Cadbury has created a SEVEN stone Easter egg that's the equivalent of 1,111 chocolate bars | The Sun

IF you’re a chocoholic, then Easter is one of the best times of the year, as the choices are endless, and it’s also (kind of) acceptable to eat chocolate for breakfast.

However, the team at Cadbury World in Birmingham have created an egg that even the biggest chocolate lover will struggle to eat - and it weighs a whopping seven stone.

The gigantic egg stands at nearly three feet tall, and weighs nearly 50kg – that’s roughly the same as a 13-year-old boy.

At some points, the chocolate is around four cm thick, so there’s no way you could even bite into it, no matter how hard you tried.

Three chocolatiers made two different eggs, as of course, you could never expect someone to share the huge treat.

One is going to be used for display at Cadbury World, and the other is going to be auctioned for the Make-a-Wish Foundation.

It uses the same chocolate as 1,111 Dairy Milk barsCredit: PA:Press Association

Two huge moulds formed the eggsCredit: PA:Press Association

They were decorated with coloured icingCredit: PA:Press Association

Each egg was carefully decorated with coloured icing in a pretty floral design by Dawn Jenks.

The completed creation is the equivalent of 1,111 standard Dairy Milk bars, so if you were lucky enough to get hold of one, it would definitely last a while.

Although, perhaps it’s best to just stick to a creme egg or two this weekend - because this giant egg may prove that you CAN have too much of a good thing.