Major supermarket is giving shoppers FREE chocolate just in time for Easter – how to get yours

IF you have a sweet tooth and a passion for chocolate, Aldi has a job for you.

The chain supermarket has announced an exciting new role ahead of Easter: Chief Egg Tasting Offer.

With this highly-coveted position, you can enjoy a supply of free chocolate and also have your say on next year's Aldi Easter range.

Those interested can enter a competition to seek out the latest budding chocolate connoisseur.

The lucky candidate will receive a selection of Aldi’s 2025 Easter chocolate to sample at home for free.

In exchange, they will provide exclusive reviews of each product, helping to guide the supermarket’s 2026 Easter Egg range.

The egg taster will be required to share their thoughts on taste, texture, and appearance of each item.

Aspiring applicants should have a love for chocolate and an enthusiasm for all things Easter, according to Aldi.

“At Aldi, our customers are at the heart of everything we do,” said Julie Ashfield, Chief Commercial Officer at Aldi UK.

“The Chief Easter Egg Tasting Officer plays a vital role in ensuring our Easter range reflects shoppers' preferences, while also offering great value.

“Each of our Tasting Officers have shared valuable feedback on our Easter range and we look forward to hearing their thoughts.”;

Five-year-old Levi Hallowstook on this important task last year, helping to shape this year's Easter range.

Levi's high rating of last year's Danny The Dino Egg & Toy led to a zoo of chocolate animals added to this year's range.

Dairyfine Chocolate Pets are available for £3.99, including a newMabel the Tabby Catcharacter.

TheDairyfine Chocolate Easter Egg and Plush Toy is on sale for £4.99andthe Dairyfine Chocolate Easter Egg and Activity Book is available for £3.99.

And if free chocolate and influence over next year's Easter options isn't enticing enough, Aldi revealed another reason you should enter.

The supermarket will match each valid entry with an Easter Egg donation to charity partner and community giving platform, Neighbourly.

Neighbourly will deliver the surplus Easter products to those in need next month.

“With many local charities facing increased demand and lower donations, any extra support they can get during the key calendar moments is always greatly appreciated,” said Steve Butterworth, Neighbourly CEO.

“By donating these Easter Eggs, Aldi is helping to bring some joy to families this Easter and we’re proud to be working in partnership to ensure the donations reach the people who will benefit.”

Successful applicants will receive a selection Easter eggs between April 7 – 14.