Cadbury Creme Egg Reviews

A bit of an oddity of a confectionary supplied by cadbury's. Originally only available around Easter time, It is now possible to pick them up at almost any time of year. They essentially consist of a white and yellow fondant centre in a thick egg shaped casing of dairy milk chocolate. There's many ways to eat them and everyone will have their ...  Read the complete review

A few years ago I used to go to a Keep Fit class once a week and reward myself with a Creme Egg on the way home. Upon reflection, they're probably not a good addition to a weight loss plan, but they do taste great! Each egg, which is smaller than a real chicken egg (and you will often find adults complaining, 'They're not as big as they ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury Creme Egg - How do you eat yours? That must be the million dollar question? Cadburys Creme eggs as we now know them were made from 1971, and have stood the test of time. The eggs are made with Cadburys milk chocolate, quite a thick shell about 4mm or so thick, filled with a fondant filling, the inner ...  Read the complete review

The cadbury's creme egg is a classic, consisting of an egg shell of the cadbury's chocolate we all know and love, filled with an incredibly sweet white fondant icing enshrouding a core of even sweeter orange fondant, in the style of an egg. I have always loved the creme egg, as it is incredibly sweet and very pleasant to eat. However, ...  Read the complete review

Delicious white fondant with a swirl of yellow fondant for the yolk, covered in cadburys milk chocolate. Absolutely wonderful, but alas these little darlings are lesser spotted appearing for only a few months of the year. Recently cadburys has introduced a creme egg bar that is available throughout the year (Yipee!!!) although i havent had the ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's creme egg are designed to look exactly like eggs. Egg shaped, and they even have the white and yellow cream inside to look like egg yolks. The chocolate tastes yummy, I always enjoy cadburys chocolate, it's one of my favourites. The cream inside is nice, and just the right consistency not to drip all over you as you try to ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's Creme Egg Some love them some hate them, for me they are very average. They consist of fairly thick chocolate shell filled with a very sweet filling, which actually is mostly white, with a little orange, which looks surprisingly like an actual egg! The chocolate shell is very nice, made of milk chocolate which ...  Read the complete review

Cadburys Creme Eggs are a sweet treat of a product only available around Easter time and a couple of moths before hand too. Thick Cadburys milk chocolate envelope a yellow and white fondant with fantastic results, and they can prove to be very addictive. Cadburys chocolate is the only one for me anyway, and when these come ...  Read the complete review

The Cadbury creme egg is back for easter already! a lot of people are giving it good reviews, but i can't see the attraction. the idea is clever, and i don't know how they manage to get the yellowy/orangy bit in the center but thats about it. the Cadbury chocolate shell tastes great but it's to thick and hard to bite ...  Read the complete review

Chocolate filled eggs have been around in one form or another since 1923 but it was not until 1971 that we were introduced to the Creme Egg that we know today. Sold in America under license by the Hershey company, Cadbury's creme eggs are the best selling confectionary item annually in the period between of New Year's day and Easter, selling an ...  Read the complete review

I loved Cadbury's Creme Eggs when I was little, and can remember a time when I thought that they actually were laid by some kind of magical chocolate bird (though as my mum kept hens it was more one of these that sprang to mind than that horrendous parrot they put on the ads). Year by year, however, they because more ubiquitous, smaller ...  Read the complete review

The Crème Egg is, in my opinion, Cadbury's finest creation. It is only available in the run-up to Easter, which means you will need to stock-pile these little delights for the colder season ahead! They retail for about 45p now, but the price seems to sneak up by a few pence each year. The uninitiated should prepare ...  Read the complete review

Yum, Cadbury's Creme Egg. Usually appearing around five months before easter, then disappearing again, five months after, Creme Eggs have these days become a sweet counter regular, standing proudly beside the Kit-Kats and the Mars bars. They are not so much a snack though, as a treat, as there isn't really that much nutritional goodness ...  Read the complete review

Ahh the elusive Cdbury's Crème Egg. It is the confectionary egg that we never notice has disappeared until it comes back in stock again. The Crème Egg was first introduced in 1971 and since then there has been debate over the actual size of the Crème Egg. Fortunately for us Brits the eggs have not changed in size but in the U.S.A it ...  Read the complete review

I absolutely love Cadbury crème eggs. There basically an egg shaped chocolate product with a milk chocolate shell and inside that shell is a kind of white and yellow crème fondant mixture. it's the mixture that it so unique and what makes these taste so nice. Its really hard to explained what the mixture in the middle tastes like but ...  Read the complete review

Ooh well what can i say, apart from... YUM. I just love Creme Eggs and often get one not just at Easter. Creme Eggs consist of a think milk chocolate shell filled with a creamy white and yellow filling. I'm not actually sure what this filling is, but i can tell you it is just lovely. However you try to ...  Read the complete review

I am completely addicted to chocolate! Creme eggs are unusual as people are most used to chocolate coming in bars, not eggs! When i think of a Creme egg, it reminds me of easter as you cant have easter without a Creme Egg! They are gorgeous, as soon as you bite into them, the chocolate is really creamy. The inside of the egg is smooth ...  Read the complete review

The ooey gooey sweetness of the Cadbury Creme Egg is so wonderful. There is only one way to eat a creme egg. You have too eat the yolk first. Then The Sweet Chocolate shell. The Cadbury Creme Eggs have been come an almost icon for some family's for the Easter holiday. I know in my house its not Easter till we have the first Cadbury Creme ...  Read the complete review

Being an adult, there is only one reason why I look forward to Easter these days, and that is to enjoy the Cream Egg. Possibly my favourite chocolate egg, (well, chocolate, but it isnt really a chocolate bar). I love the fact that you can get so much pleasure out of something so small. The cadburys cream egg, is basically a chocolate ...  Read the complete review

Not sure what it is with me and Creme Eggs over the last few easters. I never used to like them, I found them so sickly but I guess my tooth has become sweeter over the years and now I look forward to those few weeks before Easter when they become available. They are basically the sweetest of cream fondants injected into a hollow ...  Read the complete review