Best Easter eggs we’ve found – including deals in the Amazon Spring Sale 2025

Easter Egg Collage

by Zara Mohammed |
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If you're looking for the best quality Easter eggs you can afford this year, we've rounded up some good ones, with something to suit every budget and preference. If you're after vegan, dairy-free, gluten-free, or even chocolate-free – we've got you covered! We've also included trendy eggs we think will be most popular with the kids, decadent eggs to over-indulge on, and many more! Scroll down to find the section that speaks to you...

Best Easter egg deals in the Amazon Spring Sale 2025

The Amazon Spring Deal Days offers are live, and the sales are running until 31st March. We’ve spotted some great offers, including savings on Easter eggs for the family. If you want to grab a good deal, check out the best discounts below, or keep scrolling for our full buying guide.

66% OFF: Snickers Extra Large Easter Egg - Was £8.95, NOW £3

32% OFF: Unicorn Hatching Rainbow Eggs for Kids - 6 Pack - Was £24.99, NOW £16.99

20% OFF: Cox&Co Flat Easter Egg Bars x2 - Was £12.50, NOW £9.98

19% OFF: Lindt Gold Bunny Salted Caramel Milk Choc Easter Egg - Was £10, NOW £8.10

6% OFF: Lindt LINDOR White Chocolate Easter Egg - Was £13, NOW £12.24

Best Easter eggs 2025:

We've separated our choices under categories to help you find the best ones for you, so go ahead and scroll down...

Best Easter eggs for kids:

Best Easter Egg for kids who love popping candy

Best Easter Egg Tony's Chocolonely Milk Caramel Sea Salt Image: Sainsburys

We're sure this Tony's Chocolonely Easter egg will be a favourite with kids who love popping candy! The hollow fair trade milk chocolate egg has pieces of caramel and sea salt, making it very moreish, and there's solid dark, dark milk, and white chocolate mini eggs inside with pieces of almond, caramel, pretzel, toffee, raspberry, popping candy and sea salt – a tasty variety full of interesting flavours! Plus, you get it for less at £10 with Nectar!

Best chocolate Easter eggs for the rest of the family:

ON SALE - 19% OFF

Best Easter egg bunny for mum

Best Easter egg Lindt Gold Bunny Salted Caramel Milk Choc Easter Egg Image: Amazon

You can't go wrong with a Lindt chocolate bunny for mum at Easter, and the Lindt Gold Bunny offers something a bit more special with its smooth chunky salted caramel chocolate. As one reviewer says: "It is worth paying a bit more for Lindt as it looks classy and the taste speaks for itself. Five stars."

Best value Easter eggs:

ON SALE - 66% OFF

Best Easter egg for kids who love nuts

Best Easter eggs Snickers Extra Large Easter Egg Image: Amazon

This isn't one for anyone with nut allergies, but for kids who love nuts, and in particular, Snickers, they'll appreciate this EXTRA LARGE Snickers Easter egg – and you'll love the great deal on offer now in the Amazon Spring Sale! It's great value for money, so don't miss out... the sale ends 31st March.

Best vegan Easter eggs:

Best Easter eggs for vegans

Best Easter eggs Hotel Chocolat Extra-Thick Easter Egg – Unbelievably VeganImage: Hotel Chocolat

The best thing about this creamy thick chocolate egg is that it's suitable for vegans! Made from 45% nut milk and stuffed with vegan truffles, pralines and caramels that come nestled inside – even the packaging is 100% recyclable at home and made from a mix of paper pulp and cacao bean husks. It might be the most plant-friendly Easter egg in this list, even if it's not the most budget-friendly!

ON SALE - SAVE £2

Best Easter egg for vegetarians

Best Easter egg Cadbury Dairy Milk Ultimate Chunky EggImage: Waitrose
Price: $13 (was £15)

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Good chocolate guaranteed - everybody loves Cadbury Dairy Milk, and this chunky extra thick chocolate egg will not disappoint! It's made from 100% Sustainably Sourced Cocoa, and while it's not vegan, it is suitable for vegetarians, and comes with individual wrapped chunks. It's great for kids and adults and is a classic choice for a family Easter.

Best Cadbury Easter eggs:

Best Easter eggs bundle for families

Best Easter eggs Cadbury Easter Eggs Chocolate Bundle Image: Amazon

When you've got more than one kid to buy for, bundles are your friend at Easter! We love this Cadbury Easter eggs chocolate bundle for 2025 with a Freddo egg, Mini Eggs egg, Caramel egg, and a classic Buttons egg – yes you get FOUR! Okay, so they're not the biggest Easter eggs, but that can also be a good thing when you're trying to get the kids to go the sleep after a sugar-heavy day of chocolate bingeing.

