‘This is not a drill’ cry Cadbury fans going wild for giant 1kg bags of fan favourite chocs
SHOPPERS are flocking to nab giant fan favourite chocolates which have been spotted on shop shelves and they’re perfect for sharing.
Although Mini Eggs are most thought of during Easter it seems Cadbury is reviving the brand this festive season.
Massive 1kg Cadbury Mini Eggs have been spotted on shelves in B&M and shoppers are going wild for them.
The bags were recently shared in the Newsfoodsuk Facebook group.
The post has received thousands of likes and comments, with many shoppers arguing they were more than happy to take on the giant bag of chocolates.
One user said: “Yes please.”
Another cried: “This is not a drill!!”
“Give me an hour,” cried a third.
A fourth user claimed: “Diets going out the window.”
However, the price of the giant chocolate has left people a little stunned.
In B&M the 1kg bag of chocolates are going for £12 and shoppers are not happy.
One user said: “My faves but £12.”
“And I bet the bag is still half full,” claimed another.
Waitrose sells the giant bag but for a little more at £15. The same chocolates were also sold earlier this year in WHSmith with the same hefty price tag.
But it seems shoppers can’t get enough of Cadbury’s giant chocolate trend as massive Mini Egg bars have also landed on shelves in B&M.
The chocolate bars hold 360g worth of chocolate and will set you back at least £4.50.
Many shoppers couldn’t believe their eyes when they saw them posted on Facebook claiming it was way too early for Easter chocolate.
One user said: “Can we just enjoy the Christmas choccies first?”
Another said: “What a dam joke, we haven’t had Christmas yet.”
It doesn’t look like you will be able to buy these giant bars anywhere else just yet although last year they were spotted in Tesco as early as January.
If you are a Mini Egg fan and the giant chocolate still isn’t enough to satisfy you might want to check out the new flavour Cadbury fans are going wild for.
Orange-flavoured Cadbury Mini Eggs have been spotted in shops and some fans say they’ll need “at least 100 bags.”
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