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'Shiny Fella' is a 1970s aspic jelly sculpture stuffed with luncheon meat, boiled eggs and peas.
Dunedin bar owner Jenny Duncan accidentally made it on the Uber Eats menu.
Shiny Fella was picked up by a local and shared on a Dunedin Reddit thread mid-May .
The Otago Daily Times got in touch about how Duncan came across the recipe in an old Edmonds cookbook in an op shop.
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