Tim Hortons Is Bringing Back The  Cadbury Mini Egg Donut & Introducing A New Mini Egg Treat

It's like eating the Easter Bunny's spawn, you monster!

The Tim Hortons Cadbury Mini Eggs Cookie and Cadbury Mini Eggs Dream Donut.

The Tim Hortons Cadbury Mini Eggs Cookie and Cadbury Mini Eggs Dream Donut.

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Cadbury Eggs. Freshly laid by the Easter Bunny. Served on a donut platter. It's the stuff of Candyland dreams (and sugar-fuelled nightmares). And it's now available at your local Tim Hortons.

The coffee and fast-food chain reintroduced the Cadbury Mini Eggs Dream Donut on March 15. A perennial favourite, the dessert consists of a plain donut, dipped in white fondant and covered in pastel candies arranged to look like a fairytale creature delivered its ovum on top of your food.

New this year on the Tim Hortons menu is the Cadbury Mini Eggs Cookie, a classic chocolate chunk cookie with, you guessed it, more eggs.

"Our Cadbury Mini Eggs Dream Donuts have always been a big hit with our guests and we're really excited to have another special Easter treat this year with our new Cadbury Mini Eggs Cookies," Tim Hortons Director of Culinary Innovation Tallis Voakes said in a press release.

"We all look forward to enjoying Cadbury Mini Eggs every spring and so I can't wait to have our guests try the new Cadbury Mini Eggs Cookies that are packed with those famous crunchy, chocolatey bites!"

Both products are now available at participating Tim Hortons across Canada.

  • Thomas MacDonald
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    Thomas MacDonald was the Senior Editor of MTL Blog. He received a B.A. with honours from McGill University in 2018 and worked as a Writer and Associate Editor before entering his current role. He is proud to lead the MTL Blog team and to provide its readers with the information they need to make the most of their city.

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