The Ultimate 2026 Vegan Easter Egg Guide
We’re hopping toward Easter, meaning it’s time to indulge in way too much chocolate. Whether you’re hosting a dairy-free Easter egg hunt, want to gift compassionately, or need to ensure that the Easter Bunny brings the little ones cruelty-free joy, here’s your guide to vegan Easter treats. (If mini eggs are your thing, you can find the best dairy-free versions here).
Moo-Free Cherry Bakewell Easter Egg and Bar
Cherry Bakewell is a beloved British dessert, and now, it’s teaming up with creamy Easter Egg for a holiday dessert egg and bar that also helps cows. Made from a multi-award-winning rice milk chocolate recipe, this egg and bar combo is great for sharing – but you won’t.
Mummy Meegz Chuckie Eggs
Want to see if you can get a whole crème egg in your mouth at once? Try these Mummy Meegz delights. Brimming with sweet, sticky fondant, wrapped in creamy oat milk chocolate, they’re nostalgic and cruelty-free.
Tesco Finest Seville Orange
Buying vegan Easter Eggs is as easy as popping them in the trolley during your weekly shop. If you used to love Terry’s Chocolate Orange, this one from Tesco Finest is for you. It’s hand-decorated, gluten-, wheat-, egg-, and dairy-free, and made with Belgian dark chocolate and Seville orange oil.
Catherine’s Originals Easter Bundle
You can put all your Easter eggs in one basket with this impressive hamper from Catherine’s Originals. Inside you’ll find two Muddled Mini’s, two bags of Caramel Wonky buttons, two huge Eggstravaganza Eggs, and a Milk O’bar. That’s over a kilo of fair-trade vegan chocolate in recyclable packaging!
M&S Made Without Dairy Egg and Bar
M&S delivers with this hollow cocoa egg and a super cute chocolate bunny, crafted with yummy, crispy, crunchy rice biscuit pieces. It’s also suitable for those with nut allergies.
Sainsbury’s The Mint One Extra Large Dark Chocolate Easter Egg
Mint chocolate is a classic, and this one from Sainsbury’s definitely does the combo justice. Made from Belgian dark chocolate and packed full of cocoa cookies and cool mint pieces, this hollow egg is so minty that it replaces the need to brush your teeth (not really).
NOMO Salted Popcorn Egg and Bar
NOMO stands for No Missing Out, a testament to the brand’s commitment to making yummy chocolate for all. This salted popcorn egg and bar pack delivers a creamy, dairy-, wheat-, gluten-, and egg-free treat that’s the perfect balance of sweet and salty for an Easter movie night.
Fetcha Chocolates Dino Egg
Got a budding archaeologist in your house? This egg-citing offering from fancy Fetcha Chocolate in Scotland is made with creamy milk chocolate, features a cool green spatter, and has yummy white chocolate dinosaur surprises hidden inside. Plus, plastic-free packaging!
ASDA OMV Choc Orange Caramel Crisp Egg
You don’t have to compromise on quality or taste to enjoy an affordable Easter treat. From ASDA’s OMV range comes this choc orange egg with a delicious caramel crisp is also free from artificial colours and flavours.
Hotel Chocolat Extra Thick Unbelievably Vegan Easter Egg
Remember Easter morning when you were a kid, how the most satisfying thing was the crraaack of a thick wedge of chocolate egg? Hotel Chocolat is bringing that back with this extra-thick vegan egg stuffed with an assortment of vegan-friendly truffles, pralines, and caramels.
ALDI Moser Roth Dark Chocolate, Coffee and Cocoa Nibs Egg
It’s an open secret that ALDI is a hot spot for vegan treats, and this decadent offering from Moser Roth is one reason why. A grown-up take on Easter feasting, the cacao nibs and rich coffee make this dark chocolate egg rich and moreish.
Kakoa Iconic Vegan Easter Egg
There’s nothing more fun on Easter morning than shaking your egg and hearing the rattle that tells you there are surprises inside. This Iconic Vegan Easter Egg from Kakoa is more than just a creamy blend of rice and oat milk chocolate; it’s also “choc” full of 12 delicious milk, white and dark flavour-filled chocolates.
Why Choose Dairy-Free
Mother cows make milk for the same reason we do – to nourish and bond with their babies!
To keep them producing, cows on dairy farms are repeatedly and forcibly impregnated. Like us, they carry their babies for 9 months, but so humans can steal cows’ milk, calves are removed from their mothers shortly after birth, leaving their mums to bellow in anguish.
If the calf is female, she will likely follow in her mum’s sad footsteps. If male, he will likely be slaughtered for veal. When their milk production drops, cows used for dairy are slaughtered.
Choosing vegan Easter eggs means taking a delicious stance against cruelty and oppression.
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