eggstra special easter savings

louise30_2

Anyone got any suggestions for where you can buy the cheapest eater eggs - or got any other ideas for easter-themed gifts? :rolleyes:

mancitychick

Netto had easter eggs Starting from 89p - smarties & milkybar I think and they were a reasonable size.

$17mma

Thanks Mancitychick will go and grab some this afternoon, for my many young cousins, god children and children!!

fairylights_2

Poundland had some in yesterday ... I didn't look to be honest but I'd guess they're £1 each :rolleyes:

$17mma

fairylights wrote:

Poundland had some in yesterday ... I didn't look to be honest but I'd guess they're £1 each :rolleyes:

Thanks fairylights will head there too!

FAIRYLIGHTS JUST SEEN YOUR SIG :j .. WELL DONE!!! have you posted your achieve ment on DFW? have not seen it or have i missed it?

Well done!! :T

shazzer22

just saw some dairy milk and kit kat ones in tesco for 86p

CAFCGirl

What about making them some easter cakes?

My mum used to do this when we were younger because she didnt have much cash either ( is this where I got it from?)

She used to make nests, out of cornflakes and melted choc, and then fill it with a couple of mini eggs.
Or one year she made a cake shaped like a chick and we all got a piece of it, only really works if everyone is together for cutting it.
Erm........... or what about making them eggs from paper mache around a balloon, blow it up egg shaped obviously, pop the balloon, cut the egg, carefully, in half (helps if its thin layers of paper mache and still slightly damp, then fill it with a bag of sweets, like a 20p mix up, then place them back together, do a couple of layers over it, then paint etc. Then when they come round etc, its like a pinyata (Im sure thats not how you spell it), and they get to break the egg to see whats inside?

All depends if you want to do the eggs cheaply store bought or save as much as poss.
The breakable ones, just used newspaper, wall paper paste glue, and some house hold paints?Time consuming but its a little bit different maybe?

Locana

I think Sainsburys are doing the slightly bigger ones - 3 for £4. The smaller ones are around 89p each...

$17mma

Just been to nettos and grabbed loads of the little 45p ones and some 89p ones...:j


Bought for 24 people in total and saved a whapping amount!! :money: compared to last year

newmoneysaver_2

Have a look at this thread - Martin's Great Easter Egg Hunt :money:

Amanda65

Noticed Tesco yesterday had 3 Yorkie eggs for £3.75 and they were quite a decent size