That sweet tooth you’ve been trying to curb since polishing off the last of the Christmas supplies, get ready to let it loose again as Easter is here and that means gorging on chocolate for 4 days straight. It’s basically obligatory.
Okay, okay, we’re happy to mix it up a bit. We can do Easter cakes, bunny-shaped biscuits, sweets even, but everything we’re eating over the Bank Holiday weekend has to be Easter themed, pastel coloured and/or small animal shaped. Joining us?
Here are 20 beautiful looking - but more importantly delicious - Easter treats under £10 to add to this weekend’s totally justified binge.
**1. Ferrero Rocher Bunny, £5, available at Sainsburys **www.sainsburys.co.uk
And we’re not sharing.
2. Beanies Chocolate Flavour Instant Coffee, £2.50, available at Beanies
We’ve been missing a trick until now…
3. La Maison du Chocolat Assorted Eggs, £10, available at La Maison du Chocolat
7 praline eggs in four delicious different varieties.
Delicious dark chocolate with superfood ingredients and the prettiest packaging we’ve seen. Our favourite is chilli, ginger and hemp seeds.
Truffles…with superfoods (that means we can eat more, right?)
Chocolate that’s suitable for breakfast.
Lunch sorted.
Must eat anything/ everything bunny shaped.
Even your brew can be choco-fied.
10. Choc On Choc Easter Chicks, £7.99, available at Choc on Choc
Almost too cute not to eat. Almost.
The novelty hasn’t worn off since making them in primary school.
Way better than what you regularly find in an egg box
Mixing up your sugar intake, this time with jelly sweets.
Salted. Caramel. Eggs. Enough said.
Macarons that are spring green colour? They’re just asking to be eaten over the Easter weekend.
Eat the animal-shaped treats, keep the box for trinkets (and/ or chocolate snacks for on-the-go).
Easter Monday’s afternoon tea snack sorted.
Designed for kids but definitely suitable for adults, it’s like an edible Mr Potato Head!
We’re calling them Easter kisses – they’re light and bite-size
Dark, milk and white eggs in a handy little clutch.