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We all know that January is associated with New Year's Resolutions but how many of these resolutions actually make a difference? Whether that difference creates a positive impact on the environment, animals, yourself or those you choose to surround yourself with. It’s also surprisingly difficult to maintain New Year’s resolutions, hence why I’ve often resorted to past resolutions I’ve made in the hope that I will actually fulfill one. Sound familiar?

Easter is the perfect time of year to show our appreciation for all living things. And what better way to do that than with some good, vegan food! Of course, Easter eggs are an integral part of any holiday celebration, but it can be tough to find ones without milk or other animal ingredients. 

Luckily, we've done all the hard work for you — found some of the best vegan Easter eggs on the market and put them together in this handy guide.

If you're vegan, knowing which chocolates to avoid is of vital importance over the holiday season. This is because many traditional Christmas chocolates in the UK are not vegan. This includes: Lindt chocolate Santas, After Eights, many classic advent calendars, celebration boxes, and even the UKs beloved Quality Streets.