Cadbury Oreo Eggs are apparently a real thing, but not in the U.S.

Cadbury has been withholding Cadbury Oreo Eggs from the United States and that’s a delicious shame.

Every spring there are dozens of polls and lists ranking the top Easter candy options. Few will argue that Reese’s Easter Peanut Butter Eggs are the crowned champion (if they do argue, they’re wrong), but the Cadbury Creme Egg is always a crowd favorite. Some will say that the original Cadbury Creme Egg is so good it shouldn’t be tinkered with, but apparently Cadbury Oreo Eggs are a real thing found only in Canada and the United Kingdom.

Sound too good to be true? Check out these photos from JunkBanter.com on Instagram:

#TBT / Please God bring these to the U.S.! Last year I sent a Canadian the Cinnamon Bun Oreos, and her return gift was 12 expertly packed Cadbury Oreo Eggs. These were an easy and convincing 10/10, even besting the new Reese’s Eggs I posted about the other day. Whose Oreo D do we have to suck to get these in the States? #AskingForAFriend #ImTheFriend

A photo posted by JunkBanter.com (@junkbanter) on Jan 5, 2017 at 7:01pm PST

Some ideas don’t look as good as they sound on paper, but these Cadbury Oreo Eggs look pretty awesome.

For now, Cadbury hasn’t discussed bringing this specific flavor to the U.S. even though it sounds like a guaranteed winner for the capital of junk food. Until then, Americans will have to hope some of their Canadian or U.K. friends can hook them up with this flavor of egg.