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Posted 1 April 2018

Medium Easter Eggs 50p - 5 Creme Eggs £1 - Mini Eggs Pouch 421g £2 - Lindt Truffles 200g £2 @ Morrisons

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Looks like Morrisons have already started clearing their Easter stock online but should be instore too when open on Monday

More on deal link but includes 50p medium easter eggs, 5 creme eggs for £1, Lindt 200g truffles for £2, Mini Eggs 421g pouch for £2


50p Medium Easter Eggs


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Mini Eggs



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Lindt 200g Truffles


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Creme Eggs

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  1. cjabingham's avatar
    Too sweet for me. I just like real chocolate. Not Cadbury or Hershey's but real chocolate. Asda smartprice plain chocolate is the best ! 30p for 100g and 50% cocoa solids and no vegetable fat, just cocoa butter. Tesco value has acrylamides in it! Cadbury use vegetable fats. Bourneville isn't proper dark chocolate as it only has 38% cocoa solids and had vegetable fats added.
  2. ran123ran's avatar
    cjabingham01/04/2018 11:00

    Too sweet for me. I just like real chocolate. Not Cadbury or Hershey's …Too sweet for me. I just like real chocolate. Not Cadbury or Hershey's but real chocolate. Asda smartprice plain chocolate is the best ! 30p for 100g and 50% cocoa solids and no vegetable fat, just cocoa butter. Tesco value has acrylamides in it! Cadbury use vegetable fats. Bourneville isn't proper dark chocolate as it only has 38% cocoa solids and had vegetable fats added.


    You certainly know about chocolate.
  3. maccy1i's avatar
    Mmmmmmm I need these, popping in tomorrow...early
  4. iWantACheesePizza's avatar
    £40 min spend though anyone in Leeds fancy going two’s on the order?
  5. hearts22's avatar
    cjabingham01/04/2018 11:00

    Too sweet for me. I just like real chocolate. Not Cadbury or Hershey's …Too sweet for me. I just like real chocolate. Not Cadbury or Hershey's but real chocolate. Asda smartprice plain chocolate is the best ! 30p for 100g and 50% cocoa solids and no vegetable fat, just cocoa butter. Tesco value has acrylamides in it! Cadbury use vegetable fats. Bourneville isn't proper dark chocolate as it only has 38% cocoa solids and had vegetable fats added.


    I find cheap chocolate like that good just for melting in cakes. It's too waxy to eat. Cadbury's chocolate might have its dodgy ingredients but it's creamy and milky and that's the appeal.
    Asda SmartPrice chocolate isn't any better. And it's not real chocolate lol. It's cheap for a reason.

    The milk one has basically no milk and in fact it's sooo waxy and the dark one has 50% of cocoa solids which is anyway for proper dark chocolate.
    Dark chocolate needs to have better than 50% to be real dark chocolate. Minimum 70% really. 50% is considered semi sweet.

    Asda's dark chocolate has 50% of cocoa solids. The rest is sugar (it's the second ingredient listed in the Asda's dark chocolate). When I think of proper dark chocolate I think of chocolate that's a bit bitter at least.
    Milk chocolate well... It needs to be creamy and milky, not waxy like the Asda one is. It only has 14% of milk solids. Cadbury's milk chocolate has 23%. It's called MILK chocolate... remember.
    I'd rather eat Cadbury's milk chocolate with vegetable fats than Asda's waxy travesty of milk chocolate.

    Hershey's chocolate is made differently. I don't rate it. Cadbury's isn't the best but it's much better than Hershey's chocolate.

    If you think Asda's bottom of the range chocolate is real chocolate then you don't know much about it.

