The Best Vegan Easter Candy of 2023

From classic chocolate bunnies and cream-filled eggs to fruity jelly beans, this article covers the hottest treats of the season.

Allie Mitchell / Mar 22, 2023

Food & Drink

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From classic chocolate bunnies and cream-filled eggs to fruity jelly beans, this article covers the hottest treats of the season.

It’s time to load up on Easter candy! Even if you don’t celebrate the holiday or participate in Easter egg hunts, who’s to say you can’t partake in the sweets? Without further ado, here’s a list of the best vegan Easter candy of 2023.

Sjaak’s

We’re drooling over Sjaak’s vegan Easter chocolate. From caramel-filled chocolate eggs to classic chocolate bunnies and assorted truffles, the options are endless! Our top choice this year? The Vegan Egg, which is a vegan milk chocolate eggshell filled with peanut butter dark chocolate bunnies.

Courtesy of Sjaak’s

Chomp Chocolate

Stop what you’re doing and place an order of vegan chocolate eggs from Chomp Chocolate! The Portland-based company makes some of our favorite vegan chocolate bars, so it’s safe to say we’ll be stocking up. What’s it gonna be—White Chocolate Peanut Butter Eggs or Chocolate Caramel Eggs? We vote both!

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YumEarth

From Gummy Fruits, Lollipops, and Jelly Beans to Giggles (which are a better-for-you rendition of Skittles), there’s no shortage of delicious treats to try this season. Looking for something more interactive? Order YumEarth’s new Choco Yums Cake Bites Kit, and make your own egg-shaped treats.

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Trupo Treats

You may know Trupo Treats for making vegan renditions of iconic chocolate bars. But this spring, you’ll know them for making the most delicious vegan chocolate bunnies! The Extra Large Vegan Easter Bunny is available in Mylk or White Chocolate. Our suggestion? Order both!

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No Whey

Wow everyone at the Easter egg hunt with No Whey’s delicious vegan chocolate bunnies, eggs, lollipops, and truffles! Whatever you do, order the Mini Cream Veggs. They taste just like the iconic Cadbury Cream Eggs—without any animal products.

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Raaka Chocolate

Raaka Chocolate’s Robins Eggs are the perfect combination of festive and sustainable! These single origin vegan white chocolate eggs showcase a natural blue spirulina dye and hand-painted dark chocolate speckles. It’s a ten out of ten in our book!

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Karma Baker

This vegan bakery offers all sorts of adorable vegan treats to sink your teeth into this Easter. Their most popular pick has to be the Easter Cream Eggs, hand-filled with a decadent cream center and a yellow “yolk.” Other cute selections include the Bunny Butt Donuts, Peanut Butter Eggs, and Holiday Cake Pops.

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Chocolate Inspirations

Vegan-Friendly

Did you know this decades-old chocolate company crafts decadent vegan options? For Easter, Chocolate Inspirations stocks vegan chocolate bunnies and eggs in dark, crunch, caramel, and cookie butter varieties.

Chocolate Inspirations chocolates in Easter basket

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Lake Champlain Chocolates

Vegan-Friendly

We can all agree that one of the best aspects of holidays is the candy dish, and Lake Champlain Chocolates has us hopping for joy over their vegan options! The Oat Milk Bunny, Dark Chocolate Carrot, and Salted Caramel Flowers are definitely at the top of our list.

Lake Champlain Chocolates Easter bunny chocolate

Courtesy of Lake Champlain Chocolates

Hotel Chocolat

Vegan-Friendly

The Extra Thick Unbelievably Vegan Egg from Hotel Chocolat is the ultimate Easter find! It’s made up of a huge nut milk-based chocolate egg with vegan truffles, pralines, and caramels inside. Crack it open and experience the magic! Explore Hotel Chocolat’s other vegan Easter candy under the “vegan” tab on their website.

Hotel Chocolat chocolate eggs with packaging in background

Courtesy of Hotel Chocolat

Whole Foods

Vegan-Friendly

If you aren’t able to order candy from a fully vegan business this year, Whole Foods’ Organic Dark Chocolate Bunny is a great alternative. There are only three ingredients used—all of which are organic, non-GMO, fair trade, and vegan.

Whole Foods Dark Chocolate Bunny in store

Whole Foods Dark Chocolate Bunny Photo by Kreg Sterns

Lindt

Vegan-Friendly

Surprisingly enough, this mainstream chocolate brand has a few accidentally vegan treats! This year, their Dark Chocolate Bunny fits the bill for vegan-friendly. So if you’re looking for a last-minute treat to put in your basket, Lindt is your brand!

Courtesy of Lindt

Allie Mitchell

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When Allie responded to an Instagram post on @vegoutlosangeles a few years ago, she had no idea she’d join the coolest vegan team on the planet. An Austin native, actress, yogi, and part-time sword fighter (don’t ask!), Allie is on a mission to live her best life and inspire others to do the same. She graduated from Hussian College In Studio with a B.F.A. in Contemporary Musical Theatre + Film and currently acts, writes, and eats her way through Los Angeles.