Greggs has a new Easter menu and treats start from 80p each
The four new Easter treats include bunny shaped biscuits, chocolate cornflake nests and classic hot cross buns
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Greggs has launched a new selection of treats just in time for Easter
Starting at 80p each, the Easter treats are available now in Greggs shops.
The four new treats include chocolate bunny biscuits, hot cross buns, crispy chocolate cornflake nests and vanilla cupcakes that come with an Easter ring.
The cheapest of the lot are the cupcakes which are 80p each, but you can also buy them as a pack of four for £2.75.
They also come with either a chick or a bunny novelty ring, but these cakes are not available to children under 3 years old as the ring could be a choking hazard.
Though the treats do look sweet, you can find similar products in the supermarkets for a bit cheaper.
A pack of four hot cross buns will cost you just £1.
This price is in line with what you will find at most supermarkets.
With the exception of Tesco who are selling their
But, if you are watching your weight ahead of an Easter chocolate binge, Greggs' hot cross buns have about 50 less calories per bun that the cheaper Tesco alternative.
Greggs' Easter crispy nests look suspiciously similar to a popular Cadburys product.
They even include the sugar shelled chocolate eggs.
Though once again these can be beaten on price by a supermarket.
Sainsburys are selling Cadbury's Easter mini eggs nests cakes for £1.80 for a pack of 4, nearly a quid cheaper than Greggs' version.
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