    One last thing: it's not all about percentages either... Asda's dark chocolate might have more cocoa solids than Bourneville's dark chocolate (I don't consider proper dark chocolate anything less than 70%, mind you) but the latter has most likely better quality beans. There have been compromises made somewhere if Asda's dark chocolate costs only 30p. (edited)
  6. uksnapper's avatar
    If you want really good chocolate,the dark variety that is, you would do well to go to Aldi or even Lidl as both sell a good selection of both plain and flavoured "real" chocolate at modest prices.
  7. markandbridget's avatar
    Very tempting!,
  8. janebrown13's avatar
    Thank you just bought online the lindors
  9. Em2304's avatar
    I went to Morrisons yesterday and all they had left was a couple of smashed up large eggs
  10. deleted992257's avatar
    My local Moggers was cleared of Easter eggs days ago.
  11. tinazors's avatar
    hass12301/04/2018 17:19

    Should have seen the savages in Small Heath Asda smashing up every easter …Should have seen the savages in Small Heath Asda smashing up every easter egg in store, security didn’t bat an eye


    That’s Small Heath for you
  12. Sheza1's avatar
    Absolutely nothing in my local Morrisons, not even a trace. It's as if they send them all back day after Easter!
  13. Gussy_Fink_Nottle's avatar
    Yummy yummy soon to be reduced.
  14. TickleMyPickle's avatar
    Shame there’s no click & collect, my local will be empty come Monday
  15. daisyb212's avatar
    I'm in Scotland - might try my luck this morning - had planned to pop out for some Easter stuff anyway.
  16. bevforde's avatar
    TickleThePickle1st Apr 2018

    Shame there’s no click & collect, my local will be empty come Monday


    Shops will be closed today, so hopefully there will be some monday
  17. unknown2008's avatar
    Thanks
  18. daisyb212's avatar
    Em230459 m ago

    I went to Morrisons yesterday and all they had left was a couple of …I went to Morrisons yesterday and all they had left was a couple of smashed up large eggs


    I was in Morrisons this morning (Scotland) and they had one little bashed up Maltese one which scanned at £1 (and should have been 50p according to online prices). For the best though I think!
  19. fionabisset's avatar
    All sold out online!
  20. dawnie's avatar
    Still showing as stock in my area and i was going to order online but decided not to as earliest delivery slot was tomorrow night and wasn't sure if the order would get picked before the store opened by which time everyone would have been in and bought them.
  21. alexhickman89's avatar
    £40 minimum spend, pfffft
  22. deleted1914311's avatar
    Gluttony

    Obesity and Type 2 Diabetics off chocolate produced a year ago...

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  23. jase.2's avatar
    My local store had tonnes of eggs but all still full price 30 mins ago
  24. brychris's avatar
    My Morrisons (Redditch) never has anything, Xmas stock, Easter stock etc, the shop is just a laughing stock really!
  25. deleted1431257's avatar
    Em230401/04/2018 10:09

    I went to Morrisons yesterday and all they had left was a couple of …I went to Morrisons yesterday and all they had left was a couple of smashed up large eggs


    Should have seen the savages in Small Heath Asda smashing up every easter egg in store, security didn’t bat an eye
  26. deleted1843708's avatar
    Em23048 h, 28 m ago

    I went to Morrisons yesterday and all they had left was a couple of …I went to Morrisons yesterday and all they had left was a couple of smashed up large eggs


    Trust me some stores have tonnes of eggs left. Glenrothes has literally hundreds.
  27. summerof76's avatar
    33559331-x1PYz.jpgMmmmmm
  28. cchung1106's avatar
    Ordered lots of Easter eggs online along with other shopping to make up the £40
  29. hearts22's avatar
    ran123ran01/04/2018 20:14

    You certainly know about chocolate.


    No he doesn't. Read my post just above.
  30. deleted724616's avatar
    hearts228 h, 0 m ago

    No he doesn't. Read my post just above.


    He has an opinion, so do you. Neither of you are right, or wrong, well except you, as you don't see that is just their opinion
  31. deleted1431257's avatar
    tinazors13 h, 12 m ago

    That’s Small Heath for you


    Yup, utter cesspit of humanity. (edited)
  32. thebestrc's avatar
    Was instore today and everything was still full price and scanned at full price too.
  33. amara7's avatar
    Not even 1 egg in the Morris whitefield bury
  34. beanooo's avatar
    If you have no luck in Morrisons then try Sainsbury's. I think mine on the A127 in Basildon must have over ordered. They have pallet loads which start a little dearer at 62p for a malteaser one. All at half price.
  35. c_1st's avatar
    hearts2212 h, 33 m ago

