B&M is selling a sweet treat that ticks all the right boxes a this time of year.
Chocolate? check! Booze? Check! The Baileys Easter egg is definitely something to look forward to on these dark winter days.
And it gets better – it's strawberries and cream flavoured
The egg itself is made from white chocolate and has dried strawberry pieces in it.
It comes with four milk chocolate truffles which have a strawberry and cream filling, and that's where you'll find the Irish cream liqueur.
Spotted by the Kevs Snack Review Instagram account, the choc egg has gone down a treat.
"The Baileys one looks AMAZING!" said one commenter
Another posed the question: "Strawberries cream and Baileys overkill? Or amazing?"
B&M sold the egg last year, along with Asda and Amazon.
We haven't spotted it on any other supermarket shelves this year – yet – but we'll keep you updated if it does.
The egg costs £6.99 at B&M which is £2 cheaper than last year
B&M was selling it for £8.99 and its RRP was £9.99 for 2020.
It was also the cheapest place to get it: at Amazon it was priced at £14.99 and at Asda it was £10.
If it's the Baileys-filled strawberries and cream truffles that are really making your mouth water, you can buy these on their own.
They're on sale at Asda in a pack of nine and cost £3.
The Easter egg is based on the bottles of Baileys which are flavoured with strawberries and cream – just one of the flavour twists on the classic Irish cream in Baileys drinks line-up.
B&M is selling 70cl bottles of this flavour tipple too for £9.99 along with a red velvet cupcake flavour one, priced at £14.99 for 70cl.
You can still go into B&M stores during the lockdown to pick up essentials.
Unfortunately, you can't order the egg or Baileys bottles online because B&M doesn't support online shopping.
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