Best gluten free Easter eggs:

Best easter eggs for a gluten free option

Best Easter eggs Tesco Free From Caramel Crunch Choc Egg With Sea SaltImage: Tesco

Don't worry, just because this egg is in the 'Free From' range, it's certainly not free from all the important things – like creamy chocolate, gooey caramel, crunchy texture and a salty hit to wake up your taste buds! Made from Rainforest Alliance chocolate, the recipe uses rice syrup, starch and flour, and has honeycomb, caramel flakes, biscuit balls and sea salt for flavour and texture. Not only is it gluten free, it's also free from wheat and milk, and you'll get some change back as it's under a fiver!

Best dairy free Easter eggs:

ON SALE - 32% OFF

Best Easter eggs that are non-edible

Best Easter eggs Unicorn Hatching Rainbow Eggs for Kids Image: Amazon

Rrp: $19.99

Price: $14.99

These cute eggs are a great alternative if you don't want your little ones to eat too much (or any) chocolate over Easter. These come with a fun unicorn toy inside for them to play with, so they won't feel like they're missing out! Plus, you get six in a pack, which means you can hide them in your house or garden for a fun Easter egg hunt! They're ideal for kids from three years, so it's a good option for toddlers to avoid a sugar-high.

Best luxury Easter eggs:

Best Easter egg for eating with a spoon

Best Easter eggs Billionaire Filled Easter EggImage: cutterandsquidge.com

If you're looking to get something REALLY overindulgent for someone special, this is the one. This egg isn't hollow - just so you know - it's a sustainably sourced milk chocolate half egg shell that's filled with gooey salted caramel, layered with a soft shortbread crumb and whipped chocolate honeycomb ganache, and the top layer is adorned with chunks of fudge and mini chocolate eggs. Whoever is lucky enough to get this one might need a spoon. Alternatively, get it for the family and let everyone tuck in!

Best white chocolate Easter eggs:

ON SALE - 6% OFF

Best Easter eggs made with white chocolate

Best Easter eggs Lindt LINDOR White Chocolate Easter EggImage: Amazon
Price: $12.24 (was £13)

Just as creamy and luxurious as the original, this white chocolate egg really hits the sweet spot! The white chocolate Lindt egg contains LINDOR truffles with that smooth melting filling we all know and love. For lovers of white chocolate, this is definitely the one to go for.

Best Easter eggs made with white chocolate for kids

Best Easter eggs Thorntons white chocolate Easter egg with bunnyImage: Amazon

White chocolate eggs are perfect for little ones who love the extra sweet creamy flavour and texture of white chocolate, and this one has a cute bunny design – so it's like a chocolate egg and a chocolate bunny in one! Thorntons is known for its quality chocolate too, so you know you'll be getting your money's worth here. It's a thick chocolate egg made form quality ingredients, but some reviewers did say they were surprised it wasn't bigger.

Best dark chocolate Easter eggs:

ON SALE - 20% OFF

Best Easter egg bars for adults

Best easter eggs Cox&Co Flat Easter Egg Bars x2Image: Amazon
Price: $9.98 (was £12.50)

We love that this offer means couples can have one each – so if you've got the kids covered, enjoy some savings in the Amazon Spring Sale and get these two treats for you and your other half! These are 47% dark single original chocolate with miso and salted caramel. They're also vegan-friendly, and a make a luxury gift and good alternative to a traditional egg for friends and family.

FAQ: Shopping for the best Easter eggs

Where is the best place to buy easter eggs?

This really depends on what you're looking for, but we'd say supermarkets like Tesco, Sainsbury’s, and Asda offer a wide selection, whether you're after budget-friendly options for the kids or luxury chocolate eggs for friends and family. Shops like Hotel Chocolat and brands like Lindt have beautifully crafted treats if you're looking for something extra special. For allergy-friendly or unique choices, online retailers and specialist stores such as Holland & Barrett or independent chocolatiers may tick the box. Don't forget that shopping early can help you find the best deals and ensure you get your family’s favourites before they sell out, and if you're really stuck, browse online and enjoy next day delivery with Amazon (but we wouldn't risk leaving it too late.)

What is the best supermarket for Easter eggs?

We don't want to assume your budget or preferences, but the best supermarket for Easter eggs could just be the one most convenient for you to get to. Big brands like Tesco, Sainsbury’s, and Asda offer a great mix of affordable and premium options, often with multi-buy deals. Morrisons and Aldi are known for their budget-friendly yet high-quality chocolate, while Marks & Spencer and Waitrose have beautifully designed eggs with unique flavours. If you're after variety and value, we'd say go for larger supermarkets like Tesco and Asda, as they tend to have the biggest selections, making them a great choice for families looking to stock up.

Proud aunt to her teen niece, Zara Mohammed is a Digital Writer for Mother&Baby. She has ten years' freelance writing experience creating lifestyle content for various platforms, including pregnancy, women’s health, parenting, child development and child mental health, plus lots of fun seasonal family articles and celebrity news.

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