Unless you're on a strict meal plan, the chances are you can enjoy a chocolate fix without blowing your healthy diet [1]. Although you can make your own chocolates [2] based on your dietary needs, if you don't want the hassle of doing it yourself, try one of the following eggs that are bound to fit into your specific diet.
High Protein: Cocoa Plus High Protein Milk Chocolate Egg
Eating a high-protein diet doesn't mean you have to replace your Easter egg with a boiled egg. This Cocoa plus milk chocolate egg [4] is packed with over 40 grams of protein and comes in a dark chocolate alternative [5].
Low Sugar: Hotel Chocolat Hard Boiled Dark Chocolate Egg
It might be a struggle finding a 100 percent sugar-free Easter egg, but this Hotel Chocolat hard-boiled dark chocolate egg [6] is 100 percent dark chocolate, leaving little room for added sugar! Don't be intimidated though: the egg is studded with Turkish raisins for a natural sugar high.
Raw: Kam Alive Orange Cream Egg
Opting for a raw chocolate Easter egg such as this Kam Alive orange cream-filled egg [7] is a great way of ensuring you get more of the antioxidants you might lose out on when chomping highly processed chocolates.
Vegan: Choices Dairy-Free Caramel Egg
Need a dairy-free Easter egg with the taste of milk chocolate? Look no further than this Choices egg [8], which tastes just like milk chocolate and comes with caramel-flavoured chocolates that are vegan, too!
Fair Trade: Divine Luxury Dark Chocolate egg with Salted Caramel Mini Eggs
This Divine luxury dark chocolate egg [9] is proof that chocolate can do the double duty of being delicious and doing good.