Updated for 2023! We are now 15 years into our annual Dairy-Free & Vegan Chocolate Easter Bunny Round-up, and have MORE THAN THIRTY chocolatiers to share. In addition to dairy-free chocolate bunnies, several of them craft chocolate eggs, chicks, and truffles too! And these days we get to pick between dark, semi-sweet, “milk,” and white chocolate options. Aren’t we spoiled? Vegans, gluten-free / casein-free dieters, lactose intolerant consumers, and even those with multiple food allergies and gluten-free needs can literally choose from dozens of cute and tasty Easter chocolate options. But you might want to hop on over to place your order now. I’m guessing that many of these chocolatiers will sell out before the holiday arrives.
The BIG Dairy-Free Chocolate Easter Bunny & More Round-Up
The following guide includes the vegan and dairy-free chocolate bunnies and Easter treats available in North America (U.S. and many in Canada). For options elsewhere, see our Australia, Europe & New Zealand Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate Round-Up.
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. We have noted manufacturers that we know process milk chocolate in the same facility with an asterisk (*). But 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.
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Chocolate Emporium Easter Chocolate
This chocolatier is back, and they have had no shortage of holiday-friendly shapes, sizes, and flavors. They offer a dairy-free chocolate Easter bunny assortment, foil-wrapped eggs, cream eggs, peanut butter eggs. They also have an array of tasty “chocolate” flavors, including butterscotch.
- Website to Order: www.chocolate-emporium.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free, Vegan
Sjaak’s Organic Fair Trade Vegan Chocolate Bunnies
These eco-friendly and socially aware treats win the cuteness award! This year, Sjaak’s dairy-free chocolate Easter bunnies come in a variety of flavors, including paleo coconut milk, cinnamon churro white chocolate, cherry-filled dark chocolate, and coconut lime-filled “melk” chocolate. They also craft a selection of vegan “melk” chocolate eggs.
- Website to Order: www.sjaaks.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free*, Vegan, Gluten-Free
Amanda’s Own Easter and Passover Chocolates
The chocolate bunny population exploded at Amanda’s Own! They now have baby bunnies, bashful bunnies, momma bunnies, long-eared bunnies, bunny friends, and more. They also have chocolate eggs and other Easter and springtime shapes. Created specifically for their child with multiple food allergies, Amanda’s Own claims to be the “home of great tasting chocolate that is completely dairy-free, tree nut-free, peanut-free, egg-free and gluten-free!”
- Website to Order: www.amandasown.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-free, Vegan, Gluten-Free, and Multiple Food Allergies
Purdy’s Vegan Easter Eggs and Dark Chocolate Bunnies
This Canadian chocolatier ships to the U.S. and many other countries worldwide. Their Easter selection includes vegan dark and “milk” chocolate eggs. They’re also making several dark chocolate Easter bunnies, which are dairy-free by ingredients. But keep in mind that they don’t have separate vegan molds for the bunnies, so those are at higher risk for potential cross contamination with milk.
- Website to Order: www.purdys.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free*, Vegan
Lindt Dark Chocolate Easter Bunnies
This is one of those “accidentally vegan” treats. I really don’t think the people at Lindt had non-dairy as their goal, especially since many of their dark chocolate bars do contain milk. However, the Lindt Dark Chocolate Gold Bunnies that we spotted in the U.S. AND Canada, were made without dairy ingredients.
- Website to Order: www.lindtusa.com or on Amazon.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free*, Gluten-Free, Vegan
No Whey! White & “Milk” Chocolate Easter Bunnies
This company has won my taste buds over. They offer “milk” chocolate, white chocolate, and semi-sweet Easter Bunnies in addition to Easter egg truffles, cream eggs, and an assortment of other fun white, milkless, and dark chocolate treats. Every year, you can expect the head chocolatier, Yochy, will make something new. And their manufacturing facility is top allergen-free, which means they are dairy-free, gluten-free, egg-free, nut-free and soy-free!
- Website to Order: www.nowheychocolate.com and amazon.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free, Vegan, and Multiple Food Allergies
Gnosis Chocolate Raw Easter Collection
The Ostara filled chocolate egg collection and chocolate bunny collection are returning at Gnosis this year. The bunnies include white, dark, and “milk” chocolate varieties, and the eggs reflect the company’s exotic raw food mission.
- Website to Order: www.gnosischocolate.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free, Soy-Free, Vegan
Amore di Mona Caramela Bunnies
For a low-glycemic, vegan, and allergy-friendly option, look no further than Amore di Mona. This year they’re offering dairy-free crispy caramel-filled chocolate bunnies.
