If you're a fan of the Kinder Surprise, you're going to love this Easter treat.

Chocolate fans were warned Easter eggs would be “smaller and more expensive” this year in the UK, but Kinder bucked this trend as one of these special eggs can fill the lucky holder’s hand.

This news comes just before Easter — where many people will be happily eating countless chocolate eggs.

Children (and adults) everywhere will be thrilled to note that these eggs still come with toys.

Kinder Surprise Maxi Eggs are five times the size of a normalSource:Supplied

The eggs are themed, with a choice between Barbie (pink) or The Smurfs (white).

As with the change in size, the price has not stayed the same as the regular and smaller eggs.

Retailing for $7.99, the 100g giant eggs will be available at Coles, Woolworths and selected IGA’s across Australia.

The Kinder Surprise Easter egg is five times the size of the regular product.Source:Supplied

Last year in the UK, the mum of a three-year-old boy accused a Sainsbury’s cashier of “gender shaming” her son after he chose a “girls” treat.

Charlotte Houghton took her son Mason to get a Kinder Surprise egg and he chose the pink Frozen themed one over the blue Marvel superhero one.

A firm exposed by The Sun for using children as young as six to make toys for Kinder Eggs was axed in October.

Chocs giant Ferrero acted after we revealed “slave” workers earning just 22 pence an hour for 13-hour days assembling the treats in Romania.

This article appeared on The Sun and has been republished with permission