£1 large easter eggs Asda

pinkprincedss1980

cheap_charlie wrote: »

I'd have followed her to the till - all the Asdas I visited clearly stated a maximum of 6 eggs per customer. So I'd have been interested to see if she was allowed to buy them all!

Me and my mum went to asda today an stocked up on the £1 deal we had 16 between us but paid together lol. Accordin to the sa they were goin back to £2 tonight/tomorrow.
Hth xxx

nicky1312

sorry to but in here but wilkinsons have the easter eggs that have 2 bars of choc or sweets in them at 1.99 but its a buy one get one free.

trudi

I'm waiting for the eggs with a mug, Flake, Crunchie, etc anyone seen these yet?
Asda did the KitKat one for £2 last year. I know they were always sold in Woolworths and I did read somewhere Tesco had bought up all Woolworths pre-ordered eggs so maybe they will appear on their shelves.

kat212

Asda eggs offer is now 3 for £5

Naillig51

Dustangle wrote: »

Easter is the most important and significant event in the Christian year, and these sweeties, cheap or otherwise, have no relevance to the story of Jesus Christ's resurrection. Certainly children will learn nothing from the experience of cramming their faces with chocolate other that maybe they will end up being a bit sick. Parents who genuinely love their children will think twice before indulging them with these meaningless sweets. Sure, you're saving a few pence on chocolate sweets, but are you sending your children to Hell?

Another one determined to shove religion down your throat - do you know what - i dont give a dam and will eat as many as i feel like .
Go and preach sanctimonius crap somewhere where people are interested !
I am sure there are many of these religion crap sites online.
Will i rot in hell - maybe , but i dont care !
Oh -and what sort of grabbit is that exactly -free sermon !?

Offer finished now.

saintwarwick

Dustangle wrote: »

Easter is the most important and significant event in the Christian year, and these sweeties, cheap or otherwise, have no relevance to the story of Jesus Christ's resurrection. Certainly children will learn nothing from the experience of cramming their faces with chocolate other that maybe they will end up being a bit sick. Parents who genuinely love their children will think twice before indulging them with these meaningless sweets. Sure, you're saving a few pence on chocolate sweets, but are you sending your children to Hell?

Thanks for your sermon, whilst you are in church on Sunday I will be in Sainsbury's buying £1.00 eggs

hush72

I'm glad I got the eggs from Asda before the price went up. Got 32 in all for my local Brownie Unit. Had to buy in stages though because there was a restriction on how much I could buy

Bowling_4_Gold

Ughhh now £2 each or 3 for £5... I guess its a trip to Wilko then. How I wish Mr Wilkinson set up in Reading...

Violetta_2

They didn't have any egg's with ceramic mug's in my Asda today but did manage to get the children's puzzle type mug's with a few wee eggs, they had Scooby Doo, Tinkerbell, In The Night Garden and Fifi ones they also had gorgeous Little Miss Sunshine mug's roundish with a lid and an egg inside.
A small £1 treat to bring a smile to a child's face, how anyone could suggest that is sending a child to hell is evil, how could you think such a thing?

pollsdolls

£1 eggs still available at Sainsburys tonight.

They have:-

Cadburys caramel,
Chunky Kit Kat
Smarties
Flake

I cant remember any others