IT'S an integral part of Easter if you've got kids.
But unless you've kept the little plastic refillable eggs from last year's hunt, you'll be needing some more.
So it's no wonder savvy parents are racing to their nearest , after spotting a whole egg kit on sale for
One shopper took to the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group on Facebook to share the bargain find, which they'd come across in the supermarket in Acocks Green, Birmingham.
“Morrisons ! £1 Easter Egg Hunt Kits,” they wrote alongside a picture of the kit on the shelves.
The snap showed the bumper packs of refillable coloured eggs, stored inside a giant plastic egg.
And the price tag showed that they'd originally been £5, before being reduced to £3, £2 and then to the current clearance price of £1.
In the comments section, pleaded with their friends and relatives to try and nab one of the for them.
“Please go and find this tomorrow!” one asked, tagging a pal.
“Can you grab me two if you see, please,” another asked of a friend.
“Deffo worth a look!” a third insisted.
“I've just filled them all up and reused the big egg and filled it with healthy things for my mum who's on a diet,” a third commented.
“So definitely worth the money!”
“Paid a fiver for mine,” someone else grumbled.
And it's not only chocolate you can put inside the eggs.
The beauty with them being left empty is that you can choose to put whatever you want in them – even making the hunt healthier in the process.
“To create a healthieregghuntbalance, parents should fill the eggs with small toys, clues, or even a single chocolate gold coin as opposed to a full chocolateeggat each station, finishing with a single chocolateeggto complete the fun of thehunt,” Rhysa Phommachanh, Health and Personal Care Specialist atLandys Chemist, said.
“This not only helps cut back on sugar, but also makes thehuntmore interactive, engaging, and rewarding for children.”
Another idea is to use your child's garden toys to incorporate into the hunt.
“Utilise your child’s outdoor toys, such asswing setsor atrampoline, as hiding places!” the experts at Outdoor Toyssaid.
“To add to the fun, why not include a challenge within theeggthat must be performed on the trampoline before they can move on to the next stop?
“Adding a fun twist to the usualEasteregghuntcan make it last longer and also incorporate some physical activity.”
