Hunting for Easter Egg Bargains: It's a Chocolatey Adventure!
Easter's practically here, and let's be honest, chocolate egg prices have gone a bit bonkers! Which? reported price hikes of up to 50% - whoa! But don't despair, chocolate lovers! There are still some seriously sweet deals to be found at the big supermarkets like Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's, and Lidl. You don't have to break the bank to enjoy a delicious Easter, promise.
Tesco's Clubcard Magic: Easter Egg Savings
Tesco Clubcard members, you're in for a treat! Those Clubcard deals are seriously making a difference. I snagged a Terry's Chocolate Orange egg for just £1.35 – a steal! Without the Clubcard, it’s £1.50, so it's definitely worth signing up if you haven't already. Cadbury Milk Chocolate Buttons, White Chocolate Buttons, and Mini Eggs are all £1.45 with a Clubcard, or £1.65 if you’re not a member. It’s a pretty good incentive to join!
Beyond Tesco: More Easter Egg Deals
Morrisons is also playing the loyalty card game, and it's paying off for shoppers! With their More card, you can grab four eggs – Cadbury Milk Chocolate Buttons, White Chocolate Buttons, Mini Eggs, and Freddos – for just £5. That’s only £1.25 per egg! Their classic Milkybar White Chocolate egg is even better – a whole pound less! Seriously impressive. Sainsbury's is also getting in on the action with some tempting offers: Their Terry's Chocolate Orange Popping Candy egg and KitKat Chunky egg are £1.35 with a Nectar card (otherwise £1.50). Lidl’s keeping it simple with various Cadbury eggs hovering around £1.45-£1.49. It seems like the supermarkets are competing to offer the best deals.
Smart Shopping: It's All About Those Loyalty Cards!
Seriously, these loyalty card discounts can make a huge difference to your grocery bill, not just at Easter. It's a small effort to sign up, and the savings you could make across all your shopping are worth it. So, while you're hunting for those Easter eggs, keep an eye out for any other in-store or online deals – you never know what bargains you might find!
Fuel-Efficient Fun: Saving Money on the Road
Okay, so maybe this isn't directly related to Easter eggs, but while you're out and about doing your Easter shopping, why not try to save some money on fuel? Many cars have an "eco mode" that can significantly reduce fuel consumption. Think of it as an extra little treat for your wallet! Combine that with some clever driving techniques and you’ll be amazed at the savings you can make.
Tesco Easter Opening Times: Plan Ahead!
Tesco's Easter opening hours are a bit different this year. Don't get caught out! Check your local Tesco’s website to see what the hours are – larger stores might have reduced hours or be closed on Easter Sunday.
So there you have it! With a little bit of savvy shopping, you can enjoy a wonderful Easter without emptying your wallet. Happy hunting, and Happy Easter!
