Best Easter eggs 2025: 32 must-try chocolatey creations

If you’ve just about recovered from all the Christmas choccies, then you’ll be ready to delve into all the best Easter chocolate that money can buy. When it comes to finding the best Easter eggs for 2025, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve rounded up some of the newcomers, as well as bringing back a few of our favourites from the past couple of years, so you know exactly what’s in store this year.

If you have someone in your life that says Easter eggs are ‘just for kids’, we recommend cutting them out immediately. While it is true that the Easter Bunny rudely only chooses to visit the younger half of the population, grown-ups can still get their chocolate fix by snapping up an Easter egg for themselves. No matter how old we get, there’s something about the joy of a chocolate Easter egg that fills us with glee. Whether it’s unwrapping the foil or discovering the hidden treats inside, our love for Easter eggs is as strong as when we were little.

In the last few years though, Easter eggs have taken on a bit of a life of their own, as shops and online retailers race to see who can come up with the most Instagram-friendly or unique offerings. If you are looking to go all out for Easter this year, there are plenty of options that should tickle your fancy with everything from simple eggs to extravagant hampers. There are still plenty of options for the traditionalists too though, as well as people who never really grew out of their Milkybar and Cadbury’s phase (and there’s nothing wrong with that!).

To help you decide which of the best Easter eggs to choose this year, we’ve rounded up the best options that we could find for 2025, covering a range of styles and budgets.  From unusual Easter eggs, to cool Easter eggs, to incredibly fancy Easter eggs, there’s something for everyone with this year’s collection. We’ve even tried a few ourselves (all in the name of journalism, of course) so look out for our tasting notes to read our expert opinion. Now, all that’s left to do is for you to nab yourself an egg or two, or three or four…

Luxury Easter eggs 2025

When it comes to chocolate, we’re of the opinion that there is no such thing as too much. If a luxury Easter egg is the only option for you this year, check out our pick of over-the-top chocolate creations below.

Melt Cookies & Cream Breton Egg

What: Melt don’t do things by halves, and their new range of Breton eggs are the perfect show-stoppers this Easter. These rather luxurious eggs are made breton style with contrasting black and white stripes that combine layers of cookie-flavoured white chocolate sandwiched between rich dark chocolate wedges. If that’s not enough, they also come packed in a custom-designed platform box - meaning you can assure a rather dramatic reveal. Weighing in at 700g, this is a real luxurious treat this Easter.
How much: £69.99
Buy now: Melt Cookies & Cream Breton Egg

Hotel Chocolat Extra Thick Tipsy Truffles Easter Egg

What: You can always rely on Hotel Chocolate to dole out indulgent creations for Easter, and it doesn’t get much more indulgent than its tipsy truffles Easter egg which will be returning for another year. Expect a thick chocolate egg, filled with a selection of truffles based on all your favourite alcoholic drinks such as the caramel Espresso Martini and Mojito options. Plus, the egg is split in two, meaning you can enjoy one half made of 40% milk chocolate and the other made of 70% dark chocolate if you're wanting a bit of everything this Easter.
How much: £34.95
Buy now: Hotel Chocolat Extra Thick Tipsy Truffles Easter Egg

Pierre Marcolini Easter Eggs

What: You can always rely on Pierre Marcolini to come with some impressive Easter goodies. This year’s ‘Grand Oeuf’ is a masterpiece of white chocolate and dark chocolate, with two draws underneath filled with mini eggs and animals, with flavours ranging from dried fruit praline to salted butter caramel. Sounds like enough to keep us going for Easter weekend.
How much: £159 (500g egg); £27 (12 small Easter eggs)
Available now: Pierre Marcolini

Milk chocolate Easter eggs 2025

Traditionally, milk chocolate Easter eggs are what most people enjoy on Easter Sunday. Sometimes, there’s nothing wrong with sticking with tradition, so check out our pick of milk chocolate eggs below and snap them up before they’re all gone.