- Website to Order: www.amoredimona.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free, Soy-Free, Vegan, and Multiple Food Allergies
Lake Champlain Classic Dark & Oat Milk Chocolate Easter Bunnies
The Mr. Goodtime Bunny is milk chocolate, but Lake Champlain has several other bunny options for dairy-free chocoholics. They have the regal classic dark bunny, the cute place setting bunnies, and the creamy oat milk bunnies, made with gluten-free oat powder.
- Website to Order: www.lakechamplainchocolates.com and amazon.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-free*, Vegan
Rose City Vegan Easter Chocolates
Rose City has a whole line of vegan Easter chocolates, which includes bunnies, Easter minis, a chocolate egg truffle box (yes, the box itself is chocolate!), and filled eggs.
- Website to Order: www.rosecitychocolates.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free*, Vegan
Whole Foods Organic Dark Chocolate Bunny
Yes, Whole Foods has their own 72% dark bunny made with fair trade chocolate. The only ingredients are organic chocolate liquor, organic cane sugar, and organic cocoa butter.
- Where to Buy: Available exclusively at Whole Foods stores
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free*, Gluten-Free, Soy-Free, Vegan
Moo Free Big Organic Chocolate Eggs & Bunnies
This is actually an English chocolatier, but they do ship their delicious, big, hallow eggs to the U.S., too. I’ve tried one variety, and it was sweet, milky deliciousness. This year they’ve added a white chocolate lemon fizz bunny, a moofreesa egg, and their famous Hammy Hamster in chocolate orange fizz.
- Website to Order: www.amazon.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free, Vegan, Gluten-Free, and Soy-Free
Olivia Chocolate Bunnies and Eggs
This year, they’ve brought back their allergy-friendly chocolate Easter bunnies in dark, white, and “milk” varieties. They’re organic, vegan, and made with over a 1/2 pound of chocolate! We’re not sure if they will still be selling their popular vegan Cocomilk Chocolate Eggs decorated with their dairy-free white chocolate – ask if interested! This company is located in Quebec Canada, but they do ship throughout North America.
- Website to Order: oliviachocolatiers.com and amazon.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-free, Vegan, Gluten-Free, and Multiple Food Allergies
Coracao Organic Dark Chocolate Bunnies and Eggs (Releasing March 18th)
The fun selection of dairy-free, gluten-free, peanut-free, soy-free Easter chocolate eggs from Coracao Confections is returning! They will have Superberry, Salted Caramel, and Almond Butter filled chocolate egg truffles and dairy-free chocolate Easter bunnies. And they have some springy boxed chocolates. This great company also sweetens their chocolate solely with coconut sugar and has paleo options.
- Website to Order: www.coracaoconfections.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free*, Vegan, Peanut-Free, Gluten-Free, Soy-Free, Paleo
Vegan Treats Chocolate Bunnies & Eggs
This local Pennsylvania bakery tackles chocolate making with ease, and ships seasonal sweets throughout the U.S. This year they’re offering Bunny boxed chocolates, “milk” and white chocolate bunnies, cream eggs, and more.
- Website to Order: www.vegantreats.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free, Vegan
Ethereal Confections Chocolate Bunnies & Bark
This completely dairy-free and gluten-free chocolatier even has a storefront in Woodstock, IL. But, you can buy their delicious confections from anywhere in the U.S. For richness, they use coconut milk and coconut oil, rather than soy, and they offer a delightful dairy-free Easter chocolate range, including solid chocolate bunnies, dairy-free filled Easter eggs, jelly bean bark, bunny bark, and chocolate nests.
- Website to Order: www.etherealconfections.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free, Vegan
Little GF Chefs Chocolate Easter Egg Kit
Turn Easter chocolate into a fun holiday project with this allergy-friendly kit from Little GF Chefs. It includes dairy-free white and dark chocolate chips, chocolate egg mold, jelly beans for inside the eggs, a little hammer to crack them, and more.
- Website to Order: littlegfchefs.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-free, Gluten-Free, Nut-Free, Soy-Free, Vegan
Sweet Pete’s Chocolate Bunnies & Filled Eggs
This candy company disappeared from the vegan scene for a few years, but they’ve re-emerged with vegan options for every holiday. This Easter, Sweet Pete’s has giggling vegan dark chocolate bunnies, peanut butter bunnies, peanut butter eggs, and coconut cream eggs.
- Website to Order: www.sweetpetescandy.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free*, Gluten-Free, Vegan
Sweet Designs Vegan Easter Dark Chocolates
Their vegan chocolate section includes Easter shapes, like a mischievous bunny, bunny ears, peanut butter eggs, chocolate carrots, and nests.
