Ahead of Easter Sunday this weekend, many people have been stocking up on their favourite chocolate eggs and other treats to crack out in celebration.
Whether it’s an old favourite you’re after this year or you’re in the market to find a new love, here’s all you need to know about the calories in popular Easter eggs.
Easter Egg calories
Cadbury
Dairy Milk Large Easter Egg (343g):
Calories- 1817.9 cals
Carbohydrate- 193.8g
Protein- 26.1g
Fat- 104.6g
Fibre- 2.4g
Per Buttons Small Easter Egg (100g):
Calories- 537 cals
Carbohydrate- 56g
Protein-7.3g
Fat-31g
Fibre- 2.1g
Per Crunchie Large Easter Egg (200g):
Calories- 1036.1 cals
Carbohydrate- 121.8g
Protein- 12.8g
Fat- 53.9g
Fibre- 3.6g
Per Flake Large Easter Egg (200g):
Calories- 1074 cals
Carbohydrate- 112g
Protein- 14.6g
Fat- 62g
Fibre- 4.2g
Per Roses Easter Egg (200g):
Calories- 1060 cals
Carbohydrate- 113g
Protein- 15.2g
Fat- 61g
Fibre- 1.4g
Per Twirl Large Easter Egg (325g):
Calories- 1745.3cals
Carbohydrate-182g
Protein-23.7g
Fat-100.8g
Fibre-6.8g
Nestle
Aero Bubble Peppermint Easter Egg Shell (235g):
Calories- 1090 cal
Carbohydrate- 126g
Protein-11g
Fat- 60g
Fibre- 3g
Per After Eight Premium Dark Chocolate Egg Shell (205g):
Calories- 1120 cals
Carbohydrate- 106.1g
Protein-11.3g
Fat-69g
Fibre - 14.5g
From Mars, per Galaxy Ripple Indulgence Easter Eggl (198g):
Calories- 1045.4 cal
Carbohydrate - 116.6g
Protein- 14.1g
Fat- 57.4g
Fibre- 3.2g
Lindt
Per Lindt’s Lindor egg (215g):
Calories - 1,158 kcal
Finally, though technically not an egg, the popular Lindt Bunny works out at 270 calories per 50g, a 100g one is 540 calories and a 200g Bunny is 1,080.
