Available in most big supermarkets, this Belgian chocolate egg comes with a box of seashell truffles. The Mini Ombles are a more bitesize version of the original, though the chocolate doesn’t taste quite as high quality.

We presented this egg, with an aesthetic aimed at children, to our seven-year-old and she; literally squealed with delight. The taste, too, would be more suitable for a child’s palette; the white chocolate is extra sweet, with the flavour bolstered by the colourful sprinkles embedded into the egg. The chocolate itself is quite thin and has a good snap to it, and the dusting of gold lustre on the outside of the egg is a nice touch. Though they’re caramel pieces, the caramel flavour is subtle here; the chocolate/crispy pieces combination reminded the reviewer more of rice krispie chocolate cakes - another Easter favourite. Here again we have the disappointingly saccharine truffles, but paired with a dark chocolate egg that will delight people who enjoy their chocolate heavy on the cocoa.This large, hollow quirky milk and white chocolate character is aimed at kids, but the flaky coating is likely to cause a mess.

This trio of eggs would make a lovely gift, and the ripple effect of the eggs and decoration make them look a lot more expensive than they are. This Easter egg has an artistic hand decorated design and is perfect for those who follow a vegan lifestyle. While the egg hits all the notes of Terry’s trademark chocolate orange flavour, it’s a little on the thinner side, meaning it doesn’t offer quite the same strength of flavour as you may be used to in the chocolate orange segments. But with so many different Easter eggs on supermarket shelves to choose from, deciding which ones to buy can be a difficult decision. If you’re a fan of dark chocolate then this beautifully presented Easter egg, with its pretty gold shimmer design, will be right up your street.We adored the chocolate of this egg, a crisp, perfectly balanced sweetness and gorgeously creamy mouthfeel - milk chocolate perfection.