It’s not exhaustive, but I’ve included a great selection for you to consider and hopefully you’ll find your dream Easter egg listed below. The manufacturers do really like to keep us on our toes, don’t they! Pay attention to the specific sizes noted, as other sizes of varieties within the same range may have a “may contain” warning or not be suitable for us. Then within each I’ve split out large eggs and smaller eggs plus treats for Easter egg hunts (my daughter’s annual highlight!). You will find this guide divided into two sections: 1) gluten free Easter eggs, 2) gluten and dairy free Easter eggs. *Please always double check labels and ingredients lists when you are purchasing the gluten free Easter eggs mentioned in this guide – always better safe than sorry :)* How to Use This Gluten Free Easter Eggs Guide There are some brilliant dairy free eggs on the shelves again this year, I don’t think I have ever seen so much choice.
Loads of the standard lines are gluten free, you’ll just need to check the ingredients list carefully and ensure there are no “may contain gluten/wheat” warnings.Īs for the free from section, that’s a great place to head if you are buying for people who are both gluten AND dairy free. People often default to the free from section when buying chocolate for coeliacs, but the main Easter section is actually the best place to shop.
I’ve been doing an Easter egg round up to make it easier for people, these past few years, so here is my list for 2023. Buying Easter eggs as a coeliac can be confusing, working out which are gluten free outside of the free from aisle.
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