It's Cadbury Egg season here in America. And the board has a new logo! Very interesting....

How do you eat yours?

Thank you for the change! This one looks so much better!

Bite the top off, and dip the tongue in. Apply suction where necessary. Hoover noises definitely help the experience.

You do have to make an advance decision, though - little endian, or big endian?

Bye for now,

Gulliver.

I'm imagining another OREO-type thread starting here....

Bruno

Just pop the entire egg into your moth.

"dip the tongue in. Apply suction where necessary. Hoover noises definitely help the experience. "

Errrrrrrrr...

You canadians just don't understand

Calvin

Oh no no, definitely not as good to pop it in all at once. You get so much less out of the experience. Whether you suck out the cream or not, it's best to take it in bites

As an American in London a few summers ago, I found it very wierd to be able to buy a Cadbury egg in mid-July. It just wasn't right. Plus, it melted a bit which just made it worse.

You can find them around Southern Ontario at various times through-out the year as well, despite what the commercials say.

I usually just bite the top off first and then finish it with another two bites or so. The trick is to savour the bites, not how big/small the bites are.

Rob's technique I reserve for other things. Minus the hoover sounds

Bruno

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Rob's technique I reserve for other things. Minus the hoover sounds

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Steady on, it isn't that kind of bbs .

rob >> Bite the top off, and dip the tongue in. Apply suction where necessary. Hoover noises definitely help the experience.

hybrid8 >> Rob's technique I reserve for other things. Minus the hoover sounds

err what the hell are you thinking of????
you're a vampire like the queen mother aren't you???????

Do you really want to know the answer to that? I know I don't

hmm very weird, or as I see it.
The Cadbury egg is available here (NZ) 365 days of the year, 24/7 if you want....

Why did they make it seasonal in the States? Mind you, easter eggs here have the same problem, I guess. In my professional opinion all forms of chocolate should be available all the time:)


I bite off the top then nibble down as far as possible before contents splurge then munch the last bit!


Frog51

Why did they make it seasonal in the States?

It used to be seasonal in the UK, too (or at least in England). I dimly remember when they extended the season to run all the way from Advent to Easter, instead of just being Advent and Lent. Or something like that.

Peter

They had the eggs available over Lent? that's harsh if you abstain from chocolate!