Biggest Cadbury Creme Egg ever? And how would you eat it? [moved from Not About Food]
Check out the picture below.
Here's the link on the creation of this monstrosity. http://www.pimpthatsnack.com/project....
Any thoughts on how to attack, er, I mean eat this "egg"?
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This is too funny - they did a damn good job on it, down to the foil wrapping!
And my teeth ache the few times I've attemped one of the baby original-sized ones, like lbs said above....I can't even imagine this one - calorie count of 10,000. :-)
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<speechless> that is unbelievable. i am in awe of the ingenuity of the creators... i think it would eat it like a boiled egg with a teaspoon, making sure to include a small piece of shell in each bite. and maybe i'd keep it refrigerated until right before eating to stop it from falling apart.
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I am envious!.. where did you find such a wondrous creation?
I also recommend the 'pumpkin carving' plan of attack marmite suggested.
however if you do run out of chocolate, treat the remaining filling as a fondue of sorts. dip graham crackers, marshmallows, fruit, more chocolate, nuts,etc into the luscious gooey concoction.›2 Replies-
re: sugarcube
Well, if you run out of chocolate, maybe you can eat it with this LARGE OREO cookie.
Here's the creation of the Oreo: http://www.pimpthatsnack.com/project....
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I'm almost speechless. I think my plan of attack would be to break or carve out the top, like a pumpkin, then break off bits of the chocolate and dip it into the filling.The only problem I foresee is running out of chocolate before filling, which can be remedied by bringing in other Cadbury bars. Oh my goodness. I had better not ever see one of these in a store.











