Lyttelton2, I stood in the supermarket yesterday looking at the vast array of Easter eggs, rabbits and goodness knows what else and thinking the same thing. Perhaps we need a campaign to persuade Whittakers to start making them in time for next Easter !
I have a feeling there was mention on here last year of a campaign for the same thing. Perhaps it never got off the ground. I would thinkmaking easter eggs would involved a large capital outlay for moulds etc. Maybe that why Whittakers don't do it.
tinkagirl,
Mar 7, 7:29am
I always use the Nestle dark choc button melts in the microwave.1 minute on medium heat, stir then another minute on medium, always melts perfectly.I then add a bit of cream.Sometimes I melt in the microwave with a knob of butter and it also always works fine but tastes better with the cream.
indy95,
Mar 8, 2:59am
I believe Whittakers are planning to add Easter lines to their product range in the next few years. The sooner the better I think. Their website is very impressive and definitely worth a look.
kay141,
Mar 8, 6:34am
I had a look at the website. Now I want some good dark chocolate. Very impressed.
ursula4,
Mar 8, 7:12pm
mmm whittakers - I still refuse to buy easter eggs tho, waste of $ - the kids prefer big bars of their fave choc, they get more that way, tastes way better and I dont feel so grumpy about paying $10 for an egg (whats the weight on those! 250gms)
cappucino1,
Mar 12, 2:06am
I used to have trouble with both Sig Range and Nestle melts and buttons seizing.Started using the Sun Valley Range and have not had it happen since.
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