Edinburgh chip shop launches deep-fried Creme Egg in time for Easter

A newly opened fish and chip restaurant in Edinburgh has created a special treat for chocolate lovers this Easter - a deep-fried creme egg. 

Published 18th Apr 2019
Updated 9 th Aug 2023

Bertie's Restaurant and Bar on Victoria Street in Edinburgh will be rolling out the  special deep-friend creme eggs over the Easter weekend in the capital.

deep fried creme egg

The popular fish and chips restaurant have also put together various suggestions on how to eat the deep-fried delicacy, whether it’s to crack it open and pour it into the mouth, or even to dip a chip.

The deep fried creme eggs will be available as part of Bertie's dessert offerings and priced at £5.95 including a side of chocolate sauce, Candy floss and ice cream.

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Bertie's general manager, Leandro Crolla said: "Easter is going to be a choc-fest for plenty of people and at Bertie's we wanted to introduce the latest deep fried craze to our customers. Since opening in December we have become Edinburgh's most popular fish and chip restaurant and its only right that over Easter, deep fried creme eggs are available on our menu."

Bertie's deep-fried creme eggs are available for one week only from today (Thursday 17th) until Thursday 25th April 2019.

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