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    The Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate Round-Up for Australia, UK & Europe

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    By Alisa Fleming on March 2, 2023 In The News, News

    Updated for 2023! My North American Chocolate Easter Bunny & Egg Round-up became so long that most people didn’t even notice I had listings for Australia, the U.K., and the rest of Europe, too! So I decided to break out the European and Australian dairy-free Easter chocolate options into this dedicated post. That was several years ago. Now this list has also grown to include OVER THIRTY dairy-free Easter chocolate brands, each with their own collection of vegan Easter treats!

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too!

    The Complete Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate List for Australia, UK & Europe

    The following chocolatiers offer dairy-free Easter chocolate delights, including chocolate bunnies and chocolate Easter eggs! Most are also vegan and gluten-free, and some are soy-free and nut-free. We’ve listed these dairy-free Easter chocolate treats alphabetically by brand.

    Allergen Notes: All items listed below were dairy-free by ingredients at the time of our review, but ingredients are subject to change at any time. And all products are at some degree of risk for allergen cross contamination. If you are concerned about potential cross contamination of an allergen, always contact the company to discuss their ingredient sourcing and allergen protocols before purchasing. Only you can decide what is safe for your needs.

    Gluten Note: Most of the following are gluten-free by ingredients, but contact the company if potential cross contamination in production is a concern for you. Some of these chocolatiers do handle gluten in their facility.

    Alpha

    The dairy-free Easter chocolate line-up at this Australian confectionery includes bags of chocolate mini eggs and large chocolate eggs that are dairy-free, gluten-free, and nut-free.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Alpha Chocolate

    Asda

    Their own “Free From” range includes an indulgent line-up of big chocolate button-filled chocolate eggs in white and dark varieties. This year they’ve also added large honeycomb chocolate eggs, white strawberry chocolate eggs and chocolate bunnies. They’re free of dairy, eggs, and gluten.

    Dairy-Free and Vegan Easter Chocolate in the UK, Europe and Australia. Pictured: Asda eggs

    Beech’s

    This UK chocolatier ships worldwide, so everyone can enjoy their vegan dark chocolate fondant mini eggs and vegan mint crisp mini eggs.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Beech's Chocolate

    Bettys

    Most of their gourmet chocolate eggs do contain milk. But this British chocolatier makes a stunning vegan Venezuelan dark chocolate Easter egg.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Bettys

    Bonvita

    Their Easter line is egg-centric, but includes a big variety, with a few different white chocolate creations, ricemilk chocolate versions, and even dark chocolate.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Bonvita

    Booja Booja

    If you want to make a real impressions, consider getting something from their Easter Egg Collection. It’s an elegant gift in an array of designs, all dairy-, gluten-, and soy-free. They’re sold in UK stores and on Amazon.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Booja Booja Luxury Eggs

    Buttermilk

    Don’t let the name fool you. This artisan confectionery in Cornwall, the rugged Southwestern region of the UK, makes a “free from” line of chocolate bunnies that are made without dairy and gluten.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Buttermilk Chocolate

    Chococo

    This UK chocolatier has an array of Vegan Easter Gifts, including dark and oatmilk chocolate eggs, bunnies (including Bertie!), and Easter shapes. They also have fully vegan Easter hampers.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Chococo

    Cocoba Chocolate

    This classic chocolatier goes above and beyond for dairy-free customers. Their vegan Easter line is extensive, with bunny hot chocolate bombs, milk chocolate ducks, a range of large chocolate eggs, and bunnies dotted with jelly beans and sprinkles.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Cocoba

    Coco Caravan

    Vegan chocolate Easter eggs with a dairy-free caramel center are the Easter specialty at this UK confectionery. They also offer matcha chocolate eggs. Everything is “raw” and sweetened solely with coconut blossom nectar.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Cocoa Caravan

    Cocoa Libre

    They make dairy-free, gluten-free, nut-free, and vegan chocolate in the U.K., and their Easter line includes rice milk chocolate eggs, in original and orange, ricemilk chicks, and seasonal slabs.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Cocoa Libre

    Cocoa Loco

    This traditional UK chocolatier makes a dark chocolate, vegan line of Easter eggs, both mini and large, (some spiked with ginger or cherries and almonds). They also make cute bunny shapes and bunny lollies with their 72% dark chocolate.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Cocoa Loco

    Conscious Chocolate 

    Their organic, raw, vegan collection includes chocolate Easter bunny boxes and a few chocolate Easter egg confections. You can order this brand in the UK.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Conscious Chocolate

    D&D Chocolates

    They specialize in dairy-free, nut-free and gluten-free chocolate confections and dark and white chocolate bunnies and eggs galore!

