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Easter eggs - Dairy free

 
 
 
 
EASTER 
 
 
 
Last year I was really surprised how disappointed I was, to not get an Easter egg.  Its strange the things you crave, when your told you can't have them anymore.  So this year I was determined to get one. 
 
I thought finding one was going to be a problem, however I've been pleased to discover that supermarkets are now stocking dairy free Easter Eggs.
 
Iv already bought one early, just to make sure I have one. Im hoping the rest of my family takes the hint and gets me one too xxx 
 
ASDA
 
There is nothing on there website, however on a recent trip to my local Asda I was pleasantly surprised to find....
 
- Kinnerton Luxury Dairy free Dark Chocolate egg 195g - £5.00
 
 
 
TESCO
 


Kinnerton Luxury Dairy free Dark Chocolate egg 195g - £5.00

Choices Dairy free Chocolate egg & discs 125g  - £3.00

Choices white choices egg and buttons  65g - £2.00
 
 
 
Morrison's
 
Kinnerton Luxury Dairy free Dark Chocolate egg 195g - £6.00
 
 
 
 
Sainsbury



KIDS

Choices Dairy Free Easter Egg & White Chocolate Buttons 65g - £2.29

Choices Dairy free Chocolate   40g - £1.00

- Milk bunny
- White Chocolate bunny


Moo Free Dairy free Easter Egg 100g - £3.99


ADULTS

Kinnerton Free Dark chocolate Easter Egg 195g - £4.99

Choices Dairy Free Easter Egg & Caramel Flavoured Choices 120g  - £3.29



 


Marks and Spencer's



 

Made with out Dairy Chocolate Egg and Bar 185g - £6.00



Holland and Barrett


On-line

Montezumas Dark Chocolate with Crunchy cocoa nibs Eco egg - £7.99

Booja Booja Easter Eggs

- Small Hazlenut Crunch - £9.99

- Large Hazlenut Crunch - £24.99

There is a larger selection in the shops, my local one also stocks the Choices Dairy free Chocolate easter eggs. 

(Buy one, get one half price Promotion this month)

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Moo Free Dairy free Easter egg 100g - £3.60 + £2.32 P&P

Moo Free Dairy free Bunny comb Easter egg - £3.85 + £2.08 P&P

Choices White Chocolate Egg & Buttons - £3.95 + £2.00 P&P

Booja Booja Easter Eggs

- Prices from - £9.99 to £24.99 depending on size. P&P also varies

Plamil Organic Fairtrade Dairy free Egg - £5.23 free P&P



Best invention since sliced bread -
Dairy free chocolate x 





 

 

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