Haigh's Chocolates Milk Chocolate Bilby, $14.90.

Darrell Lea Milk Chocolate Nougat Easter Egg, $10.

Ferrero Rocher Golden Eggs (Milk), $8.50.

Haigh's Chocolates Milk Chocolate Honeycomb Egg, $22.90.

READ MORE: Zac Efron's surprise appearance Down Under at the Grand Prix Full list of Australian Easter chocolates ranked from best to worst tasting* IN PICTURES: Stars step out at the Australian Grand Prix We ranked all the most popular Easter chocolates in Australia based on taste. See the full list of chocolates we tried below.

'Best thing I've ever put in my mouth,' one taste tester said through a gooey mouthful. If you're looking more for value for money, the testers' second favourite chocolate may be more up your alley – Ferrero Rocher Golden Eggs (Milk) retails generally for $8.50 per 90 grams ($9.44/100 grams). 'I think hot cross buns and chocolate should be separate, I don't think the flavours of sultanas really go together,' another said. READ MORE: Moment Priscilla knew her marriage to Elvis was doomed READ MORE: Upgrade your winter wardrobe with essentials under $70 Testers also appreciated the soft hazelnut filling in Ferrero Rocher Golden Eggs (Milk). 'I don't know what I was expecting, but it wasn't this,' one taste tester said of Haigh's Chocolates Hot Cross Bun Crunch Egg ($22.90/175 grams, $13.09/100 grams). READ MORE: The free park just outside Sydney with koala and reptile encountersīut it wasn't a total victory for the Australian family-owned brand – it may have been the maker of the winner, but Haigh's Chocolates also is the source of the testers' least favourite chocolate. READ MORE: Girl who met Kate during cancer treatment sends message of support Taste testers were impressed by the sheer size of the honeycomb chunks in the Haigh's Chocolates Milk Chocolate Honeycomb Egg. Others commented that the quality of the chocolate combined with the 'crispy honeycomb bite' made it a clear winner. Whereas with some other honeycomb chocolates, it's tiny little specks,' another said. 'Great ratio of honeycomb to chocolate, you can see it. Here they are, ready to hop into your mouth.'Look at that! For a tiny piece of chocolate, that honeycomb chunk is massive,' one taste tester said of the small portion they got to try. Everyone knows the best part of a chocolate bunny is the ears.Įleven stood out above the rest and, after our most recent taste test, we found the new number one best chocolate bunny to buy. And I made sure to try the best part of each: the ears. For our most recent chocolate Easter bunny taste test, I also added mini chocolate bunnies, caramel-filled bunnies, flavored white chocolate bunnies, and giant chocolate bunnies to the line-up.

In the original chocolate bunny taste test, I tried dark chocolate bunnies, white chocolate bunnies, solid chocolate bunnies, hollow bunnies, and bunnies filled with Reese’s Peanut Butter. Here’s what I was looking for: quality chocolate, bunny likeness, and fun packaging. So, as a service to you (and to fulfill a lifelong dream of my own), I have now conducted two separate chocolate Easter bunny taste tests in search of the best chocolate Easter bunny for your Easter basket. And there are so many chocolate bunnies from which to choose-are you in the market for a solid chocolate bunny? A white chocolate bunny? A dark chocolate Easter bunny? A vegan chocolate bunny? The world of chocolate bunnies is vast and some chocolate bunnies really are better than others. But for me, Easter is the one day a year when I can nosh down on an adorable chocolate creature. Say all you want about Starburst Jelly Beans and Cadbury Creme Eggs. Easter candy is all about one thing and one thing only: the chocolate bunny.

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