Whether you’re looking to pamper yourself or treat someone, our giant dark orange chocolate Easter egg has been specially made for lovers of orange-flavoured vegan chocolate. For me, this chocolate is a great option for both milk and dark chocolate lovers because it contains 45% cocoa so is both creamy yet ultra-rich and chocolatey too. It’s simple but so flavoursome and just the right amount of sweet and salty with plenty of texture to keep it interesting. The first thing to notice when tasting this chocolate is how it absorbs all trace of moisture in your mouth. It's also quite bitter, although this seems to hit in waves.

Made with 41% single-origin Colombian cocoa that is ethically sourced, HiP also ensures positive effects in the local communities of the farmers. Happi’snew and fruity White Raspberry Easter egg is the latest vegan Easter egg to wow pebble’s team.Honeycomb egg and bar. A chocolate egg with crunchy honeycomb pieces and a honeycomb bar. Think of this as the vegan alternative to Cadbury’s Crunchie Easter egg! Using renewable energy in their kitchen and utilising an electric delivery van, Melt actively reduce their carbon footprint. pebble’s verdict:

If you’re feeling indulgent this year or want to really spoil someone, look no further than our decadent Easter vegan chocolate gift hamper. If you’re looking for ideas for a vegan Easter egg hunt, our collection of Easter vegan chocolates will put a big smile on everyone’s face! Romney isn’t particularly big, so this is on the more expensive side for an Easter treat, but for fans of both dark chocolate and marshmallows it’s a must.Since eating eggs traditionally was not allowed during Holy Week (the week leading up to Easter), those that were laid were decorated and given to children as gifts. The Victorians added the idea of wrapping up boxes filled with small treats and gifts and then at some point some bright spark saw an opportunity to replace eggs (which not everyone likes) with chocolate (which everyone loves). Hey presto! The gift of a chocolate Easter egg was born, and with it the ritual of chipping a segment off the chocolate shell, tipping out the buttons, and finding somewhere quiet where you can secretly gorge on chocolatey goodness. And as we’ve now established, this is not an exclusive privilege for the milk chocolate brigade - in fact, dark chocolate vegan Easter eggs would have been around before milk chocolate. Our Milk Chocolate Alternative Range Cons:Made on equipment which processes milk, soy, gluten, peanuts and other nuts | no mention of carbon offsetting As you’ll see from the list above, there are plenty of options when it comes to dairy-free Easter eggs! You’ll find pretty much all of them in some supermarkets in the UK, but what own-brand Easter Eggs do the supermarkets have to offer this year? Let’s take a look.