Easter food is all round excellent. There are Easter eggs, mini eggs, anything bunny-shaped and, of course, hot cross buns.

But what are we supposed to wash all these tasty Easter treats down with? Move over breakfast tea. We're giving this hot cross bun flavoured Irish Cream a go instead.

To celebrate Easter 2022, Marks & Spencer has launched a version of its Irish Cream that’s bursting with all the flavours of hot cross buns; warming spices like cinnamon, dried fruit and a little kick of citrus zest. Yum!

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You can pick up a bottle of M&S’s Hot Cross Bun Irish Cream in stores now.

Speaking of flavoured Irish Creams, please tell us you’ve given one of Aldi’s many flavours a go.

These chocolate bar-inspired flavours including Chocolate & Clementine, Mint Chocolate, Salted Caramel and White Chocolate. (FYI, fans swear that Aldi's ever-popular White Chocolate Cream tastes just like Milkybars).

If you’re bananas for Terry’s Chocolate Oranges, Aldi’s Ballycastle Chocolate & Clementine will be right up your street. This boozy twist on the nation’s favourite flavour combo combines two iconic flavours to create a wonderfully naughty but nice tipple.

If Mint Aeros are more your thing, be sure to sling a bottle of Ballycastle Mint Chocolate Cream into basket next time you’re at Aldi. It’s a beautifully luxurious blend of alcohol, double cream, chocolate and mint, and you just can't argue with that.

And finally, the Ballycastle Salted Caramel Cream tastes just like a bar of Galaxy Salted Caramel, according to Aldi. The dream!


From: Delish UK
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Anna Lewis is the News Editor at Delish UK, which means she’s always either writing about food, cooking food or eating food. Anna is in charge of Delish UK’s epic food news output, ensuring you’re always up-to-date with the latest product launches, food trends, and restaurant news. She specialises in Slimming World recipes, but she’ll eat just about anything – ideally gherkins or ice-cream sandwiches (but not together).