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We Spent Extra RM20,000

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Why it worked

The video likely resonated with viewers by highlighting the often-overlooked details and costs that go into providing high-quality food in a commercial setting. The creator's personal investment and passion for the product, combined with a clear explanation of the 'why' behind their practices, builds trust and appreciation.

Summary

The creator explains that while cooking eggs at home is easy, doing so in a commercial environment requires meticulous attention to detail and hygiene, especially when preparing thousands of eggs. They highlight the cost and effort involved in ensuring perfect egg quality, which they believe is crucial for customer satisfaction.

Structure

1Introduction to the cost of egg quality
2Comparing home vs. commercial egg cooking
3Explaining the importance of hygiene and precision
4Detailing the cost and process
5Concluding on the value of perfect eggs

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We Spent Extra RM20,000 Just On Our Egg Quality COOKING EGG IS THAT EASY IT IS EASY YOU CAN COOK IT AT HOME BUT IN A COMMERCIAL ENVIRONMENT IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT COOKING AN EGG 2 OUTLETS YES WE CAN COOK IT IN THE SHOP RUNNING THOUSANDS OF EGG SURE THE HYGIENE IS SPOT ON SO LET ME SHOW YOU NORMALLY AN EGG THE RIM YOU HAVE A BIT OF GREYING IN THERE IS OVERCOOKED SO ALL OUR EGGS ARE COOKED IN A VERY VERY PRECISE AND CONTROL ENVIRONMENT AND WE CANNOT DO IT NEEDS TO BE DONE ELSEWHERE AND IT COSTS US MONEY ACTUALLY DO THIS IT WILL COST ME ABOUT 2,000 TO 2,500 TIMES 9 OUTLET IS 18 TO 20,000 THE EGGS ARE PERFECTLY COOKED AT THE END OF THE DAY IT'S ALL WHEN I CAN SLEEP AT NIGHT KNOWING THAT ALL MY EGGS ARE COOKED 100% PERFECT EVERY SINGLE TIME Disclaimer: That Egg On My Hand I Ate It!

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We spent an extra RM20,000 just to make sure our eggs are cooked the way we want them. Some people might think it's unnecessary. I see it differently. In F&B, every single detail matters. Most customers may never notice it. But they will always remember how the food made them feel. That's why I believe quality is built through the little things, not just the big ones. Disclaimer: That egg on my hand, I ate it.