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Any Easter eggs going cheap? (sorry, bad pun!)
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Not much left in our local tesco, and not reduced any more than previous offers.MFW 1/5/08 £45,789 Cleared mortgage 1/02/13
Weight loss challenge. At target weight.0 -
I guess it's either Sainsburys or Asda - thanks guys!Me transmitte sursum, caledoni0
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morrisons had loads reduced yesterday, but not huge savings and it was all the funny chocolate. and by that i mean such hello kitty, ben 10 , tinkerbell , thomas etc. not nice choc like galaxy or cadburys. i think they had a freddy frog one but it was still £2
all the mini eggs and creme eggs were still full price.0 -
Nobody has mentioned Co-op so far so I popped into mine last night. Their reduced prices aren't even as good as the other stores pre-Easter prices. Mine had rows & rows of Wispa and Caramel Eggs. They are going to have reduce them more if they are serious about shifting them.0
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morrisons had loads reduced yesterday, but not huge savings and it was all the funny chocolate. and by that i mean such hello kitty, ben 10 , tinkerbell , thomas etc. not nice choc like galaxy or cadburys. i think they had a freddy frog one but it was still £2
all the mini eggs and creme eggs were still full price.
I suppose its store specific really. Our Morrisons still has the good choc...Dairy Milk, Galaxy, Thorntons and even Lindt :eek:
A woman today snapped up 3 big Lindt eggs while i bought a Twirl one haha!!:coffee:0 -
Had lots of reduced Easter eggs in Asda earlier - still can't believe that our 21 month old DD knew what to do with the one she found in the Easter egg hunt!0
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Doesn't surprise me. Isn't that about the age when everything goes into the mouth regardless?Suzanne_Louise wrote: »Had lots of reduced Easter eggs in Asda earlier - still can't believe that our 21 month old DD knew what to do with the one she found in the Easter egg hunt!0 -
Sainsbury's was 70% off when i visited tonight. including thorntons, taste the difference, lindor, after eight as well as the cheap and cheerful ones.0
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