
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"Great value for money."
Social media users have even been moved to make whole review videos praising the product.
Right Guys Reviews on said: "I can't believe I'm just finding this out today.
"There's loads of options... And you get a tea or coffee as well.
"It's a great deal... It's spot on."
Meanwhile, a reviewer said it was an "absolute bargain.";
However, most Brits might find they need to travel to chow down on the bumper deal.
Cooplands operates over 160 bakeries and 12 cafes across the nation, but most are concentrated in , Durham and .
They have no branches in , the South West or the Midlands so most people will need to drive to the North East to get stuck into the breakfast treat.
The chain is also famed for its massive cakes and large range of sweet and savoury products.
It was founded as a single shop in Scarborough, Yorkshire, in 1885 and has now expanded to become the UK's second-largest bakery chain behind Greggs.
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It comes after one mum revealed how she feeds her family of five for just £15 a week.
Meanwhile, a foodie explained the secret of getting M&S food hauls on the cheap and a clever buy for lazy cooks.
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