Cadbury's Mini Eggs Reviews

Cadburys Mini Eggs have never been a favourite of mine but for some reason I am bought them again every easter, even after I say I prefer other chocolates. This year I received a bag of mini eggs and a mini egg easter egg and my first thought was not these again. I opened the Easter egg and gave the easter egg to my gran, as I ...  Read the complete review

Christmas has passed and before we can blink the Easter confectionary has hit the shops. One of my favourite Easter treats has to be Cadbury's mini eggs, these little speckled delights were launched by Cadburys way back in 1967 and reappear in the shops every year in the run up to Easter. They consist of Cadbury's milk chocolate in the ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Where do they originate from? Cadbury's Mini Eggs were first introduced in 1967, by Cadbury employees Zach Taylor and Ben Pugsley, the four main colours of the Mini Eggs are White, Yellow, Light Blue and Pink, these four colours make the out shell of the product more exciting and vibrant. Although originally only sold at Easter ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's Mini Eggs are really the only thing I ever get for Easter time as I'm not really a huge chocolate fan. Mini Eggs are a product made by Cadbury. The Mini Eggs are very small egg shaped chocolate with a hard shell which has brown spots that give the eggs a real animal eggs effect which I think is really creative of Cadbury. ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury mini eggs are a very sweet treat, particularly for children. They come in a small treat-sized bag (which doesn't contain quite enough) or a larger bag which is apparently for sharing (like that ever happens). You can also get two of the small bags with an Easter egg at Easter-time. Each sweet is an egg-shaped piece of ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury mini eggs make smarties not taste satisfying. Firstly with cadbury mini eggs you get far more chocolate in each mini egg and the coating around each mini egg makes it taste far more crunchy and chocolaty, leaving that ever lasting after taste that leaves you craving for more. The value for money in Cadbury mini eggs ...  Read the complete review

Mini eggs are what I look forward to most about Easter. I know it sounds sad but I really like them! The crisp sugar shell comes in different colours, white, purple, pink and yellow. I think the pink and the yellow ones taste the best to me. They do taste different and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Try them for yourself ...  Read the complete review

I know Easter is long gone but I have just finished my last pack of Cadbury Mini Eggs. They are my favourite of all the Easter chocolate that's for sale. They usually appear in the shops just after Christmas and to be honest that's when we buy our first packet. Mini Eggs are sold in their distinctive yellow packaging, either ...  Read the complete review

Around this time of year, there are absolutely stacks of offers with Cadburys mini eggs! I absolutely love this product, they are a great snack (although I tend to end up eating the whole packet!) and are quite filling. The product --> This are in a plastic yellow bag, with quite attractive purple logo and the coloured ...  Read the complete review

At certain times of the year you can find different chocolate items available in the stores and at Easter time you can purchase all types and brands of chocolate eggs. There is a massive choice now large and small but a variety that has been around for as long as I can remember is the Mini Eggs produced by Cadbury's. These mini eggs as ...  Read the complete review

My girlfriend bought these yesterday from Sainsburys as they were half price, but I have ended up eating most of them as they are very addictive. I have the 120g pack that comes in a tube and it cost about 70p, which was half the RRP. --- The Tube --- The mini eggs come in a tall, thin tube that measures 17.5cm tall and ...  Read the complete review

Cadburys Mini Eggs are possibly one of the best chocolate creations going in my opinion and most people seem to love them. Mini eggs were introduced to us in 1967 and were initially just for sale at Easter and Christmas. The are more commonly sold around the Easter period, but thankfully you can find them at some retailers all year ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's mini eggs are a chocolate confectionary consisting of an egg shaped portion of milk chocolate surrounded by a crisp sugar shell. They are only available seasonally (around Easter) and have proven very popular since their introduction. Mini eggs are available in various sizes, from a small 45 gram bag and a 120 gram cardboard ...  Read the complete review

I have a real soft spot for mini eggs. I didn't get any this easter, but it doesn't have to be easter for me to eat them. You can get them in fairly large bags (about 200g) for about £1.50 - £2.00 depending on the store. This is one of those bags that is made for sharing, similar to a big bag of revels. The eggs ...  Read the complete review

In keeping with my hard won and stoutly defended reputation as being entirely unhinged, here I am proudly reviewing an Easter product a few days after that date. Actually, however, it makes rather more sense than I am usually prepared to admit. For one thing, chocolate is *always* in season! Also, though, as I'm sure those of us who ...  Read the complete review

I got some of these at Easter to obviously seemed a good idea to write a review :) Most of you will have had these before but for those that haven't... Mini-eggs are essentially sugar coated, egg shaped chocolate. They have quite a sweet taste though are also distinctive from various imitations on the market because they're ...  Read the complete review

Like many other people, I've always considered Cadbury's Mini Eggs a staple of Easter. They're not one large egg that you can't get your teeth around, they're small enough to enjoy and in a bag large enough to share. Brilliant. We got hold of a 100g bag last night, which boasts that whilst it may contain nuts and soya (for ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's Mini Eggs. Well its Easter slowly approaching us again, and I love to make an Easter Cake because my grandchildren come over for dinner on Sunday and I love to have a home made cake available for the evening after sunday tea, and any way thats what nans do, best bake cakes. After making a ...  Read the complete review

I couldn't let this Easter weekend pass by without doing a review on Easter eggs now could I? I wouldn't normally go for these but they were on offer - 100g bag for 69p (instead of around £1) - so I had to buy some as I haven't had any for years. These mini eggs have been around since 1967 & remember eating them as a child ...  Read the complete review