In terms of the egg itself, it tastes much less sweet than the accompanying chocolates which is probably for the best, however it doesn’t taste quite as smooth or as satisfying as some of the others included on this list.

But if you’re going to find yourself with a whole bunch of kids, nothing beats the Asda Bumper Egg Hunt Box.This geometric egg is made of caramelised Belgian white chocolate with gold lustre decoration and pistachio nuts – ideal for someone who enjoys a nutty addition to their chocolate. Please remember that products suitable for vegans may not necessarily be suitable for people with food allergies, as advised by The Vegan Society.

Available in most big supermarkets, this Belgian chocolate egg comes with a box of seashell truffles. 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. Good news is there is quite a lot of choice on the gluten free front (though some places are better than others) and even plenty of gluten and dairy free choices. 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.Galaxy vary so much, some eggs carry may contains for gluten whereas others don't, this is more than likely down to which production factory they come from. The front of this Easter egg also has a delicate and eye-catching hand decorated design, with the back having a smooth chocolate appearance. Here again we have the disappointingly saccharine truffles, but paired with a dark chocolate egg that will delight people who enjoy their chocolate heavy on the cocoa. A delicious hollow egg made of milk chocolate for a grown up palate - not too sweet but undeniably creamy. It was a touch disappointing then to trial the champagne truffles (two milk, two dark), all of which tasted entirely too rich and too sweet to be pleasurable.