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If you love Cadbury Creme Eggs, then we have some egg-cellent news for you…

Farmfoods (find your nearest) is offering a five-pack of the gooey eggs for £1.99 until Friday 27 March, which works out at 40p per egg. Packs are limited to five per customer.

In some Farmfoods stores in the Midlands, lucky shoppers may be able to bag some single Creme Eggs from as little as 20p as the supermarket chain has five single eggs for £1 in select stores. Farmfoods wouldn't tell us which stores, just that they were in the Midlands, so be sure to keep your eyes peeled.

The next cheapest we could find Creme Eggs were £2.25 for a five-pack at Waitrose (45p per egg), or £2.50 at Tesco* via Clubcard (50p per egg).

Earlier this month, Morrisons had Creme Eggs on offer for 35p with a More Card, so while 40p is good, it’s not the best we’ve seen this year.

For more offers on groceries, see our Supermarket coupons guide.

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