Not everyone has the sweet tooth that Easter caters for all too well, meaning some stomachs can turn slightly when the supermarket shelves are stacked with row upon row of chocolate eggs and treats.
Well, Walkers has now launched a brand new Easter Egg that might just appeal to savoury fans, as it's full of CRISPS.
Available now from Amazon for £19.99 ($25.79), the limited edition Sensations savoury 'egg' includes a sharing bag of Thai Sweet Chilli crisps, and also comes with a snack bowl, a full-sized bottle of Malbec wine, two stemless wine glasses and even a £5 Amazon Prime Video voucher.
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The online description reads: "Each gift box is ideal to share between 2-4 people. It includes Sensations Thai Sweet Chilli Crisps (150g), a 75cl bottle of perfectly paired organic Malbec, two stemless wine glasses and a sustainable bamboo sharing bowl. It's the ideal set up for a perfect Easter night in with friends or your partner.
"To complete your Easter night in with your favourite film or TV show you will also receive a £5 Amazon Prime Video voucher Promotional Reward, which will be added to your account once the item is shipped.
Speaking to the Daily Mail, Ali Kirk from Walkers Sensations said: "We know there's a growing trend for savoury over sweet at Easter because 37 percent of the public think savoury snacks are available in more exciting flavours and one in five say they think chocolate Easter eggs are for kids.
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"So, there's never been a better time for our savoury Easter treat to go on sale."
Sound tempting? You can order it here.
Of course, if you do have that sweet tooth that's perfect for this time of year, you've got plenty of other, more chocolatey-options.
If you really fancy going all-out, you could even do what this guy in Glasgow did and create a giant Creme Egg.
He created the absolute monster by meticulously scooping the fondant out from 32 normal-sized eggs and filling up the shell of a larger one.
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The process is pretty self-explanatory really, but if you want to find out more about how he did it, read our article here.
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