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It's that time of year again when it's absolutely acceptable to eat chocolate for breakfast. Followed by a hot cross bun. The long bank holiday weekend is upon us, and with that, a few extra days off work to spend time with friends and family. Ahead of Easter weekend this April, the Marks and Spencer's "egg-stra" special treats are available to buy in store now, but sign say the chocolate eggs won't stay on the shelves for the long. Aldi's ripple egg looked very fancy. Made from Moser Roth Belgian Milk Chocolate and Caramelised Biscuit, it tasted absolutely delicious. The shell was gorgeous to look at, and even better to taste.
It had scrumptious crunchy bits and was ever so moreish. The German retailer also sells dark chocolate and caramel, and white chocolate and raspberry ripple flavoured eggs too. It was certainly something a bit different, I thought. My first impression when I tried to eat it was how messy it was. The Colin the Caterpillar Easter egg is perfect for kids. Wrapped in florescent green foil, the large egg was super creamy and smooth. Plus it came with a large bag of white chocolate mini Colin faces.It is among the retailer's higher-end Easter products and other flavours in the decadent range includes a pink gin white chocolate egg, also with fabulous marbling. It is quite pricey mind you. Gone have the days where the option was simply white, milk or dark chocolate. Now you can buy everything from salted caramel, honeycomb and popping candy, to marble, pink and dairy free eggs. Egg-stra special Easter treats are here: find Colin the Caterpillar eggs, fun Ombles and luxurious Collection eggs expertly crafted by chocolatiers and so much more in store now," wrote the store. GT22 Nice contents but a very expensive way to buy The contents were great as always and my daughter absolutely loved it, but calculating the value of the contents it is actually very over priced Watch: I tried chocolate party cakes from Tesco, Aldi, Asda, Lidl and Waitrose and one made me insanely happy
Surprise Surprise Easter choc hamper Lovely Colin the Caterpillar gift bag. Sent direct to customer for a family Easter Egg Hunt.Everyone was surprised when the parcel arrived. M&S has launched a tempting Easter range featuring everything from fun chocolate eggs and special Colin the Caterpillar cakes, to sweet and savoury hot cross buns (even cheese ones). The collection is so creative, eye-catching and best of all, utterly divine. Nothing quite says "special occasion" quite like a Colin The Caterpillar birthday cake — I mean, is it even your birthday if your mates don't buy you one? For spring, the nation's favourite failsafe chocolate sponge cake has been giving an Easter makeover, and M&S are bringing out Colin The Caterpillar Easter eggs for 2021. Read more: I pitted Warburtons white bread against Lidl, Asda, Tesco and more - the cheapest made the best toast
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Sue5837 Easter Colin bag of goodies Lovely bag of Colin goodies. Great for sharing with family and friends I headed down to Aldi, Lidl, Sainsbury's, Tesco, Marks and Spencer and Asda to see what they had to offer and whether they could compete with the famous chocolate brands this Easter. It's fair to say I was surprised. Some of the confectionery from the budget supermarkets in particular were especially delicious. 10. Last place: Kit Kat Chunky
It's crunchy, crispy, silky, creamy and absolutely delicious. It may not come with any extra bags of chocolate, but the egg is huge and the salt and sweet combination is a sure-fire winner. Asda also sells Raspberry and Marshmallow White Chocolate, and Peppermint and Cocoa Nib Dark Chocolate flavours as well. Yum. The middle assortment of cereals was much sweeter than the outside egg making a nice balance. This egg would be perfect for kids who just want to dig in and get messy. Marks and Spencer has a brilliant range of Easter treats for adults and children (Image: Laura Nightingale) 4. Lidl blendandlayer Just the gift to cheer up a friend/ family member Great fun selection of yummy treats, perfect for children of all ages or a family gathering.
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In keeping with the holiday spirit, I decided to compare some of my family's favourite chocolate Easter eggs, namely Cadbury and Galaxy, to some supermarket own brands to see which one tasted the best. The variety of eggs in the shops these days is endless. goltgl Colin the caterpillar food gift Lovely item for sharing. Good value for money. Enjoyed by everyone. Cadbury and Galaxy chocolate Easter eggs compared to supermarket offerings from Asda, Aldi, Lidl and M&S (Image: Laura Nightingale) 9. Sainsbury's VH54 Colin the Caterpillar Easter Gift Bag Delicious and a bargain at half price with free delivery. Amberley London Godchildren loved it Went down a treat as surprise Easter present. The kids loved it!
LouisaMurg Sweet little giftbag! A lovely little gift for those with a sweet tooth. Sent to friends for an Easter treat, and they loved it.
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