Cadbury Has Hidden Creme Eggs Worth up to £10,000 In Stores

We’re officially in Easter mode.

Some may argue that it’s too early to be talking about Easter, but that doesn’t change the fact that you can already find Easter eggs on the shelves. Whether you love or hate the Easter hype or not, Cadbury have brought a fun twist to it and have hidden £10,000 in Creme Eggs across the UK.

To get involved in probably the best Easter egg hunt ever, you’ll need to find one of 146 special Creme Eggs which have been hidden in store across the UK. These special Creme Eggs will be obvious once unwrapped, as half will be milk chocolate and the other half white chocolate.

If you do manage to find one of the 146 special Creme Eggs, a prize will be hidden on the ticket inside the foil and you could win anything from £50 up to £10,000.

Of course, the Creme Eggs are wrapped in the same foil as the regular old Creme Eggs and it’s impossible to tell just from the wrapper, so you’re going to have to do some serious hunting to get your hands on one- although this does give you an excuse to buy multiple Creme Eggs a week between now and Easter.

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Out of all 146 Creme Eggs, only 6 will have the big £10,000 prize and you’ll have to be shopping in Asda, Tesco, Co-op, Morrisons or Sainsbury’s to be in with the chance of finding one of the big winners. Meanwhile, 3 more worth £5,000 will be hidden in Waitrose, One Stop and a Booker store. Another 4 worth £1,000 each will be stocked at Either Iceland or Booths stores. The last 12 big winners, worth £500 each will be hidden in Poundland and the remaining 121 eggs will be worth £50 each, and it’s fair game to find these in any store.

There’s just one catch, if you do find a winning egg you can’t eat it! You’ll need to take a photo of your winning egg in order to claim your prize, along with the ticket inside the packaging.

But hey, if you win £10,000 think how many Creme Eggs you could buy with that? The competition is on until Easter, so it’s time to get Easter egg hunting.