11 Mouth-Watering Vegan Chocolate Treats for Easter

Easter and chocolate go hand in hand. Luckily, compassionate folks can get in on the chocolaty action, thanks to all these delicious dairy-free treats. Whether you’re looking for mini eggs, truffles, chocolate lollies or just a big no-nonsense egg, there should be a vegan option on this list to tempt you:

1. Plamil’s Dairy-Free Easter Egg ticks all the boxes – it’s organic, fair trade and vegan! Find it in Holland & Barrett and many independent health-food stores.
   
2. Give a gift that makes a statement, with Booja Booja’s stunning Fin de Champagne Large Easter Egg, a painted work of art filled with delectable handmade truffles. Order online or find your nearest supplier.
   
3. While we’re talking luxury, Hotel Chocolat have just launched a brand-new range of vegan chocolates made from almond milk, including these super-cute Milk-Free Bunny Licks. Find them at branches of Hotel Chocolat across the country.
   
4. These are no ordinary mini eggs: they are Montezuma’s Dark Chocolate Mini Eggs With Almond Praline. These praline-filled eggs are very tempting and available in shops across the UK and online.
   
5. Need vegan chocolate in a hurry? Nip into your local Sainsbury’s to grab one of their affordable Freefrom Chocolate Egg.
   
6. Divine’s Dark Chocolate Mini Eggs are making our mouths water. These fair-trade, smooth, dark-chocolate treats make a fantastic present for kids and grown-ups alike. Look for them in Oxfam, Tesco, Waitrose and many independent stores.
   
7. For a more exotically flavoured egg, sample Cocoa Loco’s Dark Chocolate & Ginger Easter Egg, jewelled with nuggets of crystallised ginger. Ooh la la! Order online or look for it in Oxfam, John Lewis or independent delicatessens.
   
8. Perfect as a mini sweet treat, Choices Dairy Free Chocolate Bunny Bar comes in “milk” or white chocolate and makes an adorable little pressie. It’s available at Holland & Barrett and Sainsbury’s.
   
9. In the mood for something traditional? You can’t go wrong with a classic egg such as Holland & Barrett’s Good Life Dairy Free Egg.
   
   
10. Made with organic rice milk and infused with pieces of vegan-friendly honeycomb toffee, Moo Free’s Easter Bunnycomb Egg is yummy and available at many health-food shops and online retailers.
    
11. If you’re a fiend for dark chocolate, Green & Black’s zingy Mint Dark Chocolate Egg will go down a treat. Look for it in most major supermarkets.
    

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