- Website to Order: sweetdesigns.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-free*, Vegan
Vermont Nut Free Dark Chocolate Bunnies
This “nut-safe” company now has some dark chocolate Easter options. They are made without dairy, but the company does make a lot of milk chocolate (with dairy), too. Dark chocolate options include large and medium bunnies, chocolate pops, and other Easter shapes.
- Website to Order: store.vermontnutfree.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-free*, Vegan, Gluten-Free, Nut-Free
Little Vegan Treats
Some of the above brands are located in Canada or ship goodies to Canada, but it is a bit harder to find dairy-free chocolate Easter bunny treats in the north. Fortunately, this online retailer carries a range, including allergy-friendly brands, which they import from the UK and US.
- Website to Order: www.littlevegantreats.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-free, Vegan
Pure Lovin’ Organic Chocolate Bunnies & Chicks
Based in Victoria, this vegan, organic and fair trade certified chocolatier ships goodies throughout Canada and now the U.S. This year, they’re bringing back their crispy bunnies in vegan white, “milk,” and dark chocolate, along with their solid chocolate eggs, peanut butter eggs, lemon creme chicks, and more.
- Website to Order: www.purelovinchocolate.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free*, Vegan, Gluten-Free, and Soy-Free
Life by Chocolate
This traditional chocolatier doesn’t forget about their non-dairy customers. For Easter they offer two different vegan chocolate bunnies, each made with organic 73% dark chocolate and whole vanilla beans.
- Website to Order: www.lifebychocolates.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free*, Gluten-Free, Vegan
Zotter Easter Dark Chocolate Bunny and Bunny Bars
This unique chocolatier has an eclectic selection of vegan Easter chocolates. Their milk chocolate bunny is off limits, but they have a vegan darky chocolate bunny with goji berries, ginger, cacao nibs, and a swirl of dairy-free white chocolate. Plus they have a creative array of vegan milky chocolate bars with Easter wrap.
- Website to Order: www.zotterusa.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free*, Gluten-Free, Vegan
Grocer’s Daughter Dark Chocolate Bunny Boxes
This sweeet little company sells vegan dark chocolate bunnies, which are available as stand alone hollow bunnies, lollies, or in a box set with other Easter shapes. They also offer dark chocolate peanut butter praline eggs.
- Website to Order: www.grocersdaughter.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-free*, Vegan
Bixby’s Dark Chocolate Bunnies
Their vegan Easter selection isn’t mighty. But if you are on their site ordering their selection of vegan chocolate and candy bars, then you might add a dark chocolate bunny to your cart, too!
- Website to Order: bixbychocolate.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free*, Gluten-Free, Vegan
Lagusta’s Luscious Vegan Chocolate Bunnies & Cream Eggs
Each year Lagusta offers a creative assortment of bunny flavors and Easter treats. This year, her cute bunnies and decadent eggs have returned! You can order Strawberry White Chocolate Bunnies, Tahini Mousse Bunnies, English Cream Eggs, Strawberry Marble Eggs, and a few more chocolaty treats.
- Website to Order: www.lagustasluscious.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free, Vegan
Lang’s Chocolates
This kosher chocolatier does make traditional milk chocolates, but they offer all of their easter bunny shapes in affordable vegan dark chocolate, too. And they have a vegan, sugar-free bunny.
- Website to Order: www.langschocolates.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free*, Gluten-Free, Vegan
Divine Treasures Easter Chocolate
This year they they’re crafting large chocolate peanut butter bunnies, jumbo hollow bunnies, and small bunny shapes, too. Additional Easter treats include their adorable box of “cottontail treasures,” vanilla cream eggs, and fluffernutter cups.
- Website to Order: dtchocolates.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free*, Gluten-Free, Vegan
Compartes
They don’t show up with their vegan filters, but the company verified that all of their dark chocolate bunnies are “totally dairy free, gluten free and vegan.” They also make dairy-free dark chocolate dipped bunny peeps.
- Website to Order: compartes.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free*, Gluten-Free, Vegan
Chocolate Inspirations Vegan Easter Chocolates
They do make dairy chocolates, too, but their vegan chocolate section overflows with vegan Easter shapes and baskets filled with bunnies and peanut butter eggs.
- Website to Order: www.chocolateinspirations.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-Free*, Gluten-Free, Vegan
Mama Ganache Vegan Easter Bunnies
Unlike many other brands, this chocolatier makes vegan chocolate that is also free of soy lecithin. Yes, you heard me right, their vegan Easter bunnies and eggs are dairy-free AND soy-free. This is another one of those great Fair Trade and Organic certified companies, so don’t hesitate to support them. Oh yes, and the bunnies! They make vegan dark chocolate versions for most of their bunnies, including the solid chocolate bunnies, bunny and nest, big bunny, and VERY big bunny (shown below).
