You can buy 36 Reese’s Peanut Butter Crème Eggs for £18 in time for Easter – but you’ll have to be quick
EASTER may still be weeks away, but there is no excuse not to stock up on chocolate when an eggscellent deal comes around.
Reese’s has brought back its peanut butter crème eggs for a second year running – and you can now buy 36 of the tasty eggs for £18.
They’re similar to the Cadbury version when it comes to size, but contain a gooey peanut butter filling as opposed to white sugary icing.
A pack of 36 Reese’s eggs is currently being sold for £18 – or 50p an egg – .
The deal was first spotted by bargain hunters from.
It’s not the cheapest price that the creamy treats were ever sold for. In January, you could pick up three for £1 at Tesco, but sadly the offer is no longer available.
But Amazon’s deal is still pretty decent considering the same amount of Reese’s peanut eggs are selling for up to
If you’re tempted, you’ll need to be very quick – there were only about a dozen packs still available.
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Last year, the eggs were also available in packs of five in Tesco closer to Good Friday, so fingers crossed that will be the case again.
We’re still weeks away from Easter, but that hasn’t stopped shops from stocking up on the seasonal confectionery.
If you’re looking for bargain choccies, B&M is selling a giant chocolate Easter bunny and it looks a lot like a posher one from Lindt – but for a fraction of the price.
The tempting treat, which is more than ten inches high and eight inches wide, is nearly the size of a small real-life bunny and costs £6.99.
Meanwhile, Asda has brought back its bunny-shaped crumpets, which come in packs of four and cost £1.
MAGICAL EGG Tesco is selling a £3.50 UNICORN-shaped Easter egg – and it looks amazing
This year’s Easter takes place from Good Friday on March 30 until Easter Monday on April 2 – making Easter Sunday on April 1, which is also April Fool’s day.
If you’re planning a spring break, thanks to the way the Easter bank holidays fall, you can get 16 whole days off work by only sacrificing eight days of annual leave.
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