The 22 Best Chocolate Easter Eggs for Hunts, Baskets and More

You just can’t beat a classic. One half of a Kinder Joy egg contains a sweet cream filling—like vanilla fudge, but silkier—garnished with pleasantly crispy hazelnut bites; the other, a nifty little toy. And with four eggs in each pack, your kiddos are sure to find a treat they love.

These solid bite-sized morsels are made from the finest quality, Swiss-formulated chocolate and wrapped in the prettiest double sided Italian foil. They’re also ideal for filling Easter baskets and plastic eggs alike—just be sure you reserve a handful or two for your secret candy stash. (We know you have one.)

Here, a 12-count box of plastic eggs that have been pre-filled with M&Ms—you know, so the Easter bunny can take a break and the candy-crazed kids will be none the wiser.

The prettiest pastel colors, tastiest vanilla-scented sugar shell and creamiest Cadbury milk chocolate—if you’re looking for an egg that can fit inside an egg, these guys check all the boxes. Fair warning, though, they’re downright addictive.

Lindt is giving Cadbury a run for its money with their pastel-colored and oh-so melty milk chocolate eggs. Yep, there’s a mini egg competition going down (and clearly you should be the judge).

The claim that ‘no bunny knows Easter like the Cadbury bunny’ is strongly supported by the ratio of rich milk chocolate and gooey caramel filling found in this indulgent egg.

Tuck this shake and break treat into an Easter basket for a surprise that is sure to excite little bunnies everywhere. Bonus: This 42-pack of treats is great for gift bags.

Speaking of candy surprises, this hollow milk chocolate egg is large enough to accommodate three full-size Cadbury Flake bars (i.e., creamy, crumbly chocolate twigs). Needless to say, this bad boy is destined to be an Easter basket centerpiece.

Russell Stover is the darling of the drugstore candy scene at practically every holiday, and Easter is no exception. Here, a longstanding seasonal favorite featuring the classic combination of rich milk chocolate and creamy coconut. Comes in a pack of 36 individually wrapped eggs.

A true crowd-pleaser—these milk chocolate eggs boast a smooth cream filling with bits of the namesake cookie.

Another classic combination courtesy of Russell Stover, these fluffy marshmallow and milk chocolate eggs are basically begging to be sandwiched between a graham cracker. And with 36 treats in each order, you’ll have enough eggs for your own little bunnies and all their friends, too.

A holiday riff on a classic that’s sure to please fans of the Reese’s peanut butter cup (and anyone looking for an individually wrapped candy to contribute to their kid’s classroom Easter party).

The only thing better than eating chocolate eggs? Painting them first! Each set from this gourmet chocolatier includes three chocolate ink pens and six painted chocolate eggs in delicious flavors like cake batter, salted caramel and concord grape.

Chances are you’re no stranger to the Cadbury creme egg—but just in case, allow us to fill you in. This Easter staple consists of soft milk chocolate and an insanely sweet and creamy fondant center. We’re pretty pleased that this tasty treat comes in a 48-pack (but, um, maybe book an appointment with your dentist?).

Unless you’re buying Easter candy solely for your own consumption (no judgment), it’s best to cover all the bases with an assortment of white and milk chocolate eggs that will satisfy any sweet tooth.

Ferrero Rocher got a new look for Easter and we’re not mad about it. Because who wouldn’t want to indulge in a dreamy chocolate with delectable hazelnut cream filling and a fancy-looking gold foil wrapper?

A flecked candy shell and egg shape gives these malted milk balls plenty of holiday appeal—but, truth be told, we’re fans of their sweet, nutty taste and satisfying crunch all year round.

The same citrus-spiked milk chocolate and nifty concept of the chocolate oranges you might remember breaking open in your youth, but with a festive Easter egg design.

White chocolate inside a crispy sugar shell—we like these morsels best when baked into an Easter Blondie, but they go down easy on their own as well.

These individually wrapped eggs consist of creamy chocolate filling, crispy wafer bits and a rich milk chocolate shell. Hide ‘em for an egg hunt, use them as an Easter basket filler, or eat them straight out of the bag—you have options.

Is it still a tootsie roll if it’s shaped like an egg? Not sure, and we don’t really care—these chewy, candy-coated treats taste a lot like the original and are just the right size for stuffing into Easter eggs.

A smooth milk chocolate egg filled with Smarties—the colorful, crunchy candies our friends across the pond prefer to M&Ms (and they’re not wrong).