I brought these Milky Bar Mini Eggs in Wilkinson for my little sister, she's 2 and loves white chocolate but when I got them home I didn't give them her because the eggs are a bit big and hard and I was worried she was going to swallow one. These was about 79p a bag and I decided to try one even though I'm not mad keen on white chocolate, I didn't want to waste them and was interested to see what they'd taste like. They're not bad actually. The eggs are a bit smaller than Cadbury Mini Eggs and the coating of them is a shiney white chocolate flavoured sugar shell. For someone like me who doesn't like white chocolate that much they're ok, but I reckon people ...  Read the complete review

Strong and tough! *About the product* Milkybar Mini Eggs are similar to Cadburys Mini Eggs with the exception that they are made of white chocolate and are created by Nestle and not Cadburys! The mini eggs are white chocolate in a crisp sugar shell. *Packaging* Milkybar products are instantly recognisable by their yellow packaging. The front of the pack is mainly yellow with a red top and bottom and has the name of the product in blue writing. There is also a picture of the famous Milkybar Kid and a picture of the eggs contained within the packet. The rear of the packed has the best before date, nutritional information, ...  Read the complete review

The best part about the few months after Christmas for me is the start of the Easter chocolates coming on sale. Slowly in the shops you start to see Creme Eggs, mini eggs, then other companies (ie not Cadbury's) versions of mini eggs.. then eventually all the Easter eggs come out and its Easter! I was pleased to see these Nestle Milky Bar Mini Eggs on sale in the local co-op recently as I dashed in to get a lucozade on my way to work one morning and needed some chocolate. These were on offer for buy one get one free for £1.09. The co-op only had one pack of Milky Bar eggs left so I had to buy Smarties mini eggs for my plus one free pack- which I did not mind ...  Read the complete review

Yes, I admit it. I bought chocolate again. My excuse is that there are so many new lines out for Easter which I just have to try! These new Milky Bar Mini Eggs come in the familiar creamy white and red packaging with a picture of the famous MilkyBar Kid as well as some eggs and a little chick. The front of the pack tells us that the Eggs are made from 'all natural ingredients'. A 100g bag costs £1.13 but is currently available in Tesco on special offer - 2 bags for £2 (Cadbury's Creme Egg Minis are also included in this offer). A bag contains precisely 500 calories - ouch! There is an ingredients list on the back: what I think is a really ...  Read the complete review