Top Vegan Easter Eggs and Treats of 2021

Do you have a weakness for white chocolate, prefer a bag of mini eggs, or dream of a decadent dark chocolate egg? Well, we have good news for you: the wide variety of delicious vegan Easter 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 chocolate treats.

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  • Moo Free ‘Milk’
    Chocolate
    Mini Eggs

    Moo Free’s yummy “milk” chocolate mini eggs are dairy-free, gluten-free, soya-free, and 100% vegan. Oh, and they’re perfect to eat by the handful. Easter plans sorted.

     

  • Tesco Free From White Chocolate Egg & Strawberry

    This new pink vegan Easter egg from Tesco is made with freeze-dried strawberry pieces and white chocolate. We’ll take 10.

     

  • NOMO Fruit
    Crunch Easter Egg
    & Bar

    NOMO stands for “no missing out” – and with this smooth, creamy chocolate egg and bar, you won’t have to. They are nut- and gluten-free and boast crunchy, crispy rice pieces and juicy raisins, for those of you who like bits of fruit in your chocolate.

     

  • Doisy & Dam Dark Chocolate Easter Egg with Almond Nuttercups

    Anyone who loves dark chocolate and almond butter will go absolutely nuts for this Easter egg from Doisy & Dam. The hollow egg is made with 70% Colombian cocoa and comes with two packs of the brand’s dark chocolate and almond butter Nuttercups.

  • Booja-Booja
    Hazelnut Crunch
    Easter Egg

    Hand-painted wooden eggs produced by artists in Kashmir are jam-packed with the gold standard in melt-in-your-mouth chocolate truffles. There’s a large and a small size, but you’ll want the large – trust us.

     

  • Green & Black’s Organic Dark Chocolate Easter Egg

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

  • Choices Dairy Free Chocolate Easter Egg

    You can’t go wrong with a classic vegan chocolate Easter egg – and this offering from Choices’ won’t disappoint. It’s a fantastic treat for kids and big kids alike.

     

  • Lindt Gold
    Bunny Dark

    This Easter classic is cute and absolutely delicious – a guaranteed favourite for anyone who loves dark chocolate.

  • Favorina Marzipan Chocolate Eggs

    For lovers of marzipan and dark chocolate, these mini eggs will make for the tastiest of Easter treats. Though smaller in size than other Easter eggs, they aren’t any less big in flavour!

  • Sainsbury’s Deliciously Free From Easter Eggs

    You can enjoy vegan Easter eggs in three yummy flavours – white chocolate, milk chocolate, and strawberry and white chocolate – from Sainsbury’s own Deliciously Free From range.

     

  • Mummy Meagz
    Chuckie Egg

    Why, it’s a vegan chocolate crème egg! Inside the chocolate shell is a sweet, creamy filling with a gooey “yolk” in the centre. Hop to it, because these little beauties will likely sell out.

     

  • Hotel Chocolat Rabbert the Rabbit

    Rabbert the rabbit is made from 70% dark chocolate – his floppy ears included – comes with a pot of dark chocolate buttons, and makes the perfect Easter present.

     

     

  • VEGAN CROSS BUNS AND OTHER VEGAN EASTER TREATS

  • ASDA Choc Chip Hot Cross Buns

    Hot cross buns with a difference – these tasty treats are gluten-free and vegan. They’re a must-have for an extra-special Easter breakfast.

  • OGGS Victoria Sponge Cakes

    OGGS Victoria Sponge Cakes are pillowy delights filled with raspberry jam and covered with vanilla-flavoured frosting. Yes, they’re delicious. Yes, they’re 100% animal-friendly. Yes, you want them this Easter, and so do we.

  • Morrisons Hot Cross Buns

    These hot cross buns from Morrisons are soft and fluffy like a cloud, made with orange and lemon peel as well as juicy vine fruit, and seasoned with spices.

  • M&S Plant Kitchen Luxury Hot Cross Buns

    M&S’ buns are made with sultanas, raisins, coconut oil, and avocado puree and are topped off with lemon zest and spices. Talk about tasty.

  • Waitrose Essential Hot Cross Buns

    It’ll be a Good Friday when you get to delight in these hot cross buns from Waitrose, made with lemon peel and blended spices.

  • Dominee’s
    Doughnuts

    Doughnuts are round, vegan Easter eggs are round – why not have both this Easter? OK, fine … maybe we just want an excuse to eat doughnuts. If you’re like us, you’ll be glad to know Dominee’s Doughnuts delivers UK-wide.

Celebrating Easter with vegan treats is fun for everyone involved – 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 horrific conditions and bred to lay an unnatural number of eggs, day after day, until they’re sent to slaughter. On dairy farms, cows are forcibly impregnated time and time again, and they never get to keep their babies.

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 they use to communicate, each of which has a distinct meaning, such as warning their companions about different types of predators. Unhatched chicks even cheep to their mothers from inside the egg. Chickens are fascinating! 

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 the hidden lives of cows.

Just like all 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?