Cadbury Creme Egg (197g)

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IF there is any slight difference between these Cadbury Creme Eggs and those which I have traditionally eaten, then I cannot readily detect it. Neither could other members of my family. IF there is a difference at all then it must be very very slight indeed. I am indeed saddened that an American company has taken over Cadbury, who were a true English confection institution. Last time I felt this sad about chocolate manufacturers was when Terrys of York closed their gates for the last time. But,seeing how Cadbury constantly thumbed their noses at any Nestle/EU attempts to buy them out, I can take some comfort from this fact alone. Under any circumstances I personally found the eggs to be delicious and the service and delivery speed of the seller was as fast as lightning. So much so that I ordered another batch for my children and grandchildren.

Love this Easter treat (and thankful they are not available year round!). Great 'bulk' offer. Originally bought as 'extras' for Easter egg hunt, however, they gradually dwindled to nil before Easter weekend had even begun! WARNING: you will be all consumed to devour these little oval chocolate wonders filled with filthy, glorious sugar creme, when it seems one just is not enough!! They just disappear Poor children did not even get a look in!! Oops :)

All my family loves Cadbury cream eggs, I put them in the fridge until they came to get them, but they got too hard to eat so I took them out and put them in the cupboard, but my son had one today and the cream had gone hard, that’s the only thing I don’t like about them anymore, they don’t last long, I think you have to eat them pretty quick, but you just can’t resist them, so happy eating.

My granddaughter loves creme eggs nothing quite like them to hit the sweet spot

Only one received!!!’

Love Creme Eggs so wasn't pleased when I had issues getting them locally so glad I found these on Amazon will keep me going a few days lol

I ordered too many - my fault - but extremely glutenous when it comes to these bad boys.

Ever since the US version of Cadbury Creme Eggs came were introduced in 1985, I had been a loyal addict for years upon years, being quite familiar with the wonderful flavor of Hershey's Chocolate used for the shell.I just happened to be scrolling through Easter specials and came upon *actually imported* from the originating country, the United Kingdom. My wife had been telling me for years how much better Cadbury milk chocolate was compared to the sweeter US types. And she has been to the UK twice, so I had no basis for comparison.I ordered a pack and they arrived yesterday. We popped them open a little after dinner. They're about the same size as the US eggs, which have gotten smaller (but more expensive) over the years. I took my first bite.I have had Hershey's, H.B. Reese's, M&M Mars, Godiva, Ghirardelli, Lindt and others I can't remember. I never once doubted my wife and her assessment was spot on. I can't describe the taste and smoothness of the chocolate using words, that would be an understatement. Suffice to say this is one of if not *the* best milk chocolate I may have ever had and the cream center was not runny and tasted almost homemade.I'll be ordering more before they're gone.

My favorite! Delicious as always 😋

These are really the original, made in the UK version! They arrived in great condition, and have a lot of time left before the expiration date. Definitely expensive, but for an occasional treat worth it. So much better than the American-made version!

Bought them because my kid isn't allowed to have artificial dyes. I couldn't tell a difference between these and the ones Hershey's make. They are more expensive so that's why only 4 stars. Taste wise I would have given it 5 stars.

So disappointed. They were stale, the chocolate was discolored, and the cream inside was horrible. It still had a few months to go on the expiration date, but maybe aged more than it should during transport. I bought two packs of five and both were horrible. (Oddly, although I ordered them both at the same time, they came separately on two different delivery days.) I’m disappointed because I was so excited to get my annual Cadbury eggs. And especially this year because I thought how wonderful it would be to get the original from Britain. How wrong I was. Tried to eat them, but it just wasn’t worth it. Expensive trash.