With great displays in high footfall locations in store, retailers can boost their self-eat and sharing offers to shoppers,” she said. From there, the manufacturer recommends adding ‘momentum’ to their Easter sales by ensuring they have the right range for shoppers looking to buy confectionery to share. We can't have chocolate oranges but we can have the one variety of the mini eggs so make the most of these Terrys gluten free treats while you can. Would I buy it again? No Aldi The budget retailer Aldi gave a good go at providing a luxury treat this Easter (Image: Andrew Nuttall / North Wales Live) Would I buy it again? Yes Asda The Asda Extra Special Easter Egg trio did not get my vote! (Image: Andrew Nuttall / North Wales Live)

I have seen a fair few dairy free free from eggs floating around the supermarkets too like last year. Possibly due to the popularity of veganism but great for those who are coeliac and dairy free too. The ‘How do you not eat yours?’ campaign will run across in-store PoS and via online and outdoor advertising, highlighting the promotion to consumers.Despite being a whole host of eggs we can't have because of either unsafe bars in them or may contains, there are still lots of Easter Eggs that are gluten free and Coeliac safe. See the full list below! The new launch joins the rest of the Peter Rabbit range, which includes Cadbury Dairy Milk Egg ‘n’ Spoon with Oreo, Cadbury Dairy Milk Bunny Orange Mousse and the Cadbury Hollows range, comprising of White Oreo Hollow Bunny and Cadbury Dairy Milk Holly Bunny, available in 50g and 100g formats.

Waitrose have some tempting offerings this year. The Heston at Waitrose Chocolate scotch egg isn't gluten free but not to worry we have a recipe for that! While Reeses eggs are fine (as are regular peanut butter cups and pieces) but the hollow easter eggs carry a may contain.The iconic bunny is celebrating its 120 th anniversary this year and will grace the front of the Cadbury Dairy Milk Hot Cross Bun Bar – new this year. Residents both young and old look at the annual event as an opportunity to gorge on their favourite sweet treats, both giving and receiving stunning confectionary for all to enjoy throughout. Like I said above, most supermarkets I tried appeared to go for a luxury appearance in their own range of Easter eggs. Unfortunately, the eggs I got from Asda did not leave me wanting more.

Who doesn't love mini eggs? Those and many other Cadbury easter eggs are gluten free, if you miss Cadbury caramel bars you may be delighted to know that caramel eggs are gluten free unlike the bars.

This list doesn't include any regular "available all the time" chocolate, you can find any gluten free chocolate that is available all year round in this blog - UK Gluten Free Chocolate and Sweets