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    1. Gold_Motor_6985 on

      Even if they were, the fuck’s your problem with people enjoying a celebratory chocolate egg?

    2. laredocronk on

      Given the commercialisation of every other holiday, I wonder how many companies have been reading this story and thinking „Damn, why didn’t we think of that?“.

    3. It’s not a bad idea. In terms of celebrations I move we also have Eid Pride where all the LGBTQ+ Muslims have a day to celebrate.

    4. Just remember to read the labels. Easter eggs don’t count as chocolate anymore and don’t buy any that use palm oil

    5. CheesyBakedLobster on

      A date or Dubai chocolate flavour Eid egg would be a perfectly sensible commercial choice, and a huge opportunity for exporting to Islamic markets.

    6. CastleofWamdue on

      why should only the Christians hoildays, be used as an excuse to sell chocolate?

      to borrow from a beyond basic google search

      >Eid al-Fitr is celebrated by Muslims worldwide as it marks the end of the month-long, dawn-to-dusk fasting during Ramadan.

      From the POV of a chocolate company, this is as good of a reason as any.

      The outrage by some people is so selective, if I was some right wing Christian, I would be more pissed off that chocolate companies like Cadbury have ruined the message behind Easter by the crass commercailsation. I may even ask „why is it only the Christian hoildays that get ruined? Is Big Chocolate too scared to comercailse Muslim hoildays? „

    7. indigoneutrino on

      I genuinely would not care if they were. Oh no, one more chocolate egg on the shelf? Where will all the creme eggs and creme egg whites and mini eggs and Biscoff eggs and Terry’s Chocolate Orange eggs and Reese’s peanut butter eggs go? Simply too many types of eggs, we can’t have one more!

    8. somnamna2516 on

      my missus’s Thai spa is in a high percentage muslim area and she’s doing an ‘Eid special offer’ – it makes business sense to run promotions during celebratory festivals. I thought all these right whingers were pro business, pro free market economics

    9. ImportantMix7217 on

      I don’t really see the issue considering the Christians stole the traditions and dates from Pagans anyway

    10. grey_hat_uk on

      I don’t know when or what Eid is but if there is chocolate involved I’m willing to give it a try.

    11. Mammoth-Try-4681 on

      The most obvious ai image ever, media literacy is dead and gone at this point…

    12. fortyfivepointseven on

      I’m not Muslim and I’d buy an Eid egg. Everyone loves a chocolate egg. Cadbury should make an Eid egg if only for the Kafir who like chocolate.

    13. It would probably taste awful, they have cheaped out on the ingredients in their chocolate but prices haven’t changed. Does it even qualify as chocolate any more.

    14. According-Secret9516 on

      ATM Easter and Ramadan tend to fall in close proximity.

      Facts: Muslims eat chocolate 

      Also facts: Some Muslims eat Easter eggs 

      A fact not so well known: some devout Muslims consider the eating or purchase of Easter eggs to be highly sinful. The website for the Leicester based Dar ul Iftar, recommends „burying them“.

      The website „Seekers Guidance“ out of Canada but includes contributions from British Muslim scholars has a similar sentiment.

      An egg, being the symbol of rebirth has no theological resonance in Islam.

      Islamic law has a clear injunction:

      “ Do not imitate disbelievers .“

      Therefore, there would be no market for an Eid Egg.

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