My husband has always loved Cadbury Creme Eggs and usually for Easter I will buy him one, this year I really struggled to find one and ended up buying an alternative, however from my parents he did actually received a Cadbury Creme Egg Easter Egg. I also like Cadbury Creme Egg's, to be honest I like most chocolate so actually ended up sharing the egg with him which was as tasty as I thought it would be. The Cadbury Creme Egg comes in a rectangle cardboard box, and there is no failing to notice that this is Cadbury Creme Egg Easter Egg. The front of the box has a large yellow splat in the top left hand corner with Cadbury written inside a purple oval and the ...  Read the complete review

With Easter just passing, I have got quite a few easter eggs that I am slowly eating my way through. The one I am currently on is this Crème Egg one by Cadburys. When bought it would cost you about £2 for the egg. --- Packaging --- The chocolate egg and the crème eggs come in a cardboard box that is 18.5cm x 8cm x 8cm in size. The entire box is brightly coloured in red and purple which makes it very eye catching and is also the same colours as those found on the smaller crème eggs. On the front there is a small oval hole that allows you to see the foil wrapped chocolate egg inside. The sides have various product information on and so does the ...  Read the complete review

Intro Now every now and then something really extraordinary happens, well stupid actually but that's one cracking word extraordinary. I was in ASDA the other day and felt I needed cheering up after recent events, a crème egg popped into my mind and it was an almost certainty to be purchased. Crème Easter Egg As you will know Easter is round the corner and the shops have as usual begun selling Easter eggs very early. The normal sized eggs are currently retailing at £1, which isn't too bad considering. Anyway I spied a Crème Easter Egg for you guessed it £1. Now a crème egg retails at 50p or there abouts. So when I looked at the ...  Read the complete review

Easter is a pretty ridiculous holiday if you're an atheist. Thankfully commercialism has worked its magic and we can just use it as an excuse to enjoy a long weekend off work and gorge ourselves on chocolate and cakes. Cadburys celebrate Zombie Jesus Day by releasing limited edition chocolate products, of which Creme Eggs are everybody's favourite. Prices for Easter eggs fluctuate rapidly as the day approaches, and a few weeks before Easter these were available from my local supermarket at 99p each, which was then raised to £2.99 or you could take advantage of the new special offer and buy 2 for £5. Keep an eye out for the offers and grab one cheap while you ...  Read the complete review

One of my favourite chocolate based treats are Cadbury's creme eggs, so what better way to celebrate the rebirth of our lord than with a creme egg easter egg. The packaging is a colourful red and purple with a playful splash of yolk on the front for good measure. A claim printed on the side says that due to recent packaging reductions over 2000 creme egg lorries have been removed from the road, so these are green eggs. On the back of the box there is a nice little word search. Now on to the main event, the eggs themselves. Each Creme egg-egg box contains one hollow milk chocolate egg, which is just the same as any other cadburys egg. Not a bad thing ...  Read the complete review