SHOPPERS can bag a bargain from today as supermarkets reduce the price of Easter Eggs.

Grocers typically sell off unsold chocolate eggs at a discount after Easter in order to clear stock.

Discounts will vary across supermarkets and branches, as it depends on how many the shops have left over.

Some might not have any Easter eggs on sale at all if they sold out before the big day.

It's worth having a look online or heading to your local store to see if there are any bargains up for grabs.

We explain where you can buy discounted Easter eggs this year.

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Where can I buy cheap Easter eggs?

Check your local supermarket

If you're on the hunt for discounted Easter eggs, it could be worth popping by your local supermarket to see if they have any left in stock.

Some of the big four supermarkets have sold out of the majority of eggs online, but they typically slash prices in store to get rid of stock.

It's best to give your nearest store a ring first to avoid disappointment though, as stock levels will vary between shops.

Shoppers have posted on social media to say they have spotted half price eggs at Sainsbury's and Morrisons today and Aldi is selling chocolate bunnies for £55p.

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Check supermarkets online

Most supermarkets are no longer selling Easter eggs online.

The only store we could find that is still offering the chocolate treats for home delivery was Morrisons.

It has a few Easter eggs for sale online, and they've been reduced from £3.49 to £1.99.

Check other retailers

It's not just supermarkets that sell Easter eggs every year, a lot of other retailers do too.

Thorntons has slashed the price of the seasonal chocolates online.

Its white chocolate egg is £2.50, down from £4, and its Classic Collection version is £3.50 – reduced from £7.

Bear in mind that you'll have to cover the delivery fee, which starts at £3.95 for orders under £25.

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Shoppers were disappointed yesterday when they found their chocolate had gone off.

Chocolate fans were also left frustrated after buying broken and melted Easter eggs from Tesco and Sainsbury's.

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