As the Easter season comes in full swing, supermarkets have an array of unique items to get everyone excited.

This year, Australia's leading budget retailer brought back a product that had customers hopping with excitement last year.


German retailer ALDI is famous for its wallet-friendly prices and has been a godsend during times of rising living costs.

When it comes to seasonal treats, ALDI has a knack for hitting the sweet spot between quality and affordability.

Just in time for Easter Sunday, ALDI's shelves are now restocked with the Dairy Fine Mini Peanut Butter Filled Eggs.

This year, they're reportedly even more scrumptious than before.


These noticeable changes took the product from a 'ten out of ten' to an 'eleven out of ten' on the taste scale.

Food content creator Nectro Vlangos pointed out that ALDI made some significant tweaks to the famous chocolate eggs.

Gone were the individual wrappers, as its new packaging helped the product's texture.

The eggs now look like a traditional half-egg shape treat—a stark difference from last year's ball-shaped iteration.


Several food content creators agreed with Vlangos' observations, and so did the public.

Aussies took to social media and sang praises about the revamped treats.

'That's yum, I highly recommend,' one commended.

'My jaw is on the floor; it's so good,' said another.

The Dairy Fine Mini Peanut Butter Filled Eggs are not the only things available for this year's Easter treats.

ALDI Australia expressed their excitement in bringing back the Dairy Fine Mini Peanut Butter Mini Eggs.

'We always look to take our customers' feedback into consideration when it comes to bringing delicious products back to shelves,' an ALDI spokesperson said.

They also reminded shoppers that these treats are limited edition, so it's best to hop to ALDI before they're all gone.


However, there's a twist that might leave some shoppers surprised.

Last year, these eggs were available for $2.99 per pack.

This year, the eggs' prices jumped to $3.99—a dollar's worth of increase.

Despite the price hike, ALDI remained confident that the quality and taste of these 'unreal' and 'amazing' eggs should keep customers coming back for more.

Earlier this month, ALDI released a list of snacks and treats just in time for this year's Easter festivities.

These items also included several flavoured twists on another Easter staple, the hot cross bun.

So, if you're looking to indulge in some Easter treats without breaking the bank, ALDI's latest offerings might be the thing for you.

With the popularity of these eggs, it's best to make a beeline to ALDI and see for yourself if these eggs are all they're cracked up to be!
Have you tried ALDI's new and improved Easter eggs? Do you think the taste justifies the price increase? Share your thoughts, and let's chat about our favourite seasonal treats in the comments section!