Cadbury have released a limited edition white Creme Egg and you could be in the chance of winning up to £2,000 if you find one.
With Christmas and New Year now out of the way, high street stores are slowly stocking up on their Easter eggs already. So that can only mean one thing: the Creme Egg is back!
While we're already pretty taken with this retro chocolate classic, this year you can actually get your hands on a limited edition white chocolate version, but they're well hidden.
While all the eggs will have their iconic gooey fondant yolk centre, the new limited edition version shell will be made of white chocolate.
However, you won't be able to tell whether you've picked up a classic or a limited edition one because they'll all be wrapped up in the standard Cadbury Creme Egg wrapper. So you'll have to keep your eyes peeled or buy lots of them in order to track the white chocolate ones down.
You can also whip up some delicious treats with the gooey chocolates, like these Creme egg and French toast soldiers
You won't have to wait too long to get your hands on one of these chocolatey treats either. They'll be available at all participating corner shops, newsagents, Sainsbury's Local, Tesco Express and Co-op stores between January 1st to April 1st 2018 - just in time for Easter.
To add to the fun, there are tons of cash prizes of up to £2,000 hidden among the white gooey eggs.
If you want to try your luck at finding a limited edition white Creme Egg, a single one will cost you 58p, while a pack of five will set you back £2.85. Or, if you're feeling extra lucky, get yourself a twelve pack for £6.68.
And don't worry if you have a ton of the eggs left over after your hunt - we've got lots of great Creme Egg recipes for you to try your hand at making to put them to good use.
From a simple but delicious Creme Egg cake, to gooey Creme Egg brownies and delectable Creme Egg cheesecake - we've got you covered!
Will you be hunting down the rare white chocolate treats? Or will you be sticking to the classic gooey Cadbury milk chocolate eggs? Let us know below in the comments!
