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January 21, 2005

Omlet Eglu: Now your chickens really can come home to roost

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Just in from the UK is this stylish plastic chicken coop that's become an overnight sensation there, furnishing its owners with the freshest eggs ever.

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Invented by four college students for a design-class project, the $600 coop comes with two chickens.

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However, the U.S. version, arriving this spring, will require that you supply your own chickens.

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Sorry about that, what?

The Eglu features a rounded exterior which doubles as a place to perch, a handy side hatch to retrieve your eggs, and an extendable wire-mesh run

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so your chickens don't furnish

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lunch for the neighbor's pet.

Choose from red,

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yellow,

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green

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or blue.

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If you prefer pink,

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then order the T-shirt.

[via Marco R. della Cava and USA Today]

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Comments

I too want one of these desperately...maybe some day when I have a yard, not a balcomy (sigh).
You can get them in the US at www.omlet.us, they're shipped from the UK, take 2 months to get here, and then they send you chickens from Iowa (or you can buy your own chickens). BTW: They're almost $800 - yikes! (I still *need* one)

Posted by: cass | May 4, 2006 8:58:26 PM

where can I purchace in the states

Posted by: gary haley | Mar 8, 2005 7:44:31 PM

How do I get one of these eglu's in the states?

Posted by: reba | Mar 8, 2005 12:52:43 AM

I covet this. Wonder what happens in most US towns, to say nothing of gated communities with covenants, etc.

Posted by: Mb | Jan 21, 2005 3:29:38 PM

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