At the time, Cadbury broke the news via a statement, which read: “As concerns around the spread of the coronavirus continue to increase, it is our top priority to protect the health and safety of our employees, partners and consumers in line with the latest guidance from the UK Government and local health authorities. For that reason, Cadbury and the National Trust have decided to cancel this year’s Easter Egg Hunts. We recognise that this will be disappointing news for many families, but we consider it the right thing to do.” Easter egg hunts to do at home Hide your Easter egg: Think of a hiding spot that means something to you and the person you are hiding it from, then hide the egg on the map.

There's an extra special twist this year, as Cadbury are working with the Trussell Trust to donate one Easter egg to a food bank for every Easter egg bought as part of the Worldwide hide. So you can be sure you'll be treating not only your loved one but someone in need, too. Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt dates The Cadbury Easter Egg hunt is virtual. Once you have signed into your account then you need to think of a hiding spot. For digital and social creative Cadbury will use the anonymised hiding location data from the Worldwide Hide platform to create interest-based that will showcase eggs hidden in a range of spots relevant to interests. For instance, Birmingham Botanical Gardens for gardeners and garden lovers.Talk about an exciting Easter Egg Hunt in Singapore – there is going to be 100 prizes up to be won at the Easter Egg hunt taking place at at River Wonders on 1 April, including an Apple iPhone 15 and Nintendo Switch!

As always with scams, there are a few tell-tale signs to look out for. Firstly, always beware of messages you get sent out of the blue claiming to be from a big-name company that asks you to provide sensitive information. Also, if any of these messages have any grammar or spelling errors this should be a red flag - as official correspondence from major corporations shouldn't have these typos. It really brought everyone together and I’m so pleased we got to be part of it – we’ll remember this day for a very long time.” If you’re hosting an Easter egg hunt for the first time, consider the Easter Hunt Assortment that comes with a mix of chocolates including the well-loved Dairy Milk Bunny, Creme Eggs and more! Easter Egg Hunt With The FamilyOnce the digital eggs have been found, the consumer can then choose to send a real egg directly to the home of a friend or family member. Want a reason to pay a visit to Sing See Soon Floral & Landscape at Simei and shop for some plants? Make your way down for an Easter egg hunt on Sunday, 9 April, afternoon. Get more details here. Stop by the old building along Kallang Riverside Park for an eco-friendly weekend market on Saturday, 8 April 2023. Countries that have been widely mapped by Google have plenty of locations where an egg can be found using Street View, but countries with more restrictions offer a less dynamic experience.