Welcome to Kev's Easter Bunny Beauty Contest! With many different Easter Bunnies gracing our shelves this year, including a newcomer in the Thorntons Bramble Bunny, I thought I would pit them all against each other to see which looked the best. They were all very bright and shiny whilst "fully clothed" but some failed to live up to their image when unwrapped. I will choose my three favourites and award the winner with a ribbon and bell.
Here are the competitors:
Sainsbury's White Chocolate Bunny:
The Sainsburys bunny clearly didnt feel the need to hide his body, although kept his complexion clear with a protective, air-tight box. It looked like a bunny version of the Popemobile!
I really like this bunny, he looks cute and smiley and the pink ears are a nice touch.Lindt Gold Bunny:
The Lindt Gold Bunny arrived looking like he had already won, with his red ribbon and bell. This was promptly confiscated.
He's a good-looking bunny, but not quite as detailed as his smaller competitor the M&S Bunny.
Nestlé Milkybar Bunny:
The Milkybar Bunny looks nothing like any bunny I have ever seen before. More like a blob with ears. Null points!
Thorntons Bramble Bunny:
The Bramble Bunny is in fine nick; he's smiley and cute and exactly what you would expect from an Easter bunny! I'm not sure what those blobs on his belly are though...
Malteaster Bunny:
The Malteaster Bunny unfortunately didn't seem to have a face. Disqualified! (sorry, but this is a beauty contest!)
Cadbury Caramel Bunny:
The Cadbury Caramel Bunny had to be prized away from his twin for the purposes of this contest.
He doesn't look too great to me, his features look like they have been drawn on and those eyes are a little bit creepy!
Marks & Spencer Honeycomb Truffle Crunch Bunny:
And the runners up are...
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| Sainsbury's, Thorntons and Marks & Spencer Bunnies. |
AND THE WINNER IS:
The Sainsbury's White Chocolate Bunny! This guy is smiley, cute, and looks great with his little pink ears. Congratulations!
Most of these bunnies can be found in most major supermarkets. Tesco, Morrisons and Asda didn't seem to have their own brand of small Bunnies so I haven't included them.
I'd be interested to know what your favourite Easter Bunnies are this year, please let me know in the comments!
TASTE-TEST:
For anyone wondering which bunny tasted the best, I would say the Lindt Gold Bunny, with the M&S honeycomb truffle bunny a close second.
Prices: All bunnies except the Lindt Gold Bunny were less than £1.
*Apologies for the poor formatting. It was a nightmare trying to get these pics to align properly!