The Malteser Bunny first burst onto the scene in 2009, plugging a gap in the market for chocolate fans at Easter - with nobody doing anything similar at the time. I'm sure that many of you will agree with me, that these are basically just giant versions of the Malteser Truffles you get in tins of Celebrations - and I'm sure you'll also agree, that they're the best of whole selection box.

It's a weird one, as taste-wise you get a good contrast, and the small hazelnut balls would do a job if you could buy them in a bag. Unfortunately though, you only get one good mouthful in, so I don't think it's great value for money.

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Perfect Gift - give a batch to your friends, teachers, neighbours and family over the Easter holiday.

Chocolate Easter Birds Nests - simple and delicious! These cute little nests are made using Changs fried noodles, peanut butter and melted chocolate.I bloody LOVE Malteser Bunnies! They’re my go to when I’m in the Easter isle. You can’t dip a Creme Egg in a cup of tea, and if you can’t dip it, I don’t want to know! A Malteser Bunny however, dip that bad lad in your afternoon cuppa and you’re on cloud 9. The most delicious treat ever. Iconic is a word that people would probably use to describe the Lindt Golden Bunny - with many imitators, but only one original. Although stiff competition over the years has attempted to reproduce and replicate the master chocolatier's staple, nil have been successful thus far.