Great Cheap Easter Egg Hunt

coulddobetter_2

My local Farmfoods are selling Cadbury Creme Eggs: 5 for £1!!!

yummmmmy.

The_Bargain_Hunters

Last year I decided not to wast money buying loads of Easter Eggs for Nieces, Nephews, Neighbours kids as they always seem to have so many .
So instead I went on to World Visions site http://www.greatgifts.org/GiftSelection/home.aspx and bought Some Chickens which will lay eggs for people who need them more! I sent the personalised card to my Nieces and Nephew and little Easter cards to the others with the message "Eggs are not just for Easter - so I bought Chickens instead" and also printed the World Vision Pic and explanation and put that inside.

Don't get me wrong I am a committed Chocaholic :drool: , so bought DD a big Egg in the sale after Easter thus saving money and feeling like I had help to make a difference too :dance: !

Acrorat_Jules

You can make terrific easter egg nests using crunched up shredded wheat covered in chocolate too - looks like little sticks!

Acrorats have a great deal on small animal Easter eggs - 3 for a fiver ....

https://www.acrorats.homestead.com/paypaltreats.html

No - my name being Acrorats is just a conincidence .... honest .... :embarasse

If anyone mentions MSE when ordering I will also put in a bag of FREE yoggie drops too!!!!!! - well I won't of course cos I am nothing to do with Acrorats am I??? AHEM - but I am sure the real person will

Jules

p.s. - even if you don't want any - check out the ratty photos - they are soooo cute

nasher58_2

At my local Hyper Value store in Bristol this weekend was a large (approx 8 inch) easter egg also in the box was a choc bar and something else, (sorry trying to remember from fading memory as I have only just read this thread), I thought they were good value and the belgian choc is fab.

Happy easter egg hunting to all.

Nasher

IanWorthington

Just use jelly moulds. Animals work well. A thin coat ot two to start off with, let them harden, then go for the real thing. Freeze them to help get them out. Wonderful!

Ian
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iashem

tescos have 3 for £3.75 the choice is yorkie egg, kit kat chunky egg, cadburys creme eggs egg, cadburys flake egg, cadburys mini eggs egg, dairy milk caramel egg, mars large egg, mars delight egg and terrys chocolate orange segsations not bad to give to the little ones all egg weights under 250g

airbubble_2

My daughter has dairy allergies,so finding easter eggs is a challenge.... i found in ASDA a nut free,dairy free,gluten free, egg free easter egg and bar of chocolate for £4.98 not cheap but it will be her first easter egg !!!! (made by Kinnertons)

ltlmiles5

My local Tesco's advertised the eggs as 3 for £4 but at checkout, it was £3.75, as has been mentioned here.

benedictadams

Does anyone know why you can buy carob easter eggs from?

Haven't seen any in Holland and Barrett and the usual suspect of shops

Its not down to an allergy or anything, just prefer the taste and they are less likely to have nasty additives in

Obviously being a DFW the small size would be better (used to be around 50p).

Many thanks

peterdoherty

deejay62 wrote:

Hi, new to all this but here goes. Asda are doing 3 for £4 and include all the Cadburys eggs, malteasers, mars, rolos ect. Also they are doing 250g (big) bars of Cadbury Milk range, 2 for £2. yumm!!

Sainsburys doing the same