Guylian Seashells Egg, 285g

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Like Cadbury, the chocolate egg is a little on the smaller side and looks like the standard milk chocolate egg that you got as a kid. Unlike Cadbury, though, I found that Nestle's chocolate egg broke apart better and was therefore a lot easier to enjoy. The outer layer is milk chocolate studded with masses of chopped hazelnuts, the middle layer is a dark chocolate egg adorned with sour cherries and the innermost layer is a white chocolate egg covered in pistachios and dried raspberry pieces.

It’s rich, smooth in the mouth and leaves no bad aftertaste. Less sweet than Asda’s white chocolate jazzie egg, it’d make a nice gift even for an adult. This is easily the most expensive Easter Egg on this list by double, and everything about it feels like it justifies the price.While the egg hits all the notes of Terry’s trademark chocolate orange flavour, it’s a little on the thinner side, meaning it doesn’t offer quite the same strength of flavour as you may be used to in the chocolate orange segments.

The chocolate itself is quite thin and has a good snap to it, and the dusting of gold lustre on the outside of the egg is a nice touch. While our aforementioned child enjoyed every mouthful she stole, we found the white chocolate cloyingly sweet with a grainy mouthful.

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There’s a small Milkybar Easter egg in this post that’s gluten-free. However, other Milkybar eggs in other sizes are NOT gluten-free. The taste, too, would be more suitable for a child’s palette; the white chocolate is extra sweet, with the flavour bolstered by the colourful sprinkles embedded into the egg.

This trio of eggs would make a lovely gift, and the ripple effect of the eggs and decoration make them look a lot more expensive than they are. On the one hand, the chocolate egg was a decent size – albeit a little smaller than Lidl's – and the chocolate was as rich and smooth as I remember. On the other hand, after tasting Lidl's egg all I can say is that it just fell a bit short. Read More Related Articles We adored the chocolate of this egg, a crisp, perfectly balanced sweetness and gorgeously creamy mouthfeel - milk chocolate perfection. This egg is particularly appealing to look at, with a pretty outer shell decorated with swirls of white and dark chocolate alongside crunchy caramel pieces.

We presented this egg, with an aesthetic aimed at children, to our seven-year-old and she; literally squealed with delight. Available in most big supermarkets, this Belgian chocolate egg comes with a box of seashell truffles.

As for the taste, I was reminded why I love Nestle. It was smooth and had a bit more of a distinctive flavour than Cadbury. Verdict: Nestle is another one of those confectionery brands that everyone had when they were younger. From Easter eggs to cereal, you name it and you probably had it on your shelves. On to the actual chocolate egg itself. Guylian is one of those brands that has become synonymous with providing excellent quality melt-in-the-mouth Belgian chocolate. While this was certainly the case I was still conflicted.

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Popping with a multitude of different colours and sprinkles, this is an egg which would appeal particularly to children.