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Cadbury Buttons Easter Egg |
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06/03/08 (306 review reads) |
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Advantages: Perfect for a childs treat
Disadvantages: caories , fat
I might just buy someone a Cadbury buttons Easter egg as a treat this Easter. I note they are available now on line and in the shops.
Most of us acknowledge Cadbury chocolate as one of the better ones, and most of us will have eaten many of their products especially chocolate buttons. Cadbury have been making chocolate since 1824 by John Cadbury, in Birmingham, Easter eggs were manufactured since 1875
Chocolate buttons have been the childhood treat for years and years. Cadbury have made Easter eggs and filled them with bags of chocolate buttons for years too.
Each year the design might change in some way. These Easter eggs are designed really to catch the younger age market, well may be the older market like me wanting to treat the little ones in the family.
I note there are 2 sizes of Cadbury buttons Easter egg available this year a 105g egg and a 190g egg.
Although Cadbury are reducing the amount of packaging for Easter eggs this year (so they say) these eggs comes in a cardboard box to protect it .The box is a Cadbury blue with a picture of an Easter egg nestled in a field of green grass with chocolate buttons scattered around with a chick hatching out of the egg. There is a small window in the picture of the egg so you glimpse the real egg inside. The egg itself is wrapped in foil.
The egg itself is a hollow chocolate one. With the egg comes a bag of chocolate buttons.
The chocolate this egg is made off is Cadbury dairy milk I am sure I do not really have to describe it too you, but this chocolate is a good one soft creamy and smooth.
I looked at the prices on line and the 105g egg costs £1.45 at Wilkinson's shops
190g egg costs £3.15 at Ocado who are also offering two for £5.50. If you want to save money buy your children a bar of dairy milk chocolate instead more chocolate for the price usually.
It's always a good idea to buy your children identical eggs as it will stop a lot of arguing and sad faces if the other sister/brother gets the egg that seems to be the best.
An Easter egg is always something children desireand covet , you must admit they look so appealing all covered in coloured foil.
Sadly these Easter eggs are not suitable for those with dairy allergies. They also contain 530 cal and 30 g fat per 100g. So not good for that diet. But isn't that the same for all chocolates.
Summary: A chocolate easter egg with cvadbury chocolate buttons
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