Do you have a weakness for white chocolate or dream of the smooth notes of cocoa? Are you partial to a bag of mini eggs or marzipan-filled Easter bites? Well, we have good news for you: the wide variety of delicious vegan Easter eggs and other treats available this year is bound to satisfy all tastes.

Vegan Easter egg hunting is the only kind of hunting worth doing – so it’s time to get your hands on some chocolate treats.

  • VEGAN EASTER EGGS AND CHOCOLATE

  • Asda OMV! Espresso Martini Flavour Choc Easter Egg
    Get ready for a delectable blend of rich chocolate and smooth coffee notes combined with caramel flakes, cocoa nibs, and white chocolate drops – the perfect choice for those with more luxurious tastes.

  • Booja-Booja Fine de Champagne Chocolate Truffles

    Crack open an exquisite hand-painted egg case made by papier-mâché artists in Kashmir to discover 12 luscious champagne truffles hidden inside. With such a stunning design, you can enjoy the beautiful trinket box long after the yummy treats are gone.

  • Choceur Marzipan Eggs

    Head down to your local Aldi store to pick up these bite-size chunks of sweet marzipan coated in chocolate – a fun and affordable addition to your Easter haul!

  • Cutter and Squidge Vegan Cookie Easter Egg

    Lovingly handmade using sustainable cocoa beans, this dark chocolate egg is filled with gooey caramel and cookie pieces, bound together with vegan ganache. If that isn’t tempting enough, this edible masterpiece is decorated with hand-baked chocolate chip cookie bites, caramel mini eggs, and a divine gold coating.

  • Doisy and Dam

    From Ballers and Buttons to bite-size eggs and chocolate-covered peanuts, Doisy and Dam has your treat cupboard stocked this Easter with its huge variety of delicious vegan chocolates. Free from palm oil and full of yum, Easter wouldn’t be the same without these treats!

  • Goupie 

    Made by UK-based chocolate company Goupie, this egg is vegan and packaged in a reusable wooden pail, making it the ideal choice for the eco-conscious among us! Filled with hand-piped raspberry chocolate discs and tangy lemon chocolate batons, it’s a unique and delicious Easter gift for all your chocoholic chums.

  • Green & Black’s Organic Dark Chocolate Egg

    If you’re a fiend for dark chocolate, this smooth chocolate egg from Green & Black’s will go down a treat. Pick one up at Waitrose.

  • H!P Cookies No Cream and Salted Caramel Eggs

    When it comes to vegan Easter treats this year, H!P is going all out by making its eggs 50% bigger and cramming them with chocolate buttons. The Cookies No Cream egg offers a dreamy chocolate and cookie experience, and the salted caramel version will satisfy even the sweetest tooth.

  • Hotel Chocolat Unbelievably Vegan Easter Egg

    Crafted from 70% dark chocolate with notes of roasted cocoa and hints of fruit, Hotel Chocolat’s latest vegan offering is made from sustainable ingredients, which makes it perfect for eco-conscious chocoholics. Elegantly designed and packed full of premium individual chocolates like pecan and Nutmilk and orange gianduja bombes – it’s a delight for the eyes as well as the tastebuds.

  • Lindt

    Hoppin’ back on the scene for another year, Lindt’s vegan bunny is here to make your Easter wishes come true – or at least satisfy a chocolate craving! Here’s the signature smoothness you expect from Lindt, all wrapped up in golden foil.

  • Melt Strawberry Easter Egg

    It may be one of the pricier options for this year’s eggstravaganza, but we think this giant strawberry made of creamy vegan milk chocolate and real fruit is berry nice indeed.

  • Moo Free Strawberry Sundae Easter Egg

    Looking for an adventurous alternative to a plain old chocolate egg? Look no further than this berry-flavoured delight from Moo Free. The creamy white chocolate egg boasts a blend of strawberry flavours and soft marshmallow and will be sure to entertain your tastebuds this Easter.

  • Mummy Meegz Chickee Eggs

    The latest products to hatch from vegan trailblazer Mummy Meegz are these scrumptious Chickee Eggs. Creamy chocolate coated in a sweet, crispy shell makes the perfect afternoon pick-me-up or decadent topping for vegan Easter buns!

  • NOMO The Ultimate Egg

    For those looking to give an eggceptional Easter gift, The Ultimate Egg from NOMO ticks all the boxes. For just £10, you can get your hands on a delightfully creamy chocolate egg, eight mini chocolate bars, and two cookie dough bunnies – so what are you waiting for?

  • Plamil Cocoa Bites

    Made in the UK using certified cocoa and 100% renewable energy and with paper packaging, Plamil’s Cocoa Bites flavours include white chocolate and salted caramel. We’ll take one of each, thanks.

  • Whitakers Dark Chocolate Coffee Fondant Creams

    Get ready for a chocolatey pick-me-up with Whitakers’ coffee-flavoured fondants. Made using traditional recipes, these fondants incorporate only the finest natural ingredients and flavours for a satisfying midday snack or after-dinner indulgence.

Celebrating Easter with vegan chocolate eggs and other treats is fun for everyone – and making the compassionate choice to avoid dairy and eggs spares animals immense suffering. Hens exploited by the egg industry are forced to live in cramped sheds and bred to lay an unnatural number of eggs day after day. On dairy farms, cows are repeatedly forcibly impregnated and never get to keep their babies. The short, miserable lives of both hens and cows end in an abattoir.

Chickens have unique personalities, love to play, and will run, jump, and sunbathe when given the chance. They are inquisitive and clever and make excellent parents. Humans have identified more than 24 unique vocalisations that chickens use to communicate, each of which has a distinct meaning, such as warning their companions about different types of predators. Unhatched chicks even chirp to their mothers from inside the egg. Chickens are fascinating animals!

Cows are gentle, intelligent, social animals, and each individual has their own distinctive moo that they use to express emotions like excitement or stress to their companions. A herd of cows has its own social structure and leaders. Find out more about cows’ milk and how it’s produced.

Just like all other animals, chickens and cows deserve to live free from abuse and suffering at Easter – and all year round. To do even more to help animals over Easter, why not order copies of PETA’s free vegan starter kit for your loved ones or nudge them to take our 30-day vegan pledge?