I have had quite a few questions about chocolate and Easter eggs, so I have put together the more asked questions with answers. If you have any questions please do feel free to drop me a message.

Cases of Easter Egg

A few people have asked about buying cases of Easter eggs and bulk buying, for parties and Easter events.

I know that the Ethical Superstore sell eggs in cases, calling it multi-buy. If you look at the Easter Gifts section, select the egg or chocolate you fancy and under the product description it says “Single item or Multi-buy” – it then gives you the price for a case of that product and the discount on bulk buying.

For example if you look at the Divine Milk Chocolate Egg it is £5.00 for one egg or £24.95 for 6 eggs (£4.16 per egg).

Largest Easter Egg

Hotel Chocolat - Rocky Road to Caramellow Ostrich Easter Egg

The largest eggs are the Hotel Chocolat Ostrich Easter Eggs. Huge Easter eggs with a selection of chocolates, one is dark chocolate and the other milk. The dark egg, Serious Dark Fix™, is a tiny bit heavier so that is the biggest egg. They are called Ostrich eggs because they are the size of real ostrich eggs, a massive eleven inches or 28.5cm tall.

Closely followed by Montezuma’s with the huge “Giant Egg”, Giant Egg: Costa Rica 25cm tall and 16cm round!

And lastly – not an Easter egg but defiantly worth a mention is the large chocolate bunny from Thorntons, 1.5kg in weight.

Labels

I try label all the eggs with all the information possible because – I have four vegetarian friends, two vegan, one friend who is lactose intolerant and a relation that is allergic to some nuts. So I know how hard it can be to find food and products that meet specific dietary needs, especially chocolate. Subsequently I label all the eggs on my site as best I can.

Vegetarian is probably one of the easiest to label as manufactures’ seem to understand the requirements. Vegan Easter Eggs are a bit trickier, some are labelled vegan and others simply dairy free.

I have also tried to list all gluten free Easter eggs where possible. I have made the assumption that vegan / dairy free Easter Eggs would be suitable for anyone looking for a lactose free egg.

Flavoured Easter Eggs

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Easter Eggs with Nuts

Eggs that have nuts embedded in the shell or in the chocolates and the bars that come with the egg.

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