Costco -Jacquot hollow chocolate Easter eggs

[Anonymous]

I've been buying these as many years back as I can remember and they've become a tradition with my kids. I haven't seen them in store this year. Does anyone know another place to buy them?

There's a pic of them here for reference:
https://cocowest.ca/2019/03/costco-jacquot-milk-chocolate-hollow-eggs-review/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've been buying these as many years back as I can remember and they've become a tradition with my kids. I haven't seen them in store this year. Does anyone know another place to buy them?

There's a pic of them here for reference:
https://cocowest.ca/2019/03/costco-jacquot-milk-chocolate-hollow-eggs-review/

[Anonymous]

https://mrchocolate.com/products/egg-carton

[Anonymous]

I remember getting hollow Easter candy as a kid. It was so deflating. Biting into what seemed like a large piece of chocolate egg or bunny only to have it crumble into tiny pieces. It triggered me before triggering was even a word. When I had my kids, they only received solid Easter chocolates.

And yes, I know that’s not the point of Easter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I remember getting hollow Easter candy as a kid. It was so deflating. Biting into what seemed like a large piece of chocolate egg or bunny only to have it crumble into tiny pieces. It triggered me before triggering was even a word. When I had my kids, they only received solid Easter chocolates.

And yes, I know that’s not the point of Easter.

I love this. So true. But I liked the slightly salty super cheap Easter eggs my parents usually got me.

[Anonymous]

Oh I loved the hollow! I hate the solid bars!! Too dense?

[Anonymous]

Different brand, but these at World Market seem similar?

https://www.worldmarket.com/p/riegelein-hollow-milk-chocolate-easter-eggs-bag-469778.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Different brand, but these at World Market seem similar?

https://www.worldmarket.com/p/riegelein-hollow-milk-chocolate-easter-eggs-bag-469778.html

Aldi usually has similar ones as well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Different brand, but these at World Market seem similar?

https://www.worldmarket.com/p/riegelein-hollow-milk-chocolate-easter-eggs-bag-469778.html

OP here. These are perfect! Thank you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Different brand, but these at World Market seem similar?

https://www.worldmarket.com/p/riegelein-hollow-milk-chocolate-easter-eggs-bag-469778.html

OP here. These are perfect! Thank you.

Good! FWIW, World Market is great for foreign treats. Married to an immigrant and I can often find his childhood favorites there. Though I assume prices are about to increase! Boo.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I remember getting hollow Easter candy as a kid. It was so deflating. Biting into what seemed like a large piece of chocolate egg or bunny only to have it crumble into tiny pieces. It triggered me before triggering was even a word. When I had my kids, they only received solid Easter chocolates.

And yes, I know that’s not the point of Easter.

Is your therapist not available today?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I remember getting hollow Easter candy as a kid. It was so deflating. Biting into what seemed like a large piece of chocolate egg or bunny only to have it crumble into tiny pieces. It triggered me before triggering was even a word. When I had my kids, they only received solid Easter chocolates.

And yes, I know that’s not the point of Easter.

Is your therapist not available today?

Hollow milk chocolate can be a bit startling for newbies. Leave PP alone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Different brand, but these at World Market seem similar?

https://www.worldmarket.com/p/riegelein-hollow-milk-chocolate-easter-eggs-bag-469778.html

OP here. These are perfect! Thank you.

Good! FWIW, World Market is great for foreign treats. Married to an immigrant and I can often find his childhood favorites there. Though I assume prices are about to increase! Boo.

I didn't even know world markets were still around. I thought they all went under. Wasn't there one at Friendship Heights?