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Baileys launch boozy £5 Chocolate Luxe Mini Eggs and they look delicious

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Easter, most of us are thinking about chocolate treats and fun activities for the kids. But the makers of popular Irish cream liqueur, Baileys, has launched a boozy treat for sweet-toothed adults who want to celebrate too.The new Baileys Chocolate Luxe Mini Eggs are filled with a boozy creamy chocolate truffle filling and encased in indulgently smooth milk chocolate, with a glitzy gold-finished shell.

Each 138g pack contains nine mini eggs and the best news is the packs are on offer for £5 at lirchocolates.com right now. You can also pick them up from Amazon for 12.99.The delicious mini treats are launching alongside some familiar favourites including Baileys Strawberries and Cream Easter egg, which is currently available from Studio for.

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