Nomo Creamy Chocolate Easter Egg And Bar - Gluten Free, Diary Free, Egg Free Nut Free - Suitable For Vegans

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The full range will be completely vegan, and free from dairy, gluten, egg, and nuts, but won’t lose its delicious chocolatey taste, they have assured us. Originally seen by various cultures as a symbol of rebirth and renewal, gifting Easter eggs is a long-held tradition in the UK. Popular vegan chocolate company NOMO has unveiled two new flavoured eggs for Easter this year: Caramel and Hazelnot.

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From humble origins in Padstow, Cornwall, Buttermilk has gone on to make some of the UK's most delicious confectioneries. While Easter is undoubtedly the time to indulge, you should still take care not to exceed the recommended daily allowance too much.There’s a vegan plain chocolate egg which comes in blue packaging, as well as a cookie dough edition in pink, which tastes similar to the chocolate bunnies. Another choice that was anticipated as a favourite from our testers, the Cadbury Crunchie was very enoyable, but not crunchy enough to break into the top three. But with the rise in non-dairy chocolate options available, there's now a whole host of tasty vegan Easter eggs out there to choose from. The presentation is adorable, with seven foil-wrapped chocolate eggs in a cute cardboard box with a handle.

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Both the original and the white Creme Eggs are, however, gluten-free and suitable for a vegetarian diet. Filled with the brand’s iconic cookie dough and encased with its Creamy Choc, these little bunnies are the perfect afternoon pick-me-up.And it’s heart breaking to see a kid feel like they’re missing out on something that everyone else can enjoy. It had the classic Mini Egg taste, but as though the textures were reversed, with chocolate on the outside and the crunch in the middle. We’ve tested a selection of supermarket and luxury Easter products - from Lindt bunny dupes, to eggs said to feed 17 people.