Since then, I've given away nine eggs. This leaves the 52 in the picture. So if you guessed 52 from looking at the jar, congratulations! Chocolate Chunks taste great in the mouth but now you can enjoy them in your ‘wallet’ too! and these Chocolate Chunks

Cadbury Milk Chocolate Mini Eggs. Solid Cadbury milk chocolate eggs in a crisp sugar shell. Cadbury Mini Eggs - an Easter favourite. Great for sharing around the office and with friends. Please view our full range of Cadbury Mini eggs HEREIf you can see everyone else's guesses, and can average them. The average is likely to be better than you would guess on your own. I've tested this on a few of these type of games. It works, but not as accurately as the previous options. 250 mini eggs of an actual 273. Volume measurement with fill factor gave 272. counting layers gave 180, way under.

Now if you were filling the jar. You would eat an egg wouldn't you?... maybe two? no one would miss two... Maybe your filling the jar with someone and you give them one so they don't snitch. You can bet that it's an egg or two short of 63 in any case. It turns out that an egg can be viewed mathematically as an ovoid, or ellipsoid sphere. The maths shows that the waist offset of the egg has no impact upon it's volume. Taking its waist radius to be A, it's short polar radius to be B, and it's long polar radius to be C, the eggs volume can be taken as: (2π/3)A2(B+C). This makes our eggs 10.25ml volume. Meanwhile its giant bags have shrunk from 421g to 385g, or 8.6 per cent, with a loss of 11 eggs since last year. Store.LocalizedDisplayName}} | {{TimeSlotReservationDisplay}} Book Collection Slot Book Collection Slot View Slot Book Collection Slot Book C&C SlotNow we have estimated that the container can hold ~65 eggs. 65/21 is 3.09 bags of eggs. I doubt they opened a fourth bag to get the extra couple of eggs to get it to 65. So I guess it would be three bags: 63 eggs... From time to time you'll see these pop up. the contents and containers vary, but the goal is always the same: How many X in the Y? The same fill factor can be used for Cadbury mini eggs, and m&m's. In fact it will work with anything ellipsoid. You will need to find the volume of a singular m&m or mini egg yourself though... There is a different fill factor for spheres, cubes, and polyhedra.