Lindt Lindor Rainbow Easter Egg

What: If you're torn between myriad chocolatiers and new-age brands, remember - you can't go wrong with Lindt. This rainbow egg is a particular favourite, boasting a large milk chocolate egg stuffed to the brim with an array of Lindor's finest truffles. Expect everything from classic milk and dark chocolate truffles, to exciting, and more unusual, flavours such as pistachio and coconut. There are 12 truffles total, so you can keep snacking long after Easter Sunday. 
How much: £20
Buy now: Lindt Lindor Rainbow Egg

Chococo Milk Chocolate Nest Easter Egg

What: Always full of surprises with its yearly Easter offerings, independent brand Chococo have crafted this milk chocolate nest egg as part of its 2025 collection. In true Chococo style, you’ll get a hollow egg, made using 47% Colombia-origin milk chocolate, this time studded with mini blonde chocolate eggs.
How much: £16.50
Buy now: Chococo Milk Chocolate Nest Easter Egg

Monty Bojangles Choccy Scoffy Easter Egg

What: This London-based chocolatier is coming in strong with this year’s Easter egg collection, converting all its favourite chocolatey snacks into egg form for the Easter season. The Choccy Scoffy egg is an absolute classic, boasting a creamy milk egg alongside Monty Bojangles’ rather iconic cocoa dusted truffles. This all comes wrapped up in a rather eye-catching tin, which makes it ideal for gifting. If that wasn’t good enough, then all its packaging is recyclable, so there’s no need to worry about waste.
How much: £10
Buy now: Monty Bojangles Choccy Scoffy Easter Egg

White chocolate Easter eggs 2025

It might not be the most sophisticated kind of chocolate out there, but we’re not afraid to admit that we love white chocolate. It seems we’re not alone, as white chocolate is always popular around Easter. Check out a few of our favourites below.

Farm Shop Blonde Chocolate Egg

What: This independent Somerset farm has partnered up with award-winning chocolatiers, The Chocolate Society, to bring you a collection of eggs you’re not going to want to miss. This blonde option is our favourite, made with creamy, caramelised white chocolate for those who prefer something a bit lighter.
The best part about this egg? It contains chunks of airy toffee that have been made with honey harvested on the farm itself!
How much: £12 (Small Egg); £22 (Large Egg)
Buy now: Farm Shop Blonde Chocolate Egg

Selfridge's Blonde Malt Ball Egg

What: Department store extraordinaire Selfridge's is joining the ranks as one to watch for chocolatey Easter treats. For those who always reach for a box of Maltesers, this one could be right up your street, made with a blonde chocolate shell and studded with biscuit and caramelised white chocolate malt balls.
How much: £22.99
Buy now: Selfridge's Blonde Malt Ball Egg

Lindt Lindor White Chocolate Easter Egg

What: Looking to make Easter even sweeter? This white chocolate egg for master chocolatiers Lindt, definitely fits the bill. Not only will you get a white chocolate egg to enjoy, but eight white chocolate Lindor truffles to go along with it - so you can be snacking all Easter weekend. The eggs are made with the group's melt-in-the-mouth chocolate and, honestly, you can’t go wrong.
How much: £13
Buy now: Lindt Lindor White Chocolate Easter Egg

Dark chocolate Easter eggs 2025

For those with grown-up palates, dark chocolate Easter eggs are surely the only way to go. We’ve rounded up some of the best options available in 2025, so check them out below and get ready to indulge in some seriously good choc.

