IRISH shoppers with a sweet tooth are in for a massive treat as a new bar has “finally” hit the shelves.
As the country gears up for Easter, chocolate fans are on the hunt for the tastiest options in the shop.
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The new flavour has come just in time for Easter[/caption]
And the beloved Irish brand Cadbury has been keeping fans delighted with its new bars.
The chocolate experts have been mixing their iconic Dairy Milk bar with other popular treats.
And they most recently announced that their newest mash up would be between Dairy Milk and Biscoff.
Biscoff is a popular ginger-inspired biscuit that’s often had with tea or coffee.
Now, it has been added to the famous Cadbury bar for a crossover that fans are sure to love.
Bosses took to social media to show off the new treat and announce that it’s available now.
Posting on Instagram, they shared a video showing the new wrapping.
They said: “It’s here.”
Delighted fans took to the comments section to express their excitement at the news.
One person said: “Looks delicious.”
Another commented: “I am so excited.”
A third put in: “I need this chocolate ASAP.”
Cadbury also joined the comment section to reveal where the tasty new bar can be found.
They said: “You’ll find it in all major supermarkets and in independent retailers.”
Meanwhile, those stocking up for Easter are in luck as a popular budget supermarket has dropped its own range of eggs.
Lidl has launched its affordable egg range, and The Irish Sun got the chance to taste them.
The eggs range in price from €6.99 to €11.99 with multiple flavour options to choose from.
And the eggs are handcrafted with gluten-free ingredients and presented in luxury boxes for an expensive look.
One option that surprised our expert taster was the Deluxe Premium Irish Dark Chocolate Easter Egg with Caramelised Almonds, which costs €11.99.
The dark chocolate was deemed to be rich and tasty, with the almonds adding an extra crunch.
The egg received a seven out of ten rating.
But a ten out of ten was given to the mint and white chocolate egg, which costs €11.99.
Our taster said the egg was fully deserving of the great taste award it won two years ago and called the egg “unreal”.
Cadbury’s announced the new bar on Instagram[/caption]
