Shoppers were left shocked after easter eggs were pictured on supermarket shelves as early as Boxing Day. Brits across the country still have plenty of leftover Christmas chocolates to eat as they unwind from the busy festive period, but some supermarket chains already selling Easter eggs - three and a half months early.
Morrisons, Tesco, and Co-op have caused a uproar among customers after they began stocking their shelves with Easter eggs on December 26, reports the Mirror.
With millions of people venturing to shopping centres and supermarkets for some post-Christmas sales, customers were left shocked when some of the biggest supermarket retailers had stocked their shelves with Easter eggs. Easter Sunday in 2023 lands on April 9, some 103 days away.
