Aldi sells an Irish cream that tastes like a Cadbury Creme Egg

SUPERMARKET giant Aldi has launched a strong new product just in time for Easter.

It's an alcoholic chocolate drink inspired by one of the nation's favorite treats: Cadbury Creme Eggs.

Limited Edition Ballycastle Chocolate Crème is described as “a wonderfully smooth Irish Cream blend with delicate hints of chocolate and sweet vanilla.”

The brilliant drink is available in Aldi stores and costs just €7.69 for the 70cl bottle.

It comes as another Creme Egg-inspired product also recently hit shelves.

In December, Cadbury released a new Creme Egg chocolate bar that has taken the confectionery world by storm.

Chocoholics just can't get enough of the new bar with one reading, “I'm in heaven,” and the other saying, “Omg I love it!! Already had a few bars lol.”

However, despite the positive reactions, some were not so happy with the new product.

One person complained, “The cream bars aren't a patch on the real cream eggs,” and another agreed, “Same! Not a fan! Way too sugary, all I feel is regular sugar in my mouth.”

Aldi also made headlines with their incredible prices on children's Easter eggs, selling for just 99 cents.

The festive treats will be offered at reduced prices within a few days.

The discount store announced its Easter deals this week, including milk chocolate eggs and bunnies for 99 cents.

Aldi is also selling £1.99 mug melts, which come in the shapes of a white chocolate unicorn, a milk chocolate chick and a milk chocolate dinosaur.

An Easter egg hunt pack is also being sold, with a whopping 24 chocolate treats to hide (and a large golden egg to win) for £3.49.

New chocolates are also being released, including a space 'galeggsy' egg and a gummy-filled pinata egg.