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: D&D Chocolate

    Decadent Handmade Chocolates

    This vegan chocolatier in Australia has added more Easter options in recent years. They include milky-vegan cream eggs, passion fruit white chocolate rabbit bars, and candy filled eggs.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Decadent Handmade Chocolates

    Divine Chocolate

    They’ve simplified this Easter, and are offering bags of their vegan dark chocolate mini eggs, and an Easter hamper with a collection of their vegan bars.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Divine Chocolate

    Doisy & Dam

    The unique Good Eggs from this UK confectionery are an Easter favorite. They are made with dark chocolate and covered in a crunchy candy coating.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Doisy & Dam

    Goupie

    The name Goupie doesn’t make me think of gourmet vegan chocolate, but that’s exactly what this UK company makes. For Easter they have white and dark chocolate bunnies, truffle-filled eggs, hot chocolate bomb eggs, and even “Jen the Hen!”

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Goupie

    Green & Blacks

    Simple and sophisticated, their organic dark chocolate egg is back. And it just happens to be vegan friendly and made without milk ingredients!

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Green & Blacks

    Happi Chocolate

    Their lively Easter collection boasts big eggs and egg bars in plain, salted honeycomb, and white raspberry chocolate, plus cute bunny chocolate lollies. You can find them throughout the UK, but they also ship to other countries.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Happi Egg bars

    H!P Chocolate

    This vegan brand just can’t be outdone. They’ve released big oatmilk chocolate Easter eggs in popular flavors: Salted Caramel, Cookies No Cream, and Salty Pretzel.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: H!P chocolate

    Hotel Chocolat

    Their vegan line contains stunning chocolate bunnies, a range of jumbo eggs, and even this unique “splat” egg complete with non-dairy white chocolate egg white and yolk.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Hotel Chocolat

    Lindt

    Their dark chocolate, foil-wrapped bunnies are made without dairy, and can be found in most countries. But the Lindt Hello line with vegan bunnies is exclusive to Europe.

    Dairy-Free Chocolate Easter Bunny Round-Up - Lindt Gold Foil Dark Chocolate Bunny Pictured

    Love Cocoa

    They only offer one dairy-free Easter chocolate treat, but it’s a fancy one. This British chocolatier crafts Maldon sea salt dark chocolate eggs for the season.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Love Cocoa

    Loving Earth

    This raw organic chocolate company is located in Australia, where they box up Easter treats. Their collection includes hot cross bun-spiced “milk” chocolate, mini eggs, hazelnut praline eggs, and a couple other bunny-inspired sweats.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Loving Earth

    Melt

    This fine London chocolatier moves beyond the ordinary with vegan chocolate eggs in almond milk, wild flower, and starwberry.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Melt of London

    Montezuma’s Chocolate

    If you’ve never understood the whole eggs and bunnies connection, then you might love this UK company’s line of hens and chicks. They also offer peanut butter mini eggs and “black” chocolate eggs with no sugar added.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Montezuma's

    Moo Free Chocolates

    This dairy-free chocolatier goes all out for Easter. They make jumbo “milk” chocolate and honeycomb Easter eggs, other shapes like Hammy Hamster and a white chocolate lemon fizz Mikey Bunny, caramel mini eggs, and more.

    The BIG Dairy-Free Chocolate Easter Bunny and More Round-Up - Moo Free Chocolate Bunnies and Eggs pictured

    Morrisons

    This UK retailer offers their own free from salted caramel honeycomb chocolate egg.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Morrisons

    Moser Roth – ALDI

    You can actually find quite a few dairy-free Easter chocolates at Aldi, but the Moser Roth milk-free, gluten-free egg and truffles are free from specialties.

