Get ready to be spoiled for choice this holiday season!

Easter is just around the corner, which means it’s time to indulge in some guilt-free, dairy-free and egg-free chocolates! Whether you’re a die-hard vegan or just looking to try some new and exciting treats, we’ve got you covered. This year, supermarkets and candy brands are pushing the boundaries with their range of plant-based goodies, proving that vegan Easter can be just as delicious, fun, and exciting as the traditional one.

So, let’s take a look at our top picks for the best vegan Easter sweets and chocolate treats that we’re sure you won’t be able to resist!

9 irresistible vegan Easter treats to indulge in the UK in 2023

HAPPi’s  Easter Eggs – to fulfil your creamy plant based cravings 

With 47% Colombian cacao and oat milk, this signature chocolate is typically the creamiest in texture and taste. It is a great alternative for those looking for a plant based Easter egg!

And the good news gets better! The Easter eggs come in fully recyclable and compostable packaging – not a shred of plastic in sight!

Buy them for £12 here.

Booja Booja’s plant truffles – you can’t stop at one

This plant-based truffle recipe uses minimal, natural, and organic ingredients to create an enticingly delicious truffle that is sure to impress your guests.

Buy them from £9.56 onwards from Chocolate Trading Co. or Ocado.

Mummy Meegz’s vegan chuckie eggs – for gooey pleasures

The vegan eggs are mind-blowingly good, made with oat milk chocolate. They are vegan, slavery free and sustainably sourced.

 And what’s even better is that their new gift pack contains five eggs. The more, the merrier!

 Buy them for £6.99 here.

Cocoba’s vegan dark chocolate egg –  for an indulgent experience

This Cocoba vegan dark chocolate egg is a great semi-traditional option. It looks good, is beautifully wrapped, and tastes fantastic with chocolate drizzle and colourful sprinkles.

Buy it for £12.95 here.

M&S’s Percy Pig Easter Party Time – for chocolate free fun

We just love these iconic sweets from M&S, and their Easter fruity-flavoured vegan gummy avatar is perfect for those who can’t stand the chocolate overdose.

The entire Percy Pig range is vegan-friendly after M&S revamped the recipe and removed the beeswax coating. In the Easter Party Time packs, you’ll also get gummy bunnies, and they’re just as delicious.

Buy Percy Pig Easter goodies for £1.85 (or two for £3 through Ocado) here.

Aldi’s Dark Chocolate Office Bunnies – the pocket friendly yummy choice

These cute, formally attired bunnies are great to snack on. Moreover, you don’t have to share your Easter bunny since the box has plenty to go around. Made with dark Belgian chocolate and a liquid caramel filling with a dash of pink Himalayan salt, these bunnies are deliciously salty.

 Buy it for £2.99 here.

HAPPi Easter Lollies – for those cute licks

These dairy-free replacements are perfect for those who miss Lindt bunnies at Easter. And they’re really moreish, so you’ll be pleased to know that there are five of them in one pack.

Buy them for £10 here.

Cocoa Libre’s Rice Milk Chocolate Easter Egg – for hand-crafted glory

Cocoa Libre‘s Easter collection is sublime. Their range, made with vegan chocolate and rice milk, is creamy and delicious. It even tastes like actual chocolate. If one egg is insufficient to appreciate its goodness, you can try the Easter hamper that comes with an Easter egg, some vegan milk chocolate chicks, and mini eggs.

Buy the rice milk chocolate Easter egg for £5.85 here.

Love Cocoa’s Easter egg – for a luxurious chocolate experience

As the brand puts it, this Easter delicacy is “designed for dark chocolate lovers and cocoa connoisseurs.”

A deliciously divine experience awaits you with the dark chocolate Easter egg, made from the best Peruvian chocolate and garnished with hand-harvested crunchy British sea salt.

Buy it for £15.00 here.

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Mohsina Dodhiya

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