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How much do you spend on Easter Eggs for your kids?

I'm going to get one of those Egg Hunt kits that the Supermarkets do then get a couple of the bigger ones so maybe around £10-15.

SamGoodship
2 months ago
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Leannexxx

Normally about £6 as they don't eat that much chocolate and they get them from family members too so what doesn't get eaten gets melted to make rice crispy cakes

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SamGoodship
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Leannexxx I tried melting it a couple of times and it tasted weird - not sure why!

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Leannexxx

SamGoodship did you add a little milk? That helps blend them together better

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JLouM

All kids in my family have grown up now so don’t buy them.

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SamGoodship
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JLouM Do you buy them for yourself?

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JLouM

SamGoodship No. I would if it was something I liked at a reduced price- probably after Easter but generally no I don’t need to.

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eyeballkerry

I don’t buy Easter eggs before Easter anymore. I used to get a large bar of chocolate for my children when they were younger now I wait to get the reduced ones.

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SamGoodship
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eyeballkerry Never get them reduced in the supermarkets anymore, they usually run out days before with people who have forgotten panic buying lol

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Mango4

Always buy when on offer. Have bought 6 of the £2 offer eggs from Sainsburys and 6 of the 75p offer eggs from Morrisons this week , some will get eaten well before easter thou. In fact one may have disappeared already

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beccatavender

Between £5-£10 depending on the deals at the time.

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didbygraham

look for any good supermarket deals, but generally one large egg each and a couple a few multiple packs of creme eggs etc. We still have the annual Easter Egg hunt in the front room. (my son is now 21 but still loves it!)

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HEDGEHOGS

I bought a few yesterday in Sainsbury as on offer for £2.00 for the large ones.

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MrsCraig

I buy him the small eggs, usually about £1.50. I get him one and his grandparents usually buy him one. I don't spend more than £5.

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jjs1985

Usually try and find the deals or offers, 2 for £5 or 3 for £10 depending on sizes. Prefer where possible to buy a day or two after when they are reduced

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