As the Easter period draws to a close for another year, I thought it would be fitting to write a review on the chocolatey wonder that is the Cadbury's Mini Egg. Or eggs (plural), in my case it's a nice 120g tube. Like Cadbury's creme eggs, the mini eggs make their appearance in shops early in the new year, in the run up to Easter. Once Easter is over, you can pick up some reduced price bargains, but soon the eggs will disappear off the shelves until next year. ~Packaging~ This will vary, depending on what receptacle of mini eggs you are looking for. Mini Eggs are available in 39g, 120g, 200g, and 943g. I have also seen a 2.5kg box for ...  Read the complete review

I'm a big fan of these chocolates and it is a shame tha they do not come out all year round as I would probably buy them on a regular basis. The packaging can vary depending on the size of pack, sometimes they are in bags and other times in tubes, currently at my local Tesco you can buy two bags for £1.50 which saves about 15 pence a bag on the individual price. Made from lovely Cadbury milk chocolate that have a creamy centre and a hard shell on the outside which is basically sugar. I do find sometimes that bits of the shell have broken off in the packet. each chocolate is in the shape of a small egg and comes in a number of different colours. I ...  Read the complete review

Cadburys mini eggs consist of a crisp sugar coated outer shell like on smarties and the middle is filled with cadburys milk chocolate. The sugar coating on these doesnt realy have any taste to it apart from being sweet, it is a powdery coating not a polished coating like on the smarties, The shell is quite thick and takes a while to disolve in your mouth if you are one of the people who like to suck them instead of chewing them. The chocolate in the middle is cadburys milk chocolate which is very sweet tasting and very creamy in texture. Overall the two combined give a very sweet chocolatey treat which tastes great, these are my ...  Read the complete review

Another day and another Cadbury review from me, and walking down the sweeties aisle at the supermarket there is a plethora of chocolate treats all vying for our attention and our hard earned cash. Now a real favourite of mine is Cadbury Mini Eggs, lovely little treats that should be available all year round, I despair when they disappear after the Easter festivities. Surely something so delicious and tasty could just be renamed according to the time of year and keep addicts like me happy. Anyway, while I can buy them I am doing my utmost to try them at every opportunity so it was with a kind of inevitability that when I  Read the complete review

Cadburys mini eggs are by far the best thing ever. Putting to one side for one moment the huge downside that these have (which I will explain in a moment) I cannot fault the flavour, look, anything about them. Let's talk about the packaging, the distinctive yellow package, brings these awesome sweets to your attention very quickly. Even the smaller purple cylindrical pots with the plastic yellow wrapper are immediately recognisable. Once you have popped open the lid or opened the packet of eggs, you are faced with small multi-coloured egg shaped morsels of chocolate, covered with a crisp chocolate shell. Apart from the chocolate, which being ...  Read the complete review