Daylesford Organic Hazelnut Praline Easter Egg

What: Daylesford Organic’s gorgeous praline egg is made from rare Trinitario cacao, and features a dark chocolate shell with added Italian hazelnut pieces that are just an added bonus to this already decadent praline chocolate egg. For the dark chocolate lovers, this 60% egg is bound to satisfy - but probably won’t last longer than a day or two!
How much: £25
Buy now: Daylesford Organic Hazelnut Praline Easter Egg

Pump Street Bakery Jamaica 75% Dark Chocolate Easter Egg

What: Whilst we've always been a fan of the Pump Street chocolate chickens, this cosy little bakery and coffee shop in Suffolk have pulled out all the stops for 2025 with this new range of large Easter eggs. Made with four of their signature chocolates, the Jamaica egg is perfect for the dark chocolate lovers, a creamy indulgent 75% chocolate egg with hints of dark rum and tahini. What's not to love?
How much: £44
Buy now: Pump Street Bakery Jamaica Dark Chocolate Easter Egg

Fortnum & Mason Coffee & Vanilla Easter Egg

What: Fortnum and Mason are constantly mixing things up, and this half-and-half egg certainly shows it. If you find yourself struggling to decide between all the Easter eggs out there, then this two-in-one option might be perfect, blending together coffee-infused 61% dark chocolate with a creamy white chocolate half that packs a vanilla punch. Whilst this one is only half dark chocolate, we'll hope you'll let that slide, with this indulgent egg which is basically the Easter version of an affogato. Devour both halves, or share with the white-chocolate fanatic in your life.
How much: £35
Buy now: Fortnum & Mason Coffee & Vanilla Easter Egg

Hotel Chocolat Extra Thick Serious Dark Fix Easter Egg

What: A dark chocolate lover's dream, this seriously decadent egg from Hotel Chocolat is made from half 70% cocoa and half 85% cocoa, and comes filled with high-cacao pralines, caramels, simple truffles and plenty of other chocolatey treats. These extra thick eggs may be more difficult to crack through, but we think it’s worth it for all that extra chocolatey goodness.
How much: £34.95
Buy now: Hotel Chocolat Extra Thick Serious Dark Fix Easter Egg

Unusual Easter eggs 2025

For those who are looking for a touch of the eggstra-ordinary for their Easter celebration, we've got you covered. These are the most unusual Easter eggs for 2025, from Scotch egg lookalikes, to those imitating your favourite breakfast treats.

Fortnum & Mason Easter Praline Scotch Egg

What: Another eye-catching offering from Fortnum & Mason, this praline scotch egg is a delightful twist on the classic Easter eggs. It may be small but it's mighty, packed full of milk chocolate praline with an orange ganache centre and a hazelnut and cocoa nib coating. Be sure to slice this one in half for the full effect.
How much: £19.95
Buy now: Easter Praline Scotch Egg

Waitrose No.1 The Chocolate Croissant Easter Egg

What: No, that’s not your eyes deceiving you, Waitrose really have whipped up a croissant shaped Easter egg for 2025, and honestly, it ticks all our boxes. If you're on the hunt for unusual Easter eggs, then this croissant option could be exactly what you're looking for. This eye-catching treat is made with white chocolate, with caramelised sugar, added feuilletine wafer and caramel pieces, and topped with chocolate crumbs. The perfect way to justify eating an entire egg for breakfast - right?
How much: £15
Buy now: Waitrose Chocolate Croissant Easter Egg

Cheapest Easter eggs 2025

It might not be the luxurious options above but we’re not afraid to admit that sometimes we want to keep things cheap and cheerful. Just something that will keep the kids happy on Easter morning. Check out a few of our favourites below. 

Cadbury’s Mini Eggs Chocolate Egg

What: It's nothing fancy but it's sure to do the job. Cadbury's is always one you can rely on and their Mini Eggs option is sure to go down a hit. This one comes with a large milk chocolate egg and a small bag of Mini Eggs to snack on once you've polished off the egg. For some of the best Easter egg offers, be sure to check out Ocado's 2 for £7 deal!
How much: £4.50
Buy now: Cadbury’s Mini Eggs Easter Egg

Thorntons Classic Chocolate Egg

What: A classic egg from a beloved British chocolatier, Thorntons are ever-reliable for cute Easter gifts and good chocolate into the bargain. This Easter egg makes a great little gift and it's not going to break the bank either. Filled with a selection of Thorntons’ favourites - think Triple Chocolate, Strawberries & Cream and Crunchy Praline - you can't go wrong with this one!
How much: £8
Buy now: Thorntons Classic Easter Egg

