Lindt’s Delectable Easter Trio Exclusively at Tesco
Lindt, the renowned Swiss chocolatier, has unveiled three new Easter egg creations, igniting excitement among chocolate enthusiasts eager to indulge in springtime treats. These delightful additions are exclusively available at Tesco supermarkets across the UK, prompting eager shoppers to rush to their nearest store. The new arrivals include the Lindor Milk Chocolate Egg with Lindor Pistachio Truffles, the Lindor Tiramisu Egg, and an extra-large version of their popular Salted Caramel Egg.
The pistachio-infused egg has quickly gained popularity, captivating taste buds and generating buzz on social media. While some express skepticism about the pistachio trend, many are eager to experience this unique flavor combination. The tiramisu egg offers another intriguing option for those seeking a coffee-flavored indulgence. Meanwhile, the oversized salted caramel egg caters to fans of the classic flavor, providing a more substantial treat. Priced at £13 for the 260g pistachio and tiramisu eggs, and £20 for the 348g salted caramel egg, these luxurious treats are sure to satisfy any chocolate craving.
Cadbury’s 2025 Easter Lineup: New Treats and Returning Favorites
Cadbury, another beloved chocolate brand, has also unveiled its 2025 Easter range, featuring a mix of new creations and returning favorites. The Easter Favourites Pouch, filled with Mini Eggs, Creme Eggs, and Mini Dairy Milk Eggs, is perfect for sharing or Easter egg hunts. The Marvellous Creations Traditional Egg combines the popular Marvellous Creations bar with the classic Dairy Milk egg, offering a playful mix of textures and flavors. The Toblerone Truffle Edgy Egg makes a grand entrance with its geometric chocolate shell encasing decadent Toblerone truffles. For those nostalgic for past favorites, Cadbury has brought back the Creme Egg Bar, Mini Eggs Orange, and the highly anticipated White Creme Egg Traditional Egg, exclusive to Asda.
Navigating the Rising Cost of Chocolate
As consumers face economic pressures, the rising cost of chocolate has become a concern. However, there are ways to satisfy your sweet tooth without breaking the bank. Opting for supermarket own-brand bars can be a cost-effective alternative if flavor isn’t a primary concern. Comparing prices across different supermarkets can help ensure you’re getting the best deal. Keeping an eye out for yellow stickers, which indicate reduced prices on items approaching their best-before date or with slightly damaged packaging, can yield significant savings. Buying larger bars often results in a lower price per 100g, making it a smart choice for those with a hearty appetite.
The Controversy over Mini Egg Price Hikes
The rising price of Cadbury Mini Eggs has sparked outrage among some consumers. The price of a 110g bar has doubled in some stores, attributed to the increasing cost of cocoa, dairy, energy, and transport. Mondelez International, Cadbury’s parent company, explains that these price increases are a last resort, necessary to maintain the quality and taste of their products while absorbing rising input costs.
Cadbury’s 2025 Easter Offerings at a Glance
Here’s a quick overview of Cadbury’s 2025 Easter range:
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New Launches:
- Easter Favourites Pouch (335g): £7.45
- Marvellous Creations Traditional Egg (202g): £7.49 (Tesco exclusive)
- Toblerone Truffle Edgy Egg (286g): £15.49
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Returning Favorites:
- Creme Egg Bar (123g): £2.39
- Mini Eggs Orange (80g): £2.19 (Tesco exclusive)
- White Creme Egg Traditional Egg (195g): £7.49 (Asda exclusive)
- Ultimate Eggs:
- Half & Half Ultimate Egg (372g): £15.49
- Cadbury Fingers Ultimate Egg (380g): £15.49 (Tesco exclusive)
Additional Ultimate Eggs include Crunchie, Mini Eggs, Fruit & Nut, Marble, and Chunky editions, all priced at £15.49.
Whether you’re a Lindt aficionado, a Cadbury devotee, or simply a chocolate lover, this Easter season offers a tempting array of treats to satisfy every palate. From pistachio and tiramisu to salted caramel and classic Dairy Milk, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. While prices may be rising, savvy shoppers can still find ways to indulge without overspending.