    Dairy-Free Chocolate Easter Eggs from Aldi

    Mummy Meagz

    This “Indulgent Vegan Kitchen” in the UK makes just one Easter treat, but it’s a good one: a vegan version of Cadbury Cream Eggs! They’re called Chuckie Eggs, and are available online and in stores.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Mummy Meagz Cadbury Eggs

    NoMo

    This is another “free from” line that’s vegan and made without dairy, eggs, gluten, and nuts. It’s a rebrand by Kinnerton that just keeps getting better. This year, they’re offering FIVE varieties of their chocolate easter egg-candy bar combo pack, cookie dough filled easter bunnies, and little monsters eggs and lollies. They are a UK company, but are now selling in stores in Australia, too.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Nomo Free From

    Organic Times

    This Australian chocolatier offers a vegan hamper, and individual items, with a dark chocolate bunny, eggs, and choc drops.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Organic Times

    Pana Organic

    Their big egg-shaped bars are printed with sweet messages and are “cracked” for breaking off pieces. To add to the uniqueness, they come in flavors, like peanut butter & strawberry, hot cross bun, and mint crunch.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Pana Organic Chocolate

    Plamil

    Plamil So Free has become a classic allergy-friendly chocolate brand throughout Europe and Australia, but they are far from traditional. This year their cute Easter bags contain vegan eggs in white chocolate, carob, blonde caramilk, oatmilk, and no sugar added chocolate.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Plamil So Free

    Sainsbury

    We aren’t sure what they have on deck for 2023, but in t he past, they’ve offered a house “Deliciously Free From” product line with dairy-free chocolate eggs in different flavors.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Sainsbury Free From Eggs

    So Sweet Couture

    If you’re looking for raw artisan chocolate, then this UK company has you covered. Their dairy-free, gluten-free, and vegan Easter goodies include classic bunnies, solid chocolate hens, and mini eggs.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too!

    Sweet William

    Australians have good reason to be proud of this chocolatier. They make dairy-free, gluten-free, nut-free, and vegan chocolate with seasonal options, like chocolate Easter bunnies and eggs.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Sweet William

    Tesco

    This major UK grocer offers their own free from line, complete with Clucky the choc chick, in ricemilk and white chocolate, and a white chocolate crunch egg.

    Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate in Australia, the UK and the rest of Europe - most options are vegan and gluten-free, some soy-free and nut-free, too! Pictured: Tesco Free From

    More Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate Retailers

    • Animal Aid – They don’t have their own brand, but all of the chocolates they carry are suitable for vegans, and they offer a good Easter selection.
    • Holland & Barrett – For the past few years, H&B in the UK has made a dairy-free Milk Chocolate Style Egg that’s also free of gluten, nuts, and soy. We’re not sure if they’re bringing it back, but they do sell many of the other brands on this list!
    • Vegan Grocery Store – This Australian online retailer has a fantastic section for chocolate, which includes many brands of dairy-free Easter chocolate.

    Asda and Sainsbury are also retailers who sell other brands of dairy-free and vegan Easter chocolates besides their own.

    Order your Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate early to allow enough time for your bunnies and treats to arrive before the holidays!

    Important Notes

    Be Allergen Aware: Again, if your special diet needs are particular, please read this article carefully and inquire with the manufacturer prior to purchasing. Also know that products, ingredients and processes may change at any time. Always double check with the manufacturer before purchasing or consuming any food whenever there is a food allergy concern.

    On Gluten: Most of the above dairy-free Easter chocolate options are made without gluten or wheat, according to their ingredient lists. But, cross-contamination with gluten could still be a potential for some of these companies. Always double check with the manufacturer on their production processes if cross-contamination issues are a concern for you.

    For more dairy-free holiday deliciousness, see our posts for Easter and Passover.

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    2. Dani on February 28, 2016 12:50 pm

      How long is the delivery to Australia and will the chocolate be ok ie: not melted or broken?

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      • Alisa Fleming on February 29, 2016 2:01 pm

        Hi Dani, I’m not sure which one you are referring to and wouldn’t be able to answer shipping times as I don’t work with the companies directly – this is just a guide! I’ve included links to each chocolatier / retailer in this post so that you can order from them directly and inquire with each as needed.

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    3. Michelle on March 21, 2015 12:21 am

      How long for delivery to UK?

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      • Alisa Fleming on March 21, 2015 7:58 am

        It will vary by company – click through to the companies and order from them 🙂

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