M&S shoppers have been rushing to their closest store to find a brand new loaded Easter Egg which is stuffed with marshmallows and jelly.
The mouthwatering “Dippy Whippy” egg is set to be a best seller with customers already raving about the “awesome” sweet treat.
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The egg is far from your traditional Easter snack with it only being made up of one half rather than the usual two.
This is because it is completely filled to the brim with extra goodies inside the milk chocolate shell.
Packed inside is a mixture of crunchy, chewy and soft sensations made up of orange mini eggs, orange jelly and marshmallow.
Several smaller orange whip domes are also among the delightful desserts which contain more mallow inside resembling a runny egg.
The incredible 345g Easter Egg is also modestly priced at just £12 – far cheaper than many other speciality eggs on the market.
The official M&S website describes the loaded egg by saying: “Go dippy for our Dippy Whippy Loaded Egg this Easter.
“A creamy milk chocolate half egg is fully loaded with mallow and orange mini whips, orange speckled eggs, and orange jelly pieces.”
The egg soon caught the eye of shoppers online once it was shared on social media with many vowing to take a trip to M&S soon to bag it up.
One customer excitedly wrote: “Neeeeeedd this one my absolute fave.”
Another happily told her friend: “Omg!!! I need it.”
As a third simply said: “Looks awesome!”
To get your hands on the egg, check out the store locator tool online to find your nearest branch.
M&S are always coming out with fresh takes on Easter treats with this years range being no different.
Another egg which has caught the eyes of shoppers is the new Scrummy Bunny Munch Loaded Egg.
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The egg is filled with the brand’s popular Easter munch mix, which combines jelly-fied eggs, jelly carrots, white chocolate and raspberry popcorn, milk chocolate pretzels and more.
One shopper couldn’t wait to share the find, posting a picture online and calling it: “the chunky, crunchy, loaded milk chocolate half egg of dreams.”
The egg also costs £12 and is available both in store and on Ocado to order online.
Elsewhere, competition is heating up for which supermarket will be crowned at the kings of Easter.
Tesco are exclusively selling three new Lindt Easter egg flavours.
They feature the Lindor Milk Chocolate Egg with Lindor Pistachio Truffles, Lindor Tiramisu Egg, and the Extra Large Salted Caramel Egg.
Morrisons have also slashed the price of their Easter Eggs this year down to £2.50 from £4.
The offer applies to dozens of egg varieties, from Cadbury‘s Twirl, Skittles, and Twix to Rolo, Smarties, Mars and Maltesers.
Another supermarket who has decided to launch a never-before-seen chocolate treat is Waitrose.
They have quite literally broken the mould with a new croissant-shaped Easter Egg which is scanning for £15.
The description on the gold and black packaging read: “Ooh la la… a perfectly shaped croissant made of rich blonde chocolate, drizzled with milk chocolate and sprinkled with crunchy chocolate crumbs”.
How to compare prices to get the best deal
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