Waitrose’s £15 Croissant Easter Egg Leaves Shoppers Asking One Key Question

• Waitrose launches a croissant-shaped Easter egg, but shoppers are baffled.
• Priced at £15, customers are all wondering the same thing—solid or hollow?
• Made from caramelised white chocolate with milk chocolate drizzle and crunchy crumbs.
• Rising cocoa and dairy prices are pushing up the cost of chocolate treats.

Waitrose has unveiled a new Easter egg that’s got everyone talking – not for its taste, but for its shape and price. The croissant-shaped Easter egg is priced at £15, and shoppers are struggling to wrap their heads around it.

Hana Carter reported in The Sun that a post on the Very British Problems Facebook page sparked debate when a shopper shared a picture of the unique Easter treat. The packaging describes it as “a perfectly shaped croissant made of rich blonde chocolate, drizzled with milk chocolate and sprinkled with crunchy chocolate crumbs.”

However, customers weren’t debating the taste or quality – they had just one question: is it hollow or solid?

"Is it hollow?" asked one shopper.

"For £15, that better be a solid croissant!" added another.

"All I want to know is—solid or hollow?" echoed a third.

For those wondering, blonde chocolate is actually caramelised white chocolate, giving it a deeper, toasty flavour. But with the rising costs of cocoa and dairy pushing chocolate prices higher, many are questioning whether this indulgent Easter egg is worth the splurge.

Tom Church, Co-Founder of LatestDeals.co.uk, said: "This is one of those products that gets people talking. Whether it’s a gimmick or a must-have, one thing’s for sure – everyone wants to know if it’s hollow or solid!"