How about this for some sweet statistics!
- UK consumers spent £395 million on Easter eggs and confectionery during Easter 2018, up 5% on 2017 and it is anticipated that spend in 2019 will be even higher.
- Such spending equates to the equivalent of over 1,700 average priced UK homes.
- By property type, this would buy over 2,000 average priced terraced properties, compared to just 1,100 detached homes.
- The UK is the fourth highest consumer of chocolate in the world. Mintel estimates 1 in 6 UK adults consumes chocolate every single day, the average person consuming approximately 9.5kg of chocolate per year. That’s a lot of eggs!
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So, if you were to have £395 million pounds to spend on something, other than Chocolate Eggs, how about some of these:
Listed in March 2019 as the Most Expensive Property on the market in London
Buckingham Gate, London SW1E £60,000,000
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How about the most expensive Diamond sold at Auction
“CTF Pink Star” sold at Sotheby’s Hong Kong, Apr 4, 2017, for HK$553 MILLION (£54,032,512.70)
Or a fabulous new motor?
Bugatti’s one-off La Voiture Noire supercar, which sold for just under $19 million (14,560,295.70) so you could have His & Hers versions if you wish?
If you want to stick to tradition and spend your money on Easter Eggs for yourself and the family, how about a few of these?
Atelier Easter Egg worth £10,000
Luxury Belgian chocolatier, Godiva’s most expensive and extravagant Easter egg to date, a decadent £10,000 egg made from 65kg of Godiva dark Belgian chocolate.
- Godiva, the luxury Belgian chocolatier, unveils £10,000 Atelier egg crafted by Cherish Finden and team. The 65kg, 4.6ft chocolate egg took four people over 200 hours to create.
