Amazon are helping savvy shoppers stock up for Easter, which falls on 12 April this year.
The online retail giant has currently slashed the price on bumper boxes of 48 Cadbury Creme Eggs- a favourite for the seasonal holiday.
The boxes are being sold for a wallet friendly £15.80, a saving of £12.04 off the normal £27.84 price tag. With 48 eggs inside each box that works out at just 33p each, instead of the normal RRP of 50p when bought individually.
The price per egg when buying the giant box only rivals Aldi's recent Specialbuys offer on the high street.
Earlier this month, budget chain Aldi announced it was selling Creme Eggs for 33p in stores- but only for a limited time, while stocks last.
The bargain deal also works out cheaper than most supermarket multibuy offers currently running, with Ocado and Morrisons deals working out pricier than Amazon.
However Tesco's current offer of three Creme Eggs for £1 or a five-pack for £1.65 both work out at 33p per egg.
For many it's too early to think about stocking up on Easter eggs, despite many retailers already filling their shelves with stock.
In December, just three days after Christmas, shoppers were horrified to discover their local Co-op store in Hull had filled aisles with Easter eggs.
Iceland followed suit in early January by revealing it is now selling £2 packs of six Creme Egg Choc Cakes and its bestselling Reese's peanut butter chocolate egg for £4 in stores and online right now.
The popular Reese's egg is also available from Amazon- but for a much heftier price tag of £17.40.
