My Top Picks for Vegan Easter Eggs (2019)

Can you believe that four years have passed since my original vegan Easter eggs post, back in 2015? A lot has changed since then! Never mind my own personal life – the vegan world has gotten much, much bigger. I can buy a vegan sausage roll from Greggs. I can buy a pizza with vegan cheese from Papa Johns. I can buy vegan protein cookies from My Protein. So, are you really surprised that there are more vegan Easter eggs to choose from than ever before?

I split my last post primarily by cost and chocolate type – and I stand by that. Who doesn’t use prices as an indicator for their vegan easter egg guide? And if you don’t, I bet you use dark/white/milk as a guide. So: here we go – here are my top picks for vegan-friendly Easter eggs in 2019 (Dear husband: hint, any of these will do!)

Vegan Creme Eggs

I used to get quite jealous of folk with their creme eggs because finding a vegan alternative seemed impossible, but over the last few years, it’s started to get easier and easier. Annoyingly, there doesn’t seem to be a consistent maker, or perhaps a consistent retailer, that always stocks the same ones, but this year I’ve found these vegan creme eggs:

Milk Chocolate Vegan Easter Eggs

So, granted, you’re not going to find a vegan Easter egg for a quid. But, should you be able to? Probably a different topic of conversation. However, you can find vegan ‘milk’ chocolate eggs that won’t break the bank – supermarkets like Tesco and Sainsbury’s are a good bet if you need to get one quickly, and a lot of places sell Moo Free these days: I’ve spotted them in Aldi and Holland and Barrett.

£10 and under

Under £30

Friars Luxury Vegan Easter Egg

Dark Chocolate Vegan Easter Eggs

We’ve developed a dark chocolate addiction in our house, lately. We seriously get through about 2-3 bars of the stuff a week! We’ll get that under control… when the babies sleep more. Hah. In the meantime, I had a lot of fun looking around for tasty looking dark chocolate, vegan-friendly, delights.