The Best Vegan Chocolate Easter Eggs and Where to Buy Them

As Easter approaches and supermarket shelves start to fill with chocolate eggs, you may find yourself craving some sweet treats.

However, if – like many other caring Australians – you’re avoiding cruel and unhealthy dairy foods, you may be wondering how you can get that chocolaty fix without harming animals.

Wonder no more! Dairy-free chocolate Easter eggs exist – and they’re easier to find than you think ….

NOMO

NOMO stands for “No Missing Out”, and it really does offer a cure for FOMO.

Perfect for an Easter hunt, NOMO’s adorable bunny-shaped chocolates feature creamy vegan milk chocolate with cookie dough–flavoured centre made from rice cereal and cocoa pieces.

Available at:

NOMO eggs are also available in 2023!

Pana Organic

These Australian-made vegan, gluten-free eggs come in Golden Comb, Mint Crunch, Macadamia, Hot Cross Bun and Peanut Butter and Strawberry variations and are on shelves in so many shops across Australia, including:

Note: different flavours may be exclusive to different stores.

Chuckie Creme Egg

The closure of Treat Dreams in 2022 left a creme egg-shaped hole in all our hearts. Now, Vegan Grocery Shop. The Green Edge and Vegan Perfection have brought in the Mummy Meagz “Chuckie Egg” filled with a gooey fondant centre and made with creamy oat milk chocolate.

Loving Earth

This year Loving Earth have done away with its classic BooBook Chocolate Eggs box in favour of Hazelnut Praline Eggs, Hot Cross Bunny, and Magic Mini Eggs.

Order online or find these in store at:

A full list of Loving Earth stockists is available on their website.

Rocky Road Co

If you’re looking for an alternative to a bunny, you can’t go past this Aussie icon.

Not only is this cute native totally adorable, it’s also creamy, Aussie made, and vegan certified.

Available from The Vegan Grocery Store.

Moo Free

With eggs made with BunnyComb (vegan honeycomb), white chocolate bunnies, milk chocolate mini eggs, you’re sure to find something for everyone. As well as being vegan, Moo Free offerings are also gluten and soy free.

Moo Free chocolate eggs are available from many shops, including the following:

Source Bulk Foods

Wrapping-free vegan Easter eggs exist (yay for the environment!) and you can find them at Source Bulk Foods stores around the country! If they’re a gift, pop them in a cute recycled jar for presentation to your eco-minded pals.

Find the closest store to you here.

Koko Black

In 2021, Australian chocolatiers Koko Black announced a dark chocolate vegan range, including hollow and solid eggs, and bunnies.

Available at Koko Black stores in Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Perth and Canberra, or in their online store. Also available at select Myers!

Moser Roth

Available at Aldi, the Moser Roth Dark Chocolate 70% Mini Chocolate Easter Eggs are great for an affordable Easter egg hunt.

Lindt

You may have given and received Lindt bunnies in the past – but did you realise the dark chocolate ones are vegan?

Find Lindt dark chocolate bunnies at many supermarkets, Lindt shops and cafés, and online.

Sweet William

Available in most major supermarkets and health-food stores, Sweet William dairy-free bunny chocolates are easy to find – and very easy to eat! Cute chocolate bunny faces make a great Easter treat for kids.

Sweet William chocolate is available from many shops, including:

Coles
Woolworths
Aldi
Big W
The Easter Egg Warehouse
IGA
Foodworks
Go Vita

Click here for Australian stockists.

Plamil So Free Easter Egg

This organic, gluten-free, fair trade, vegan Easter egg will be a hit with kids and adults alike. The company also makes mini Easter half-eggs, which are great for an egg hunt!

They’re available at: