SHOPPERS are racing to B&M to get their hands on an “incredible” Quality Street Easter egg after it was spotted on shelves in B&M.
The Quality Street Inclusion Easter Egg offers something different from a traditional Quality Street Easter egg and celebrates the brand’s Golden collection.
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The Easter eggs hold more chocolate than the Quality Street milk chocolate giant Easter egg that has been selling in stores for the past few years.
The eggshell is caramel-flavoured and scattered with real fudge and caramel pieces throughout.
The egg also comes with a mixed bag of Quality Street toffees, fudge and caramel.
The “incredible’ egg was shared in the Newfoodsuk group on Facebook.
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One user said: “I want this one.”
Another said: “I know what egg I want!!”
“Mum get me this pleaseeee for Easter,” said a third user.
“I’m so ready for Easter said someone else.
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The Quality Street egg is going for £12 in B&M however it’s not listed online so you will need to head to stores.
Bear in mind prices can vary from store to store.
If you are looking to get the “incredible” egg online it’s listed for the same price on Ocado.
If you order through Ocado there will be a delivery charge so it may be cheaper to include the egg in with a weekly shop.
The Sun has reached out to Nestle for confirmation on whether the inclusion Easter eggs will be available through any other retailers.
You can still get the Quality Street Milk Chocolate Giant Easter Egg in other supermarkets like Sainsbury’s.
The box holds 250g and is going for 60p.
These aren’t the only Quality Street chocolates shoppers have been rushing to buy.
Nestle’s After Eight mini eggs are back for the Easter season in Tesco for £1.35.
The chocolatiers also brought back an ‘out of this world’ KitKat flavour after years off shelves.
The KitKat 70% dark chocolate bar has returned to shelves but with a different recipe.
And another Easter egg has got shoppers going crazy.
The KitKat Incredible Caramel Cookie Collision Easter Egg has already found its way back on shop shelves and fans claim it’s the “best” Easter eggs you can buy because of what is included.
Meanwhile, traditional Quality Street treats are still on shop shelves for bargain prices.
Iceland has slashed the price of Quality Street Favourites from £1.25 to 75p.
The ‘Favourites’ range, features chocolate bars with flavours found in typical Quality Street tubs – including the much-loved The Purple One.
Shoppers have been racing to get their hands on giant bags of Quality Street chocolates scanning for just £2.50 at the tills in Sainsbury’s.
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