- Website to Order: www.mama-ganache.com
- Dietary Notes: Dairy-free*, Soy-Free, Vegan
Order your Dairy-Free Easter Chocolate early to allow enough time for your bunnies and treats to arrive before the holidays!
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78 Comments
Thank-you for this list. I can’t have any dairy at all, and my daughter has a peanut/tree nut allergy. I can usually find chocolate for her, but this year I was feeling a little sad about not having a bunny of my own. Funny I know, considering it’s supposed to be about the kids. But now I have a dairy free, peanut/tree nut free (because I know she’ll want a taste of mine) bunny on the way. I’m so excited 🙂
That’s so great! I hope you absolutely love the chocolate!
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Hi,
Great article, however no mention of other countries such as Australia. Do these companies deliver overseas ? I was also wondering if you had information regarding the possibility of purchasing ‘sugar free/gluten free etc type Easter bunny products within Australia ?
Cheers
I believe some of the UK brands are available in Australia. You also have Sweet William there, and they have Easter chocolates: http://www.sweetwilliam.com.au/
Thank you for this list. I have ordered from Amanda’s Own and Allison’s Gourmet in the past. Both places have yummy chocolate that my daughter loves. I am going to try one of the others this year because they offer some candy that she has not been able to try because she of a dairy allergy. Thank you so much for your research and for posting this!
Happy that I can help Beth!
Thank you so much for posting these! I thought my 3 yr. old daughter would have to skip a chocolate bunny this year… Really appreciate the heads up on all these dairy and/or egg free options!
You are welcome – Happy Easter to you and your little girl!
Thank you for posting this list. I barely found out that my five year old is highly allegric to dairy and mildly to soy. I have been struggling trying to come up with his Easter treats. Since most stores do not carry dairy free chocolate.
Oh no! Not an easy transition, but I hope you are able to order some of the great dairy-free, soy-free chocolates on this list – the options are growing!
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I happened to stumble onto your website and was very excited. My son also has a dairy intolerance. He is extremely picky and with Easter around the counter I was stumped. I am glad to see all these options. I do know that Divvies is supposed to be sold in Wegmans and in Wholefood. I did not see any in Wegmans so I will try Wholefoods. He will have to try the chocolate first. If get a thumbs up I will order from the websites you provided. But wanted to thank you immensely and am going to buy your book for him! Wonder though I have lots of allergies and wanted to know if you have come across any thing . I am dairy, soy, corn, gluten and sugar intolerant, I know that is a tall order but if on the off chance I would appreciate it. Again thanks do much for your website and book!!!
Theresa
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Thanks for publishing this list! It is the second year in a row that I will be using it.
I was wondering what type of easter cansdy I can eat as I am allergic to chocolate, all dairy and nuts
See this post: http://www.godairyfree.org/news/easter-treats-food-allergy-candy
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Don’t forget Indie Candy! Everything we make is not only dairy free, but big 8 allergen free and all natural too.
Due to multiple food allergies in our household, I generally end up making homemade Easter confections and use molds and lollipop sticks to make them more creative. So I was pretty excited to see this list! However, I found only one of the above that fit our requirements, Amanda’s Own. I had high hopes for the Sweet Earth chocolates but their website doesn’t include any list of ingredients. In fact, though the article here claims they are soy free, I have a hunch that they are soy LECITHIN free, not soy free. Also there were several listed that used artificial food colorings and flavorings, which I found to be a big disappointment. We have a son on the spectrum and we are gluten, casein, corn and soy free. As well as artificial anything of course!
This is a great article Alisa! My 2.5 year old son is highly allergic to milk and we have to carry an epi pen wherever we go. As he gets older, we struggle to find ways to make him feel normal in social settings – i.e. taking his own little dairy-free cakes to birthday parties, frequenting ice cream shops that have dairy free options etc.
And this year I have been agonizing over what to do about Easter. Since I moved to the U.S. I have tried to hold on to some English traditions. As such my eldest has enjoyed many Easter egg hunts with the hollow boxed Easter Eggs from England.
But now that my little one is old enough to want to participate, I had been fretting about what to do this year – especially as my usual British produce supplier only carries milk chocolate eggs. I will be going to each of the sites you have listed to see if they will ship to the U.S. Fingers crossed!
Michelle,
So glad you like the listing! These are mostly U.S. suppliers, so you should find tons of options!