Easter's coming, and if you're in or around Bodmin, we've tracked down some genuinely lovely chocolate eggs and Easter treats that'll arrive in time for the holidays. Whether you're after something to fill a basket, a gift box to send to family further afield, or just a proper indulgent Easter egg for yourself, we've found independent makers whose work stands out from the supermarket rows.
The good news is that most of what we've sourced ships quickly to Cornwall, so there's no need to panic if you've left it a bit late. What we looked for were chocolates with real flavour and character—the kind that taste like someone actually cared when they made them.
A mixed collection that covers all the Easter chocolate bases in one go. If you're not sure whether to go dark, milk, or something with a twist, this one takes the guesswork out of it and still feels like a proper gift rather than a convenience grab.
This one arrives in a letterbox-friendly package, which matters if you're having it sent to someone else in Bodmin or beyond. It's a slab of Easter-themed chocolate paired with a sachet of hot chocolate mix—so there's something warm to go with the sweet.
Chocolate lollies sound simple, but there's something about them that works at Easter—kids and adults alike reach for them. These ones are made with real attention to flavour, not just sugar and cocoa powder.
The combination of a larger chocolate lolly with mini eggs gives you variety in one parcel. It's the kind of thing that looks generous on a kitchen table without being fussy about how you serve it.
Six individual chocolates in one box, each filled with salted caramel. The salt-and-sweet thing works brilliantly with chocolate, and this maker hasn't overdone either note—they balance properly. Perfect if you want something that tastes like a real Easter treat, not just chocolate for the sake of it.
A white and milk chocolate lolly that sits somewhere between indulgent and restrained. If you tend to find plain dark chocolate a bit austere at Easter, or you like the contrast of flavours, this one's worth considering.
