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You can get an ‘adult Easter egg’ filled with boozy creme liqueur
23 Mar 2023
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A new adult Easter egg is dropping, and it sounds like a dream.
Plain old chocolate is great and all, but how do you feel about an Easter egg filled with boozy chocolate creme liqueur? Yep, we’ll be having ten, please.
The new product is being sold via online drinks retailer, The Bottle Club, and is as epic as it sounds.
Named the Egg Royale, it’s basically a 70cl glass Easter egg filled with a rich, cream liqueur made of cocoa and vanilla, and blended with cream.
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Anyone for an Easter egg filled with creme liqueur (Credit: The Bottle Club)
The glass egg is a pretty stunning ornament to keep, with a foil printed handle.
But the real pièce de résistance is its boozy chocolate centre. Seriously, Easter just got interesting!
You can buy the boozy Easter egg from The Bottle Club right now for £23.49 (link here).
Meanwhile, the egg is also stocked on the likes of Harvey Nichols, Fenwick, House of Malt and Amazon.
If you don’t have a sweet tooth, we have news of another exciting Easter egg drop, too.
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Cheese Easter eggs are also a ‘thing’ (Credit: Butlers)
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Yup, there’s also cheese Easter eggs these days… the fun really does never stop.
From the brand Butler’s Farmhouse Cheeses, the eggs come in two flavours: cheddar and blue cheese, for those who fancy something a bit funkier.
Selling in a box so they look exactly like their chocolatey counterparts, the products are technically half an Easter egg, but you’d never tell from the front.