Cadbury Twirl Orange Large Easter Egg, 241g

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I was pleasantly surprised to see that this one does not have a may contain warning this year! Hollow Cadbury chocolate egg with Freddo frog chocolate faces. Contains milk, may contain nuts. 84. Milkybar Small Easter Egg 65G If you're not avoiding dairy, many 'normal' Easter eggs are free from gluten-containing ingredients anyway. According to a survey by consumer research group GWP, 65 per cent of people think of chocolate first when asked about Easter, rather than its religious origins.

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Chocolate and honeycomb egg with a surprise. 134. Moo Free White Easter Egg and Cinder Toffee Bar 185g However, if you’d like a gluten-free Easter sweet treats post including those separately, or a separate gluten-free and dairy-free Easter egg post them please let me know! Creamy white chocolate studded with fruity raspberry pieces, decorated with a chocolate ribbon. Contains milk and soya, may contain nuts. 52. Waitrose Caramel Ribbon Easter Egg 178g

Fine Milk Chocolate Covered Mini Eggs with a Milky Hazelnut Centre. Contains milk, soya and nuts. 115. Kinder Surprise Chocolate Bunny 75g Buying Easter eggs as a coeliac can be confusing, working out which are gluten free outside of the free from aisle. I’ve been doing an Easter egg round up to make it easier for people, these past few years, so here is my list for 2023. Cadbury Easter eggs are available in loads of shops online and in-store, so you'll easily be able to get your hands on these chocolate goodies if you need to.

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An ethical Easter egg using dark chocolate and repurposed orange peel from a local beach cafe. 130. CHOCOLARDER Femme Virunga 75% Dark Easter Egg 230g Dark chocolate eggs filled with dark chocolate truffle. Contains soya. 142. Harry Specters’s Dark Easter Bunny Shapes 100gChairman of Wetherspoons Tim Martin said they want to expose the ‘vast disparity’ in how pubs and restaurants are taxed, compared with supermarkets. Wetherspoon