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This really is our last Easter Newsletter!
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New for 2026 — Real Hens’ Eggs Filled with Gianduja
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For the first time, we have included a very limited number of real hens’ eggs, each filled with luscious hazelnut gianduja. Perfect for playing a delicious trick on the family. Serve melted with slices of apple, brioche or toast for Easter Breakfast – instructions on website.
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Spoeufs - 6 Chocolate Gianduja Eggs 270g
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Have some fun with the family at Easter!! These spoof eggs (Spoeufs!) are real hen's egg shells filled with a smooth hazelnut gianduja. Bordeaux hazelnuts and Ecuadorian origin milk chocolate make for a very special treat. Just make sure you don't bring them to the boil for 3 minutes...
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£27.50 inc. VAT
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Single-Origin Dark Chocolate Eggs
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This year we again feature the wonderful foil‑wrapped Easter eggs from Pump Street the much‑acclaimed Orford craft chocolate makers and sourdough bakers. These small eggs are ideal for outdoor hunts or as gifts for the truly discerning chocolate lover.
Expect exceptional single‑origin chocolate from Madagascar, Grenada, the Solomon Islands and more — a rare opportunity to enjoy origin chocolate in this format.
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Pump Street Egg Hunt: 36 (9x4) foiled single origin milk and dark chocolate eggs 250g
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36 single origin chocolate eggs, 18 milk and 18 dark. Perfect for Easter egg hunting expeditions for children and grown up children. For more information, see main description.
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£38.00 inc. VAT
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Pump Street Dark Chocolate Sourdough & Sea Salt 66% Mini Eggs - 70g
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Ten 7g gold foiled eggs dark chocolate eggs, made from Ecuadorian 66% single origin dark chocolate with sourdough crumbs and Halen Môn Anglesey sea salt.
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£10.95 inc. VAT
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Easter Pop-Ups — Come Say Hello
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A chance to meet the Chocolate Detectives in person at our Camberwell office/pop‑up Easter shop:
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Free tastings & Delicious single-origin hot chocolate and other last minute special offers
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149 Southampton Way, London SE5 7EW (via the back gate on Bonsor St.)
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If you can’t make that, join us at NRBY on the King’s Road,
Chelsea:
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Telegraph 5 Star Review for Bunnies!
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Early Bird / Early Bunny Offer — Extended!
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Good news: our early bird (or bunny) offer has been extended until Monday 23rd March, 9am.
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20% discount & free shipping on this special Easter Bundle:
Put a Country Bunny in your basket together with 4 other egg boxes. Use the code: E5JUZM9A
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There are still almost two weeks left to order your Easter birds
— and a reminder that, as celebrated by The Telegraph, we also have this year’s Easter Bunny Box: 12 beautiful eggs dressed in Madeleine Floyd’s “Country Bunny” watercolour sleeves (complete with knapsack). There’s no actual bunny in the box, but he belongs to the same charming collection as our 20+ birds.
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Last Orders: Tuesday 31st March, Midnight
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We’d love to help your chocolates arrive in time for Easter! Our recommended last order date is 31st March. Orders placed on 1st April may still arrive in time with Royal Mail Tracked 24, though we can’t guarantee it. Please order early to avoid disappointment.
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Lastly, this lovely story of a Billie Connolly’s broody Mother Hen, and many thanks to Ghillie Bassan for letting us share her words and images from Instagram:
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“...I hope this will make you smile. It’s about a broody hen that once belonged to the Scottish comedian, Billy Connolly, when he lived over the hills from us. A local farmer collected his hens when he sold up and, remarkably, this old girl is still on the go and has hatched several chicks in her time. Feeling broody last summer, she dutifully sat on 3 large eggs until they hatched and 3 fluffy things appeared. They tucked themselves under her wings in the safety of the shed and, when she wandered outside to peck and forage, they followed and watched. She didn’t seem at all phased when they grew taller than her and waddled on flat feet. She was a good mum, protecting them and keeping them near. But one day she just wandered off and left them to fend for themselves.
Her mothering duty was done and the 3 juveniles were confused. Until they found water and discovered they were ducks!”
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