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Shoppers slam Tesco as supermarket replaces Christmas treats with 'ridiculous' item By SHANNON MCGUIGAN Published: 04:13 EST, 28 December 2024 | Updated: 04:13 EST, 28 December 2024 e-mail 5 View comments Shoppers have hit out at supermarkets up and down the country as stores race to put out Easter Eggs only a day after Christmas . Consumers may be in blissful limbo during the days between December 25 and New Year's Eve but shops have wasted no time in getting the sweet treat on their shelves. Usually you would expect to see the chocolatey eggs in the run up to April, but as one celebration has been and gone supermarkets have quickly rushed on to the next. Even though stores may be gearing up for Easter - nearly four months early - many Brits are not on board and have slammed shops, branding the move a 'bloody joke'. A shopper, who spotted a range of Galaxy, Celebrations, M&M and Quality Street Easter Eggs in the centre of an otherwise bare aisle, aired their frustration on X. 'The bloody Easter Eggs were being stacked onto the shelves today in my local Co-op,' he said: 'Boxing day! Not wasting time.' Reacting to the post, one user dubbed the supermarket's decision-making a 'bloody joke'. Shoppers have hit out at supermarkets up and down the country as stores race to put out Easter Eggs only a day after Christmas (stock image) Morrisons, Tesco's, B&M have been spotted placing Easter eggs on their shelves this December (stock image) They added: 'Who's gonna be bothered about Easter eggs when it's several months away? 'Not to mention hardly anyone will be able to afford much at the start of the new year, not long after Christmas.' Taking another swipe at the retail chain's premature Easter celebration, another chimed in: 'Making sure the Co-op have the Easter Eggs out on Boxing Day.' But other where slightly more enraged, penning: ' WT* popped in to Co-op to grab a bag of ice and they have Easter eggs .. f**k right off lol.' However Co-op wasn't the only guilty culprit, with consumers hitting out at Morrisons, Tesco and even B&M for doing the same. 'Morrisons very much nailing the spirit of Christmas by launching their Easter eggs on Boxing Day,' one said. 'As one customer muttered on the way past, 'their brains aren't wired properly.' Others felt more strongly about Tesco's Easter Eggs bemoaning that it 'says something sad about Britain and the world'. Consumers have blasted the supermarket shops for the premature move, branding it a 'bloody joke' 'Christmas used to be special, it used to be a really magical time. Now it's just about milking the public for every penny,' they continued. Another quipped: 'B***dy Hell - it's happened already - the local B&M stores have just put their Easter Eggs out - next to the Christmas gifts...!' 'B&M had Easter stuff starting to go out a few days ago. Local shop has Creme Eggs. It's ridiculous. Nobody enjoys themselves anymore, it's always what's next.' 'I'm so glad I'm on a mission to stop over consuming,' one shopper remarked. MailOnline has approached Morrisons, B&M, Tesco and Co-op for comment. Tesco Morrisons Share or comment on this article: Shoppers slam Tesco as supermarket replaces Christmas treats with 'ridiculous' item e-mail Add commentHANOI: It will take a monumental effort if Singapore are to make their first ASEAN Championship final since 2012. The Lions are down two goals against a side unbeaten in this edition of the tournament. They'll have to reverse the deficit in front of a vociferous Vietnamese crowd at the Viet Tri Stadium in Phu Tho province on Sunday (Dec 29). History doesn't favour the Lions either - they have not triumphed over Vietnam in a competitive fixture since 1998. But they are keeping the faith. "Everybody was angry and frustrated because we lost the game in Singapore," said midfielder Kyoga Nakamura at a pre-match press conference on Saturday, referring to the first leg of the semi-finals on Thursday. The recently naturalised Singaporean was suspended for the game after accumulating two yellow cards in the group stage. "But it is a very good thing (to have such emotions) ... We have very good energy to change some things. We will use these emotions to play a good game," he added. On Thursday, two late goals in the depths of stoppage time saw the Lions fall in the first leg of the ASEAN Championship semi-finals , which means they will need to win by a margin of three goals to progress. The away goals rule does not feature in the tournament, which means that a two-goal victory for Singapore will result in extra time. A controversial penalty from Nguyen Tien Linh in the 101st minute and a strike from naturalised Brazilian Rafaelson, now known as Nguyen Xuan Son, three minutes later gave Vietnam the victory. The late penalty decision came after defender Shakir Hamzah was adjudged to have handled in the penalty box, but it seemed as if Shakir had been pushed by Nguyen Xuan Son. "The decisions from the referee were not within our control. Now that game is over, we look forward to the ‘second half’ of the game," said midfielder Hami Syahin. "It’s hard to lose with a performance where we think we did well ... It’s definitely disappointing but we know that we’ve got a job to do in Vietnam and the boys believe we can do it." Speaking to CNA in the aftermath of the defeat, former Lions goalkeeper Hassan Sunny said that Singapore had done well for most of the match. 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