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£90 for a Lindt chocolate bunny, the world has gone mad.

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ShoopShoopBaDoop · 05/04/2026 18:45

I've just popped in to my local Budgen's for some milk. It's just a bog standard Budgens in a typical semi rural village, not an overly affluent area.

Standing waiting to pay and my eye is diverted over the the Easter Egg stand and sitting there is a 1kg Lindt Bunny, I had to do a double take, it was almost £90 - I know chocolate is very expensive these days but almost £100 for a lump of hollow chocolate....bloody hell.

Each to their own but some people must have more money than sense.

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Brefugee · 05/04/2026 18:46

i had that bunny about 10 years ago (not in UK) and it is a LOT of thick chocolate. A lot.

IHopeYouStepOnALegPiece · 05/04/2026 18:47

Brefugee · 05/04/2026 18:46

i had that bunny about 10 years ago (not in UK) and it is a LOT of thick chocolate. A lot.

My bosses bought it for me last year and it was a HUGE amount of chocolate!

I was v sad when I finished it

I don't think its that bad tbh

ShoopShoopBaDoop · 05/04/2026 18:51

I am a chocoholic but I'd even struggle with that amount. I personally think it's excessive.

If my boss was going to spend almost £100 on Easter chocolate I'd rather have the money tbh.

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Brefugee · 05/04/2026 18:57

what do you mean excessive? you surely don't think i or @IHopeYouStepOnALegPiece didn't eat it all at once? Unclench.

IHopeYouStepOnALegPiece · 05/04/2026 18:59

ShoopShoopBaDoop · 05/04/2026 18:51

I am a chocoholic but I'd even struggle with that amount. I personally think it's excessive.

If my boss was going to spend almost £100 on Easter chocolate I'd rather have the money tbh.

Ok, and? What we shouldn't be able to buy that much chocolate because you couldn't eat it over a period of 8 weeks? Get over yourself 😂

Mine gave me £150, the Lindt bunny and an extra day off work so I was fine

IHopeYouStepOnALegPiece · 05/04/2026 18:59

Brefugee · 05/04/2026 18:57

what do you mean excessive? you surely don't think i or @IHopeYouStepOnALegPiece didn't eat it all at once? Unclench.

Well, quite 😂

Growlybear83 · 05/04/2026 19:09

I remember my fiancé at the time buying me the most enormous chocolate egg which he paid £25 for - in 1974. It took me weeks to eat and it the Lindt bunny has a similar amount of chocolate then I don’t think it’s too bad.

SheilaFentiman · 05/04/2026 19:23

It’s 1kg of decent quality chocolate, which is no mean feat to make, package, ship and store in that format.

A regular sized bunny is what? £5 for 100g? Vs probably £3 for a bar of nilk
Lindt.

The cheapest way to buy chocolate is as a bar. More complex presentations cost more. This isn’t news.

WoollyandSarah · 05/04/2026 19:25

Doesn't it still being for sale at this time of Easter Sunday say something about the demand for it?

Brefugee · 06/04/2026 08:53

the demand for the 1kg ones is always low, i think. I am lucky in that i live not too far from one of their production sites, so if i really wanted i could go to the factory shop. (I rarely do)

I live near a fairly wealthy city. I saw several people buying the bunny last week. Stunned, tbh. Just looked at their website, easter chocolate is reduced and selling at 50% of what it was last week. Time to stock up...

ETA: according to the website, the 1kg Bunny isn't available, so i guess it's sold out.

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