What was the best Easter food of 2026?

Posted by Reallyfrozenpeas@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 11 comments

In a world of shrinked and squashed Easter eggs, which foods came through to save your Easter?

(CONTEXT: I’m currently eating an M&S speckled egg cookie and am thoroughly enjoying myself)

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strong-sandwich-okay@reddit

I've got a bad addiction to the Cadbury Biscoff eggs. I think they were new this year? They're so good (if you like Biscoff)

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BingeLurker@reddit

If you haven’t seen, there’s a new Cadbury’s Biscoff bar - from what I’ve heard they are more Biscoffish than the bars they’ve had up to now. Annoyingly I haven’t seen them yet near me.

https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/323652932

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rox-and-soxs@reddit

Waitrose were selling an ‘Easter egg inspired’ panettone and it’s delicious! Cheaper than a large chocolate egg as well. Win win.

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My scouts group just hosted our Easter fair. A wonderful local lady (Leet’s Treats) came with her stall full of gorgeous homemade goodies. Her Korean barbecue sausage rolls and mini egg cookies were the highlight.

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MobileOrdinary6827@reddit

I don't like traditional hot cross buns. I love the triple chocolate ones or the caramel ones. Co-op used to do amazing cookie dough ones in 2018, but they never brought them back. I also loved M&S mint speckled eggs.

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grumpyaskate@reddit

Cookie dough sounds amazing. I love trying all the flavours each year though haven't quite got through them all yet. I have the m&S lemon ones for tomorrow but need to get the biscoff ones from Tesco and weirdly want to try the carrot cake ones from Sainsbury's. M&S extremely chocolatey are my fav so far though.

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Unhappy_Clue701@reddit

Over Christmas I bought two whole legs of lamb from Asda because they were half price. They’ve been in the freezer since - had one today, and it was damn good. Did it with roast potatoes, roast chantenais carrots/parsnips/shallots, cauliflower cheese, and gravy made from the meat juices and the veg par-boil water. Wine was a nice Primitivo di Manduria. Followed by nice sharp lemon pots after that rather rich meal. Pretty good Easter food!

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