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Winning white Creme Eggs will be randomly and fairly distributed in participating Waitrose stores somewhere across mainland UK (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) every week. 9. Prizes will be paid as a cheque or by bank transfer to the verified winner.
However, there is a sneaky way you can find out if you’ve found one of the winning eggs without even taking off the wrapper. On a regular Creme Egg, the ingredients list explains that beneath the packaging is a milk chocolate egg with a soft fondant centre.
“If on opening your egg, you find that you have found one of the white chocolate eggs, then call the phone number (office hours) that will be printed on the voucher that is under the foil on winning unit to find out and claim your prize,” explains the Cadbury website. Subsequently, What happens if you find Golden Creme Egg?
But according to Metro, who were lucky enough to get their hands on one of the rare eggs, there’s a tell-tale clue on the wrapper of the white chocolate version. Rather than saying “milk chocolate”, it says “white”. Where can you find a winning white Cadbury’s Creme Egg?
Has anyone found Golden Creme Egg?
The confectionery giant has hidden 200 Gold Creme Eggs in shops around the UK with Sandy (66) discovering his winning ticket with the top prize of ÂŁ5000 when he unwrapped his favourite sweet after buying it at Lybster on the way back to Thurso in Caithness.
There is nothing in their terms and conditions that says you can’t eat it. Inside the foil, there will be a voucher with a phone number. You need to call them during office hours to claim your cash prize. You need to make sure to keep the voucher and the packaging as they need it to validate your claim.
Individual eggs usually cost around 50p, although Sainsbury’s is currently selling them for 35p.
Still edible. If you’re dealing with solid chocolate for baking or candy making, it should last 3–4 years.
You are more likely to find the white Creme Egg than win the jackpot though, which players have a 0.000002 per cent chance of winning. Cadbury in a statement, “To add to the egg-citement, this year, there’s a rare white chocolate Creme Egg to hunt down.”
Winning white Creme Eggs will be randomly and fairly distributed in participating Waitrose stores somewhere across mainland UK (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) every week. 9. Prizes will be paid as a cheque or by bank transfer to the verified winner.
There’s no gelatine in this sweet but it may contain non-vegetarian ingredients.
What is in a creme egg?
On a regular Creme Egg, the ingredients list explains that beneath the packaging is a milk chocolate egg with a soft fondant centre. It then reels off the ingredients for the milk chocolate, which includes milk solids, vegetable fats and cocoa butter. But according to Metro, who were lucky enough to get their hands on one of the rare eggs, …
Cadbury has released a limited number of white chocolate Creme Eggs Credit: Cadbury’s. There are believed to be around 371 limited-edition white chocolate eggs in shops all over the UK. The eggs, which cost around 58p, are the same as the original version, with a gooey, fondant yolk centre, except the shell is made out of white chocolate.
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