Cadbury Mini Eggs are an old childhood favourite for many of us - the nostalgia of biting into that crisp outer shell and chewing away at the sweet, milky chocolate within, or piling them up into a Shredded Wheat chocolate nest for the ultimate Easter treat that you could nail even as a three-year-old.
You'd always save a brown one 'til last, under the assumption that it was somehow more chocolatey - even though just like Smarties (bar the orange ones), I'm pretty sure they actually all taste the same.
Well, now you can stop having to think about the colour of the eggs you're chowing down on, thanks to these WHITE MINI EGGS.
I know, genuine game changer, right?
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Available both on eBay and Amazon (but apparently not in UK supermarkets just yet) the treats are described as 'white candy with crisp sugar shell'.
The Amazon reviews have us sold already, with one user writing: "These eggs have changed my mind about white chocolate. They were the only thing I could find at the time, but now I look for them first. Excellent."
A second simply commented: "Love these white chocolate treats."
A third enthused: "These eggs are the very best. They arrived in a timely manner and arrived fresh. They are a good price too. I recommend this product if you love white chocolate and crunchy eggshell coating. LOVE THESE!!"
Cadbury White Mini Eggs are available on both Amazon and eBay for £11.44 ($14.99) for two 225g packets and £9.97 ($12.99) for one 225g packet respectively.
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And in other white chocolate-related news, you can now also earn £45 per hour hunting for elusive white chocolate Cadbury Creme Eggs.
Anyone can sign up as a 'pro' via the Bark.com website, where you'll be asked your postcode and how far you'll be able to travel.
Once signed up, you'll then have to provide a photo ID, be subject to a full background check, and be willing to travel to several supermarkets either in your local area or around the UK.
You can also arrange for a contract to be written up between the customer and the hunter to agree on the transfer of prizes and terms.
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The hourly rate includes the cost of eight boxes of eggs and travel expenses, but there's also an option for pro Hunters and customers to agree bonuses if they find a prize.
Cadbury distributed nine white chocolate eggs worth £10,000, 22 worth £1,000, 66 worth £100, 700 worth 50, and £75 worth £10 last month in Asda, Morrisons, Tesco, Co-op, Sainsburys, M&S, Waitrose and One Stop shops and some independent retailers.
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The hunt ends on Sunday 21 April at 11.59pm but winners have up to Tuesday 21 May to claim their prize.
Featured Image Credit: Amazon