    I find cheap chocolate like that good just for melting in cakes. It's too …I find cheap chocolate like that good just for melting in cakes. It's too waxy to eat. Cadbury's chocolate might have its dodgy ingredients but it's creamy and milky and that's the appeal. Asda SmartPrice chocolate isn't any better. And it's not real chocolate lol. It's cheap for a reason. The milk one has basically no milk and in fact it's sooo waxy and the dark one has 50% of cocoa solids which is anyway for proper dark chocolate. Dark chocolate needs to have better than 50% to be real dark chocolate. Minimum 70% really. 50% is considered semi sweet. Asda's dark chocolate has 50% of cocoa solids. The rest is sugar (it's the second ingredient listed in the Asda's dark chocolate). When I think of proper dark chocolate I think of chocolate that's a bit bitter at least. Milk chocolate well... It needs to be creamy and milky, not waxy like the Asda one is. It only has 14% of milk solids. Cadbury's milk chocolate has 23%. It's called MILK chocolate... remember.I'd rather eat Cadbury's milk chocolate with vegetable fats than Asda's waxy travesty of milk chocolate.Hershey's chocolate is made differently. I don't rate it. Cadbury's isn't the best but it's much better than Hershey's chocolate. If you think Asda's bottom of the range chocolate is real chocolate then you don't know much about it.One last thing: it's not all about percentages either... Asda's dark chocolate might have more cocoa solids than Bourneville's dark chocolate (I don't consider proper dark chocolate anything less than 70%, mind you) but the latter has most likely better quality beans. There have been compromises made somewhere if Asda's dark chocolate costs only 30p.


    Thanks OP for this great deal.
    Also, Hearts22 thanks for this excellent evaluation. For "Waxy travesty": You win the best laugh-out-loud comment on cheap Easter chocs ! Bravo.
    Happy Easter & thanks for the outstanding deals AND fun comments to all HUKD'rs. xXx
  36. janebrown13's avatar
    Thank you OP will get my 29 lindor boxes for the family today at 9.30 pm .
  37. grant20's avatar
    Have in my local but different price than online for instance - medium eggs online 50p but in my store 75p etc, still a bargain though.
  38. cjabingham's avatar
    hearts222nd Apr

    I find cheap chocolate like that good just for melting in cakes. It's too …I find cheap chocolate like that good just for melting in cakes. It's too waxy to eat. Cadbury's chocolate might have its dodgy ingredients but it's creamy and milky and that's the appeal. Asda SmartPrice chocolate isn't any better. And it's not real chocolate lol. It's cheap for a reason. The milk one has basically no milk and in fact it's sooo waxy and the dark one has 50% of cocoa solids which is anyway for proper dark chocolate. Dark chocolate needs to have better than 50% to be real dark chocolate. Minimum 70% really. 50% is considered semi sweet. Asda's dark chocolate has 50% of cocoa solids. The rest is sugar (it's the second ingredient listed in the Asda's dark chocolate). When I think of proper dark chocolate I think of chocolate that's a bit bitter at least. Milk chocolate well... It needs to be creamy and milky, not waxy like the Asda one is. It only has 14% of milk solids. Cadbury's milk chocolate has 23%. It's called MILK chocolate... remember.I'd rather eat Cadbury's milk chocolate with vegetable fats than Asda's waxy travesty of milk chocolate.Hershey's chocolate is made differently. I don't rate it. Cadbury's isn't the best but it's much better than Hershey's chocolate. If you think Asda's bottom of the range chocolate is real chocolate then you don't know much about it.One last thing: it's not all about percentages either... Asda's dark chocolate might have more cocoa solids than Bourneville's dark chocolate (I don't consider proper dark chocolate anything less than 70%, mind you) but the latter has most likely better quality beans. There have been compromises made somewhere if Asda's dark chocolate costs only 30p.


    I admit Asda smartprice 50% chocolate is too sweet. Lidl has good 55% choclate for 28p about
  39. cjabingham's avatar
    nobody has mentioned chocolate willies!
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