The Hello Egg! is a smart kitchen assistant that will teach you how to cook

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With a rounded screen that plays videos plus adorable robot noises, Hello Egg! is marketed as a tech-forward kitchen helper. Matthew Lynley talks to the company about their friendly gadget.

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