Opinion Best dairy-free chocolate in Australia for Easter 2026

Looking for the holy grail of vegan Easter chocolate? You’ve come to the right place! From creamy dairy-free eggs to decadent plant-based bunnies, here are our top vegan Easter chocolate picks for 2026.

When it comes to eating chocolate, I consider myself a professional. I’ve mastered the melty chocolate fingers, have half-eaten eggs of every flavour hiding in the cupboard, and there’s almost always a rogue bit of chocolate stuck in my teeth. On particularly relaxed days, I’ve even been known to sport a chocolate moustache like a messy toddler. What can I say — I’m committed to the craft! 😉 So, who better to guide you through the best vegan Easter chocolate for 2026 than this proudly chocolate-covered fiend? Exactly! Let’s go!

NOMO

The range: 

• Salted Popcorn Easter Egg and Bar 
• Mini Vanilla Bunnies
• Cookie Dough Bunny 
• Cookie Dough Crunch Egg & Bunny  

Moo Free

The range: 

• Bunnycomb Easter Egg 
• Rocky Road Easter Egg
• Cookie Crunch Egg & Bar
• Bakewell Egg & Bar
• Fondant Filled Mini Eggs
• Caramel Mini Eggs 
• Easter Egg Hunt Box 
• Moofreesa Bunny Bar 
• Clucky Egg Bar 

Vegan Chocolate Co.

The range: 

• White Chocolate Freckle Eggs 
• White Chocolate Oreo Eggs 
• White Chocolate & Caramelised Hazelnut Eggs
• Dark Chocolate Freckle Eggs
• Dark Chocolate Oreo Eggs
• Dark Chocolate & Caramelised Hazelnut Eggs
• “Sneaky” White Chocolate Egg filled with Peanut Butter, Maple & Caramel

Mummy Meegz

The range: 

• Chuckie Eggs 
• Chickee Eggs 
• Choccy Balls 

Sweet William

The range: 

• Hollow Mylk Chocolate Easter Bunny 
• Hollow Bubblegum-flavoured Chocolate Egg 
• Easter Bunny Multipack 
• Easter Chocolate Assortment (featuring Raspberry Sherbet, Caramel, & Mylk Chocolate)
• Chocolate Caramel Easter Bunny 
• Chocolate Crackle Easter Egg 

Pana Organic 

The range:  

• Hot Cross Bun Caramel Chocolate Block

Lindt

The range: 

• Dark Chocolate Gold Bunny 
• Vegan Milk Chocolate Block 
• Vegan Hazelnut Block 
• Vegan Salted Caramel Block 

Ferrero Rocher

The range: 

• Grand Dark Chocolate Ferrero Rocher

Catherine’s Originals

The range:  

• OBar Raspberry Ripple White Chocolate 
• OBar White Chocolate 
• OBar Milk Chocolate 

Loco Love

The range:  

• Cosmic Chocolate Eggs Luvio Salted Caramel 
• Cosmic Chocolate Eggs Luvio Hazelnut Heaven 
• Cosmic Chocolate Eggs Luvio Coconut Dream 

Totally Vegan by Charlie

The range: 

• Fluffle Bunny Assorted Pack (Flavours include Marshmallow, Marbellous, Hunnycomb, Mylk Chocolate, Cookies & Cream, & Caramel,)  
• Strawberry-filled Easter Eggs 
• Caramel-filled Easter Eggs 
• Peppermint-filled Easter Eggs 
• Yolkie-filled Easter Eggs 
• Mini Solid Mylk Chocolate Eggs 
• Mini Choc Deck Eggs 
• Mini White Chocolate Eggs 
• Mini Mixed Eggs

Crunchbox

The range:  

• Sea Salt & Almond Mini Eggs 
• Honeycomb Mini Easter Eggs 
• 55% Classic Mini Easter Eggs 
• Rocky Road-filled Half Egg 
• Easter Crème Eggs

Health Lab

The range: 

• Gooey Caramel Mylk Chocolate Half Eggs

Planet Cocoa

The range: 

• Hot Cross Hazelnut Easter Eggs 
• Sticky Date Pudding Easter Eggs 

Animals Australia

Choosing dairy-free chocolate is one of the kindest choices you can make for cows — and this Easter, you can extend that kindness even further with one of these beautifully curated gift packs from Animals Australia. Aside from being deliciously cruelty-free, all proceeds go directly to Animals Australia’s vital work to create a kinder world for all animals. And isn’t that really the sweetest gift of all? 

The range:  

• Easter Bunny Symbolic Adoption Pack 
• Socks & Chocs (Pigs) 
• Socks & Chocs (Chicks) 

For those who like their Easter treats a little less chocolatey… 

Don’t sweat it! You can still indulge in a festive Easter treat without gorging yourself on the strong stuff.

Gingerbread Folk 

The range: 

• Gingerbread Bunny  
• Choc Gingerbread Bunny 
• Gluten-free Gingerbread Bunny  
• Gluten-free Choc Gingerbread Bunny 
• Gluten-free Choc Gingerbread Mini Bunnies 
• Mini Bunny Basket 

Le Gourmand

The range: 

• Easter Macarons 

But what about Greek Easter?!

For those celebrating a more plant-based Greek Easter, the Greek Orthodox tradition of dyeing and smashing hard-boiled eggs need not be completely abandoned! Here’s a hot tip…  

Simply boil a bag of potatoes, leaving the skin on. Once they’re cool, pat them dry, get out your food dye and a paintbrush, and get to work. The best thing about this amended tradition is that, post-smashing, you can simply combine the potato pieces, mash with some plant-based butter, and create a rainbow, creamy potato mash! It’s kinder to chickens, cheaper than eggs, and a deliciously colourful addition to any Easter lunch spread. 

Well, what are you waiting for? Hop to it!

If you’re already in chocolate overwhelm, prepare yourself — because this list is by no means exhaustive! With so many offerings, even I (the self-proclaimed ‘Augustus Gloop’ of dairy-free chocolate) cannot try everything out there. You can find all these and more directly from each brand, at some major and independent retailers, and online at vegan and specialty stores. Even a quick Google search will lead you down a rabbit hole (pun intended) of vegan treats if you’re in a pinch.  

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Happy Easter, chickens  

Not yet choc-full of ideas? Well, blimey! Check out these classic chocolate bars made vegan for more recommendations, as well as our round-up of the best dairy-free chocolates in stores.