With spring finally blooming and Easter just around the corner, there’s one thing on everyone’s mind—chocolate.
Whether you’re buying for yourself, the kids, or planning to impress guests at Sunday lunch, the Easter chocolate game has seriously levelled up this year.
From giant gooey-filled eggs to chic creations from artisan chocolatiers, the UK’s shelves are packed with irresistible options—and even better, many are now on sale.
Let’s break down the most mouthwatering finds out there right now.
For the Ultimate Sweet Tooth Cravings
Cutter & Squidge’s Jumbo Marshmallow Cookie Egg, £37.99 – London
This indulgent half-egg from the London-based bakery is an Easter showstopper.
It’s stuffed with marshmallow fluff, rich salted caramel, and silky milk chocolate ganache.
Topped with caramel-filled mini eggs and crunchy cornflake clusters, it’s basically dessert royalty.
Asda’s Caramel, Pretzel and Honeycomb Milk Chocolate Egg, £7.98
A consistent fan favourite, this one packs a punch with salted caramel-flavoured Belgian chocolate loaded with honeycomb and pretzel pieces.
And with £2 knocked off the price? It’s a crunchy, creamy bargain.
Melt Chocolates’ Yoghurt and Berries Breton Egg, £62.99 – London
The navy and white striped design gives it a French flair, but the flavour is the real wow factor.
Think dark blueberry chocolate paired with white chocolate infused with raspberry and yoghurt. Luxe and bold.
For Dark Chocolate Devotees
Cox&Co Cacao Bee Pollen and Honey Egg, £13.60 – Jarrolds, Norfolk
A dark chocolate dream that’s both ethical and elegant.
It blends 60% Colombian cacao with honey and a touch of bee pollen. A sophisticated twist for the grown-up chocoholic.
Salcombe Dairy’s Rum and Raisin Egg, £29.50 – Devon
This “dark milk” egg is all about flavour depth, blending a smooth chocolate base with juicy rum-soaked raisins. Crafted bean-to-bar in Devon, it’s a boozy, delicious bite.
Waitrose Flat Florentine Dark Chocolate Egg, £10
A part of the “flat egg” trend, this one features nutty hazelnut praline and 65% cocoa solids for a grown-up crunch.
For White Chocolate Lovers
Hotel Chocolat’s Nibbly White Chocolate Egg, £22.95
Creamy and comforting, this one’s made with 36% cocoa white chocolate and comes with six zingy mini strawberry and cream eggs. Add in the granola crunch, and it’s a total treat.
Aldi’s Salted Blonde and Milk Chocolate Caramel Egg, £11.99
Social media is buzzing about this. One side is blonde chocolate with biscuit-like sweetness, the other milk chocolate with oozing caramel. Yes, it’s as good as it sounds.
Bettys’ Jenny the Sheep Egg, £18 – Yorkshire
Inspired by the Yorkshire Dales, this cute creation by chocolatier Jenny Mills has a white chocolate shell, a swirled chocolate fleece, and a cheeky dark chocolate face.
For the Little Ones
Thorntons Milk Chocolate Unicorn Egg, £3
Support local chocolate legends while making the kids smile.
It’s rich, velvety, and comes in other fun versions like bunnies and dinosaurs.
La Chocolatrice’s Bunny in the Bath, £12.50 – Durham
This one is packed with fun. Picture a chocolate bunny relaxing in a bath of salted caramel fudge, marshmallows, and shortbread, all inside a milk chocolate egg. Over the top—in the best way.
Pump Street Chocolate’s Hot Cross Bun Chicken and Eggs Box, £11.95 – Suffolk
It’s Easter meets afternoon tea.
This box is full of fruity, spiced chocolate with hot cross bun vibes, nestled with mini eggs and dressed up in a floral box.
For Vegan Chocolate Fans
Chococo’s Plant-Based Earth Egg, £16.50 – Multiple Locations
Made with Colombian oat milk chocolate, this is a beautifully decorated vegan treat filled with mini hearts and flowers. Plant-based but packed with indulgence.
Marks & Spencer’s Chickita the Chicken, £7
A cheeky chick-shaped egg made without dairy but still delivers that smooth Lindt-like taste.
It’s part of M&S’s charming vegan Easter line-up.
Montezuma’s Beehive Yourself Egg, £10.50 – Multiple Locations
Rich dark chocolate, honeycomb bits inside, and a portion of the proceeds go toward bumblebee conservation.
Plus, you get sunflower seeds to plant. Sweet in every sense.
For Gorgeous Gift Giving
Daylesford Organic’s Chocolate Bird Eggs, £14 – Oxfordshire
These praline-filled mini eggs look just like real bird eggs and come in a rustic punnet—perfect for nature lovers.
There are other versions too, featuring different British birds.
Hill St’s Caramel Chocolate Egg, from £22.50 – Saffron Walden and Cambridge
This one’s decorated with edible daisies and ladybirds and comes in various sizes, all filled with luscious chocolate treats.
Monty Bojangles Taste Adventures Gift Tin, £8.50 – Sainsbury’s
Inside this adorable pink tin: a classic hollow egg and six velvety truffles with a dark ganache, butterscotch, and raspberry twist.
For Sharing with a Crowd
Hotel Chocolat’s Extra-Thick Patisserie Egg, £34.95
Two egg halves, one brownie-inspired pecan milk chocolate, the other salted caramel cheesecake-chocolate.
And inside? A box of mini patisserie-style treats. Grab a fork—you’ll need it.
Eataly’s Maxi Pistachio Egg Box, £9.90 – London
These six pistachio cream-filled mini eggs look like they were plucked right from an Italian market.
They’re inspired by the viral Dubai-style chocolate trend.
Rumsey’s Dulce de Leche Eggs, £16.95 – Thame and Wendover
A luxe assortment of quail-sized eggs with creamy caramel filling inside milk, dark, white, and golden chocolate shells. A true caramel lover’s delight.
Still Time to Treat Yourself
Easter might be fast approaching, but it’s not too late to pick up something truly special.
Whether you’re after a vegan option, a luxury gift, or a sweet surprise for the little ones, there’s an egg out there with your name on it—and chances are, it’s on sale too. So go ahead, give yourself permission to indulge.