TERRY’S Chocolate Orange now does white chocolate mini eggs and you can buy them from Tesco.
It comes a year after the popular chocolate brand launched mini egg versions of the traditionally festive snack.
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Bags of the white chocolate versions, which weigh 80g, have been spotted on shelves in Tesco for £1 – the same price as the milk chocolate versions.
Like the milk chocolate ones, the white chocolate balls are covered in a crunchy orange shell.
The treats were spotted by a bargain hunter and shared in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group.
Since being uploaded on December 30, the post has received more than two thousand likes and comments from fellow chocoholics.
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One shopper went as far as to call the sweets a “game changer” while another said “I’ll be looking out for these”.
Sadly, they’re not available to buy online yet so you’ll need to head to your nearest Tesco if you want to get your hands on them.
We also don’t know the nutritional value of the chocs either but usually, white chocolate contains more calories than milk or dark chocolate.
We can’t say for sure how long they will be around for either but as egg-shaped chocolate is usually sold in the run up to Easter, we reckon it’s safe to say they’ll be around until at least Sunday April 4.
It appears that the treats are currently only available at Tesco but they could be rolled out to more shops closer to the time so it’s worth keeping your eyes peeled.
Christmas is barely over but supermarkets are already stocking their Easter chocolates.
Some eagle-eyed shoppers spotted the egg-shaped chocs on shelves as early as Christmas Eve, including retailers such as Morrisons and Iceland.
Last year, shoppers spotted Easter eggs and hot cross buns before the end of December.
In 2018, the festive favourites were even seen on shelves in November.