Chococo Milk Chocolate Honeycombe Egg

What: We love Chococo’s handmade chocolates, and the Dorset chocolatiers really outdo themselves at Easter with a huge range of great eggs. This milk chocolate number is one of our favourites, returning for another year as part of Chococo’s masterful range. It’s made from their signature 47% Colombian milk chocolate, and comes studded with thick honeycomb chunks for added taste.
How much: £16.50
Buy now: Chococo Milk Chocolate Honeycombe Egg

Lily O'Brien's Desserts Collection Egg

What: If you're more likely to reach for a box of chocolates than an Easter egg, then Lily O'Brien's Desserts Collection egg is the best of both worlds. This handcrafted milk chocolate shell has been made to specially compliment the boxed chocolates, and even comes with a small selection of its own. Expect the likes of creme brulee, lemon posset and hazelnut torte flavours to go alongside your egg.
How much: £12.50
Buy now: Lily O'Brien's Desserts Collection Egg

Tony's Chocolonely Chocolate Eggs

What: A real crowd favourite, you can’t go wrong with a Tony’s Chocolonely egg. This belgian milk chocolate egg is available in classic chocolate, or milk caramel sea salt options, and comes with five different flavoured mini eggs including caramel sea salt and white chocolate raspberry popping candy. Tony’s ethos is all about ensuring ethical sourcing and sustainability with its produce - in case you needed any more reasons to choose these eggs.
How much: £13.99
Buy now: Tony's Milk Chocolate Easter Egg; Tony's Sea Salt Chocolate Easter Egg

M&S Easter eggs 2025

Check out this year's ever-popular M&S Easter egg range - we've listed the new additions for 2025 below, with some favourites back by popular demand as well!

M&S Extra Thick Easter Egg Range

What: If you, like us, often wind yourself underwhelmed by wafer thin eggs, then this new range from M&S will be right up your street. Each egg comes with a double layer, meaning double the chocolate, with two delightful flavours to choose from. The dark and blond chocolate egg layers 64% chocolate, stuffed with honeycomb and caramel pieces, over a salted white chocolate interior, whilst the pistachio egg boasts a layer of pistachio truffled surrounded by a delicious layer of Belgian milk chocolate. 
How much: £20
Buy now: Extra Thick Dark Chocolate & Blond Egg; Extra Thick Pistachio & Milk Chocolate Egg

M&S Loaded Base Easter Egg Range

What: Another new offering from the M&S Easter collection, these loaded base eggs bring a rather decadent twist to your classic eggs. Not only are the eggs extra thick (so you’re already getting an excellent deal) but hidden at the bottom of each egg is a selection of deliciously smooth chocolate truffles. Opt for the milk chocolate option with praline truffles, or put a salted caramel twist on your feasting with the blond chocolate option instead.
How much: £15
Buy now: M&S Milk Chocolate Egg with Praline Truffles; M&S Blond Egg with Salted Caramel Truffles

M&S Outrageously Chocolatey Biscuity-Eggs

What: If you’re looking for something a bit different for Easter then M&S have you covered! Taking the form of your favourite biscuits, M&S have crafted two unique eggs combining creamy milk chocolate with crunchy biscuity pieces. The giant milk chocolate round features shortbread pieces throughout, whilst the humongous custard cream contains biscuit pieces as well as a layer of custard cream inside.
How much: £12
Buy now: Outrageously Chocolatey Biscuity-Egg; Outrageously Chocolatey Custard Cream Egg

M&S Choccy Easter Egg Range

What: The latest Easter range from M&S, you’ll be spoiled for choice with these vibrant eggs. This year they’re keeping it classic with these deliciously smooth milk chocolate eggs - available in standard, orange or mint varieties. Each egg comes with its own bag of mini eggs, boasting colourful speckled eggs, matching the flavours of its large counterpart. Whether you simply want a traditional chocolate egg, or looking to mix things up, you can’t go wrong with M&S eggs.
How much: £7.50
Buy now: Chicky Choccy Easter Egg; Mint Choccy Easter Egg; Orange Choccy Easter Egg

Giant Easter eggs 2025

When it comes to Easter eggs, the phrase ‘less is more’ doesn’t hold up. More is more, so check out these giant easter eggs for a chocolate treat to feed the whole family.

