My daughter received many Easter eggs this year and I'm sure they are going to last her a good few weeks. Today she started on her Cadburys dairy milk buttons egg.

One opening the box which is recyclable I can across the plastic packaging which also is recyclable. Inside it house the palm sized egg which felt quite weighty, anyone would have thought it was a solid egg. On breaking open the egg to make it into smaller sized pieces so my daughter wouldn't get into a total mess we stumbled into a clear plastic packaging housed inside the egg, which contain dairy milk buttons. The packet really was filled to the brim before being heat sealed.

The packet contains around 30 chocolate buttons which are a great size for small hands. My daughter seems to have so much fun eating these small treats.

The chocolate really didn't last long but I managed to nibble of a few buttons and pieces of the hollow egg.

The chocolate tasted just divine. I'm a total sucker when it comes to eating Cadburys dairy milk, and it will always leave me with the feeling of wanting more. If I didn't have any will power they egg would have been gone before my daughter even got one piece.

The chocolate itself has a lovely scent which you can instantly associate with Cadburys. When eating the chocolate I like to suck on it as I can then taste full flavour of this sweet smooth silk like feeling chocolate which slowly melts away in your mouth leaving you feeling refreshed and wanting more.

These eggs are priced around £1.50 but depending on where you purchase them from will also depend on the price.

This was a great egg to receive at Easter and my daughter thoroughly enjoyed the great taste of dairy milk. Rather than getting in a right mess with the chocolate she eaten ever little bit leaving nothing to clean up. Maybe this may have been because she had to gobble it up fast before mummy could nick any more.