Vegan Easter Eggs from Mummy Meagz
I am struggling to keep up with this year, and the fact it is Easter this weekend seems to have passed me by. However, if, like me, you’re suddenly thinking oh no, where can I get eggs, let me introduce you to some of the Easter collection from Mummy Meagz.
I first introduced Mummy Meagz on my blog in one of my Christmas gift guides, and it is great to bring you them again for Easter.
Mummy Meagz.

If you haven’t heard of Mummy Meagz before, here is a little introduction to this unique brand.
The Mummy Meagz journal started back in 2003 when Meagan Boyle and her daughter Willow opened up Blondes cafe. As a long-term vegetarian, Mummy Meagz wanted to bring veggie food to the local community.
In 2016, Blondes went completely vegan, quickly becoming a local hero with their delicious treats showing how good vegan food can be.

The following year, Mummy Meagz decided to bring her vegan rocky road bar to the masses, and Mummy Meagz Vegan Kitchen was born. Since then, Mummy Meagz has supplied indulgent treats to independent stores nationwide.
In 2019 Mummy Meagz launched the Chuckie Egg, a vegan-friendly version of a Cadbury’s creme egg. They launched online and in-store alongside the rocky road bars in Holland and Barrett in 2020.
Now that is some journey.
Mummy Meagz for Easter.

Ready for Easter Mummy Meagz has a range of chocolate goodies perfect for any chocolate fan.
Their Vegan Orange Choccie Egg comes complete with an Orange Choccie Bar. This plain egg, with a hint of orange flavour, is absolutely delicious.
Their Smoove Moove Egg is made using a mix of vegan milk chocolate and dark chocolate. It is perfect for people who like that mix of chocolate flavours and want something smooth which will melt in the mouth.
They have some smaller eggs for treats, including Chucky eggs and honeycomb bars. There is a vegan treat for everyone this Easter, no matter what their taste buds like!

Personally, my family and I have been really impressed with Mummy Meagz products. I wouldn’t have thought of trying vegan milk chocolate, but it actually works and tastes really nice.
For anyone who is vegan, the range carries the Vegan Society logo, so you know you are getting something completely plant-based.
They are so simple to get your hands on. From Holland and Barrett to the Mummy Meagz website and many different independent stores, your vegan-friendly chocolate fix is never far away.
What do you think of the sound of Mummy Meagz chocolate? Is it something you would like to try?

I received a selection of Easter chocolates free of charge to help with this post.
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These look so good! Thanks for sharing!
I’ve never heard of Mummy Meagz products before!
But those vegan Easter eggs sound amazing!
As a family of veggies, vegans and conscious eaters, we always appreciate reviews on vegan brands. Thank you.
Your welcome I really hope you enjoy Mummy Meagz if you give them a try!
I have not heard of this brand before, but the eggs do look great. That orange egg has my mouth watering!
It was apparently delicious – I gave it to my parents and they didn’t even leave me a bite!
Easter seems to have come around very quickly this year for me.
I haven’t heard of this brand till I read your post.
Must admit they sound yummy.
It is crazy isn’t it – I can’t seem to keep track of time at all.
I have never knowingly tried vegan chocolate, I must try sometime
These sound very good!
They are really good – it’s such an amazing range.
What yummy sounding chocolate! I’d definitely give this a try.
Well worth giving it a try – they are absolutely delicious.
I hadn’t heard of this brand until now, I love the fact its milk chocolate as you get sick of dark all the time. Love the look of the Orange Choccie Bar Egg.
Vegan Easter eggs?? Okay, I’m sold lol. These will help so much with my dairy allergy, thank you so much for sharing!
Your welcome – I hope you really enjoy them and glad it is something that could help you.
It is nice that there are so many options for different dietary needs. These look delicious and it is nice to know that these are available.
Definitely I love that things are becoming easier for people to get their hands on as time passes.
Yum! We are not 100% vegan but do try to eat mostly vegetarian and vegan as much as possible. It’s always nice to find vegan treats.
They do some really delicious treats, not just for Easter as well.