Maltesers launch new eggs with toffee flavor: what is known.

According to The Sun: Chocolate lovers, rejoice! Maltesers has announced a new product: chocolate eggs for Easter.

Although there is still time until Halloween, the brand is already preparing for the big holiday and has prepared tasty new products in egg form.

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Maltesers offers a variety of Easter treats — from large chocolate eggs to chocolates in the shape of bunnies.

The new treats are mini eggs with sweet sauce flavors that promise to delight your taste buds.

On its Instagram page, the well-known snack review account @johns_snackreviews wrote:

“NEW Maltesers Mini Eggs! Butterscotch Flavour!”

“Coming soon to the UK. Expect them by the end of December 2025/beginning of January 2026.”

These chocolate eggs promise to be “a complete crunch and creamy delight,” wrapped in stylish gold spotted paper.

John's post sparked enthusiastic responses among candy lovers, who did not hesitate to share their impressions in the comments.

One chocolate fan shared their thoughts: “Oh my God, that sounds amazing!”

Another commentator added: “I can't wait!”

And yet another remarked: “These sound super!”

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More chocolate news

If waiting until the end of the year is hard for you, Quality Street has also prepared its surprise — the return of coffee creams to stores.

This popular flavor will appear by Christmas, and shoppers will be able to find it in Waitrose or John Lewis supermarkets.

The announcement appeared in the Facebook group Snack News and Reviews.

The post stated:

“Quality Street Coffee creams are back!”

How to save on chocolate

We all love to treat ourselves to chocolate sometimes, but we don’t always want to spend a lot of money on our favorite treats.

Consultant journalist Sam Walker shares tips on how to cut down on chocolate costs…

Buy own brand – if you are fine with both taste and price, try supermarket own-brand chocolate, it can help you save.

Compare prices – before buying chocolate, check if there are better prices in other stores.

Websites like Trolley.co.uk allow you to find out prices for products in various stores.

Keep an eye on discounts – supermarkets often sell products at discounts — this often applies to items approaching their expiration date.

Buy in bulk – typically, it is more expensive to buy smaller quantities, so buying larger packs can be more economical.

Now you will be able to purchase a box of only Quality Street coffee creams, as well as mixed packs with other chocolates in Waitrose and John Lewis.

Fans quickly reacted to this news, expressing their joy.

Some write: “I am definitely a fan, find me a Waitrose.”

Others comment: “Coffee cream lovers, now is our time!”

Also, the Lindt brand introduced five new bars in UK supermarkets, including options with notes of delicacy from Dubai and classic nut flavor.

The new flavors are available under the brands Les Grandes and Creation, and each has a recommended retail price of £4.75.

They can be found in Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons, ASDA, and on the Lindt website (lindt.co.uk).

These news add intrigue to the world of sweets and allow fans to have more options for choosing their favorite treats.