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Easter 2024 chocolates from your favorite chefs

Easter 2024 chocolates from your favorite chefs

Émilie Lesur | 3/18/24, 4:52 PM

The countdown is on, with Easter coming early this year. Which chef's Easter chocolates should you choose in 2024? Our selection should inspire you.

Once again this year, the chefs have shown no lack of creativity in their Easter chocolates. Egg, chicken or rabbit? Dark or milk chocolate? You'll be spoilt for choice. And don't delay, Easter will be celebrated on March 31 and April 1ᵉʳ, 2024 (and that's no April fool!).

Easter chocolates from Chocolaterie William Artigue

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Easter chocolates by Pierre Hermé

Patrick Rougereau

Easter chocolates by Vincent Guerlais

Easter chocolates by Manufacture Alain Ducasse

Easter chocolates by Alléno&Rivoire

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Easter chocolates by Christophe Michalak

Delphine Michalak

Easter chocolates by Edwart Chocolatier

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  • Price: from 21 euros
  • More info at: https: //edwart.fr

Easter chocolates by Yann Couvreur

Easter chocolates by Sébastien Gaudard

Salomé Rateau

Easter chocolates by Hugo&Victor

Nina Métayer Easter chocolates

Fauchon Easter chocolates

Ladurée Easter chocolates

Easter chocolates from La Maison du Chocolat

Cluizel Easter chocolates

Lenôtre Easter chocolates

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