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How many of you actually bought chocolate eggs this year?

They brought them out front and center at my local supermarket, and either they are selling like hotcakes that are constantly being replenished.... or literally no one is buying.

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  • I thought the same earlier there was shed loads in the supermarket. Idk why

    • I've honestly yet to see anyone carrying one, though maybe I'm just not looking properly

  • I only bought 9 this year, for myself and my partner. Super happy that there are extra thick eggs now. Rounded off with one from the Solid Chocolate Co.

  • Not me.

    • Yeah same. In earlier years I might have gotten one to share as a cheap replacement for the usual crummy chocolate I buy.

      But this stuff looks neither cheap nor appetizing (the packaging looks shite, and the eggs all look hollow with the associated chocolate buried in a separate packet in the packaging somewhere).

      • Yeah, I've cut out added sugar apart from special occasions but I'd still pick up something for family or friends (Malteaster bunnies or white chocolate and raspberry eggs have been popular in the past) but I haven't seen anything that didn't look like a standard chocolate brand trying a rip-off egg with underwhelming contents. I might look a bit harder tomorrow but I can't see myself getting anything this year.

        What I have noticed is an attempt to sell seasonal tatt as they do at Halloween and Christmas - I've even seen "Easter bunny please stop here" signs and lawn decorations that seem an increasing trend.

  • I bought a few for my wife and kid, just to do the whole easter egg thing, but they were already on offer a few days ago. I got some of the big Kit Kat eggs for £3 each, and the small eggs for £1.50, when they've been about double that in the past.

  • We got a couple for the kids. Went to Sainsbury's yesterday and the shelves were full where usually they'd be half empty this close to Easter.

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