Hotel Chocolat The Ostrich Egg Classic

What: The title of this egg isn’t hyperbole, as it’s the size of an actual ostrich egg. The shell is made of milk chocolate that has been filled with crunchy cookie pieces and puffed rice, while the egg also comes with a tray of 20 chocs, meaning the whole thing amounts to over 1kg of chocolate. Just the right amount for one we think.
How much: £90
Buy now: Hotel Chocolat Ostrich Easter Egg

Melt Lotus Easter Egg

What: If you're struggling to choose what type of chocolate to get, then Melt has you covered. This 1kg egg is split into seven different sections, each made of different types and flavours of chocolates including fruits of the forest, pistachio and raspberry. Opening up like the lotus flower it's named for, this one is perfect for sharing (or you can keep it all to yourself - we won't judge!)
How much: £69.99
Buy now: Melt Lotus Easter Egg

Cocoba Giant 4kg Easter Egg

What: One of the biggest Easter eggs we’ve ever laid eyes on, this whopper from Kent-based chocolatier Cocoba weighs in at a weighty four kilograms. Gather together a few hungry mates to polish it off.
How much: £225
Buy now: Cocoba Giant 4kg Easter Egg

Chococo Giant Half and Half Egg

What: Can’t choose between milk chocolate and dark chocolate? Choose both with Chococo’s giant half and half treat, which weighs in at a solid half kilo of handcrafted chocolate heaven, including handmade chocolates inside.
How much: £47.50
Buy now: Chococo Giant Half and Half Egg

The 1kg Lindt Gold Bunny

What: There are few Easter treats more iconic than the Lindt bunny. But this is no ordinary bunny. This one-kilo gold rabbit is pretty much life-sized and comes in its own box with a strap for carrying, presumably so you carry it with you and eat bits of it throughout the day. 
How much: £75
Buy now: The 1kg Lindt Gold Bunny

Vegan Easter eggs 2025

Just because you’re vegan doesn’t mean you have to miss out on all of the Easter fun. The good news is that there are some dark chocolate Easter eggs out there that are vegan friendly, so check out where you can pick up the best vegan Easter eggs for 2025 below.

Melt Dark Sea Salt Easter Egg

What: London’s family-owned chocolatiers make some of the most luxurious chocolates in the capital, and their Easter egg collection is no joke. For those who favour dark chocolate creations, we’d recommend you try the melt sark sea salt option. It’s made using 70% dark chocolate and sprinkled with Maldon sea salt which actually means that it’s vegan-friendly, as well as delicious.
How much: £34.99
Buy now: Melt Dark Sea Salt Easter Egg

Happi Oat M!lk Chocolate Eggs

What: Happi’s oat milk chocolate is one of the better vegan and free-from options we’ve come across, with a whole new of exciting flavours this Easter. Back for another year, opt for the salted honeycomb or choc orange, or try something a bit different with the cherry and almond, brand new for 2025. So good that you might never return to the real deal.
How much: £12.50
Buy now: Happi Oat M!lk Chocolate Eggs

HiP Oat Milk Eggs

What: HiP’s eggs aren’t just vegan-friendly, they’re also environment-friendly with absolutely zero plastic packaging. Proving that you don't need dairy to enjoy a delicious creamy chocolate egg, we reckon you’d struggle to tell the difference between this and a normal Easter egg. Available in two different flavours, choose from the cookies no cream or salted caramel eggs.
How much: £10
Buy now: HiP's Cookies No Cream Easter Egg; HiP's Salted Caramel Easter Egg

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