Where?

Instore where??

Link takes you to Netto Homepage. I'm guessing Netto.

Ormskirk of course

And so begins the easter egg hunt...

in the description I have stated Ormskirk but it is nationwide in Netto

Amended now I did put in the merchant box Netto but I didnt know it wasnt gonna show but I have now added ot to the totle and description

When you say Giant, how gigantic are we talking rob, talk to me, tell me about this egg

bigger than the large its the one with ribbon handle usually between 6-8 pound in the shops

The size of the actual egg in the Cadbury 'Giant / XL' "ribbon handle" products is the same as their 'Large' eggs: 200g. What makes them classed as 'giant' is the box size and including 3 choc bars rather than 2 in the 'Large' products.

2 exceptions: the below Cadbury products are 300g eggs. These are angular boxes rather than curved, and don't feature a "ribbon handle".

515g Dairy Milk (includes two sharing bars)
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/home.shtml#/product/910001666403

497g Creme Egg (includes 5 creme eggs)
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/home.shtml#/product/910001672090

Hope that helps :smiley:

Dealer you are king egg. Anyone know were theres decent creme egg variants, im not paying £8 for one

Never heard of netto

Oh reopening netto stores!. Leeds is the closet. Our netto is now a lidl. One stop has egg plus 2 choc bars for £5. One egg was £5 today in Morrison's. So one stop is cheaper than Morrison's, and anywhere else I've seen :-)

Still selling Easter Eggs? In the old days they used to clear them day before Easter, These companies are getting tighter and tighter

Sainsbury has a joint venture with Netto (Danish owned). Netto pulled out of the UK market a few years ago and some of their sites were picked up by Morrisons to compete with Tesco Metro and Sainsburys local.That experiment failed.

These eggs are amazing because they use the same chocolate as a Cadbury's Flake for the actual egg!