Cadbury has hidden 146 special Creme Eggs that, if found, could fetch you up to £10,000.
The 2022 Creme Egg hunt is officially on, but scoring those £10,000 eggs will be a challenge.
The Willy Wonka style competition means 146 winners could score some cash just by unwrapping a chocolatey treat.
Cadbury has hidden 146 of their special edition half milk and half white chocolate Creme Eggs in UK supermarkets and shops.
The only catch is that you must resist eating the lucky egg in order to collect the prize.
Only six eggs out there are worth £10,000. Hopeful shoppers can find one of the six eggs hidden in Asda, Co-op, Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and one independent retailer.
Following that, there are three eggs worth £5,000 up for grabs at Waitrose, One Stop and a Booker Shop.
Four lucky people could still get £1,000, whilst there are 12 eggs worth £500 and the rest of eggs are worth £50.
Cadbury Creme Egg lovers have until March 17 to scoop up the special eggs after the competition began December 26, 2021.
If you're one of the lucky winners, the prize must be claimed by June 17 by calling the number printed on the foil wrapping of the egg.
Winners will be asked a series of questions to verify the unique code on the egg, as well as where and when it was purchased.
Cadbury released an edible gold dusted Creme Egg in honour of their 'Golden Goobilee' in 2021 with prizes up to £5,000.
Lyndsey Homer, brand manager for Cadbury Creme Egg, said: "When we celebrated our Golden Goobilee last year, we were absolutely blown away by the response to our golden eggs and this year, we wanted to continue that buzz in true Creme Egg fashion.
"We've flipped our iconic 'How Do you Eat Yours?' tagline on its head, challenging our fans to resist the temptation of the nation's favourite gooey chocolate egg in order to collect their prize.
"Not only that, but we have doubled the potential prize offering and our team have taken the care to individually hand-dip these absolutely delicious half white and half milk chocolate Creme Eggs."
Read more about the prizes and the terms and conditions on the Cadbury website here.
