50 UK Vegan Easter Eggs For 2024

It’s that time of year again! There are many different Easter treats out there, with Easter eggs being the most popular by far! But which Easter eggs are vegan? Let’s take a look at all of the options in 2024, including in the UK supermarkets!

Easter eggs have been one of my favourite traditions since I was a child. Even at the grand old age of 30 I still treat myself to one every year. Does anyone else feel like Easter egg chocolate just tastes better than regular chocolate? I don’t know if it’s just the shape, the time of year, or if they make a specific, special type of chocolate for Easter Eggs but they just taste so much better!

Eggs are said to represent fertility and Spring, according to Pagan tradition. In Christianity, they are supposed to represent the resurrection of Jesus. Even all these years later, eating eggs at Easter is still a tradition, although there is a bigger emphasis on chocolate eggs.

Which Easter eggs are vegan in 2024?

There is quite a selection of vegan Easter eggs in the UK this year. This ranges from supermarket Easter eggs, luxury Easter eggs and everything in between. Most of these are available to buy at supermarkets but some may only be purchased directly via the brand. I’ve listed everything I could find in this post!

If you’d like to see which other vegan non-egg treats are available, check out my post on vegan Easter treats to buy.

Nomo

Nomo have been one of my favourite chocolate brands since they released their first bars. Their Easter egg options include:

• Cookie dough egg and bunny. A crunchy chocolate cookie dough egg with a cookie dough filled, bunny-shaped chocolate bar.
• Caramel egg and bar. A caramel flavoured chocolate egg with a caramel-filled chocolate bar.
• Creamy choc egg and bar. Creamy ‘milk’ chocolate egg with a chocolate bar to match.
• Caramelised biscuit egg and bar. A caramelised biscuit flavoured chocolate egg with honeycomb pieces and a bar to match.
• Monsters crispy chocolate egg & lolly. A creamy chocolate egg with crispy pieces in it, and a chocolate lolly.

Divine

Divine chocolate have two vegan Easter egg options:

• Dark chocolate egg. A Fairtrade, dark chocolate Easter egg.
• Dark chocolate with raspberries egg. A raspberry flavoured dark chocolate egg with freeze dried raspberry pieces.

Buttermilk

Next, let’s take a look at Buttermilk’s Easter eggs:

• Salted caramel crunch chocolate egg and bar. A thick, caramel flavoured chocolate egg with sea salt and caramel flakes. This comes with a caramel nougat bar.
• 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!

Moo-Free

Moo-Free are famous for their dairy-free chocolate and they have quite a few Easter egg options.

• ‘Milk’ chocolate egg and bar. Moo-Free’s classic choccy Easter egg with a mini bar to match.
• Honeycomb egg and bar. A chocolate honeycomb egg with a mini honeycomb chocolate bar.
• Choccy Eggsplosion egg. A dairy-free white and ‘milk’ chocolate egg with vegan marshmallows and chocolate chips in it!
• Moofreesas egg and bag. A chocolate egg with crispy rice malt pieces in it and a bag of their Moofreesas. This is a great alternative to a Maltesers Easter egg!

H!P Chocolate

H!P makes tasty, creamy vegan chocolate using oat milk. They have 3 Easter eggs to choose from:

• Salted caramel egg. A salted caramel-infused chocolate egg.
• Salty pretzel egg. Oat milk chocolate egg with salty pretzel pieces throughout.
• Cookies no cream egg. This looks like a great alternative to an Oreo Easter egg! A chocolate egg combined with cookie pieces.

Hotel Chocolat

Hotel Chocolat are a luxurious chocolate brand so if you’d like something a little fancier this Easter, try one of these eggs:

• Unbelievably vegan chocolate egg. Nutmilk chocolate egg with a coconut-white spot decoration.
• Extra thick Easter egg. A delicious Easter egg filled with luxury vegan chocolates.
• Vegan Ostrich Easter egg. A chocolate egg filled with truffles, pralines, caramels and more.
• Chocolate splat egg. A dark chocolate Easter egg with a white and orange-coloured centre.
• Mint dark chocolate egg. 70% dark chocolate infused with peppermint oil.
• Ginger dark chocolate egg. Similar to the mint egg but this one is infused with fiery ginger oil!

So Free

If you don’t know about So Free, get to know them! They make a variety of vegan products, such as chocolate bars, spreads and baking chips. They have 5 Easter egg options listed on their website.

• Oat milk egg. Their classic gluten-free oat milk chocolate in Easter egg form. All of the Easter egg come in environmentally-friendly packaging which is great!
• Blonde caramilk egg. Oat milk chocolate Easter egg with a caramel flavour.
• No added sugar oat milk egg. Their oat milk egg but with sweeteners instead of sugar.
• Carob egg. This one is a great alternative to a traditional chocolate Easter egg.
• White chocolate egg. As it sounds- a white chocolate Easter egg!

Montezuma’s

Montezuma’s have quite a few vegan chocolate options and they have three vegan Easter eggs this year:

• Dark organic giant egg with orange. 74% cocoa chocolate egg with orange flavour.
• Absolute black eco egg. This chocolate egg is made with 100% cocoa! If you like your chocolate super dark, without the extra sugar, give this one a try.
• Organic dark chocolate eco egg. A slightly milder version of their absolute black egg, this one is made with 74% cocoa solids.

Other vegan Easter eggs

These other brands have only 1 dairy-free Easter egg so I’ve grouped them together here:

• Conscious Chocolate luxury filled Easter egg
• Cocoba sprinkles egg
• Kakoa iconic chocolate caramel egg
• Chococo M!lk Earth egg
• Green & Black’s dark chocolate thick shell egg

Supermarket vegan Easter eggs 2024

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.

I’ve included as many as I could find but do let me know if there are any that I’ve missed!

• Asda free-from white egg with buttons
• Asda free-from egg with choc orange discs
• Asda marble chocolate egg
• Asda lemon cheesecake Easter egg
• Asda Extra Special free-from Easter egg selection
• Asda Extra Special dark chocolate egg with vanilla truffles
• Morrison’s Free-from salted caramel honeycomb egg
• Sainsbury’s free-from chocolate egg
• Sainsbury’s choc orange egg
• Sainsbury’s Belgian dark chocolate egg
• Sainsbury’s white chocolate egg and buttons
• Tesco adventure hunt chocolate eggs
• Tesco white chocolate crunch egg
• Wicked Kitchen poppin candy orange egg
• Wicked Kitchen salted caramel egg

I hope you found this post useful! If you know of any other vegan Easter eggs that you can buy from UK supermarkets, please leave a comment to let me know and I’ll add it to the list.