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Cadbury Creme Eggs have been an Easter candy classic since the '60s when they were first introduced in the UK. The chocolate is shaped like an egg and filled with gooey fondant resembling egg whites and yolk. Over the years, Cadbury Eggs have maintained their popularity and are often included in Easter-themed recipes, such as the ones included in this list! These 20 recipes put a twist on an Easter candy classic and are the perfect treat to whip up this Spring.
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