14 unique Easter eggs that will appeal to everyone, from chocolate to cheese lovers

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• Numerous brands have put their own spin on the classic Easter egg.
• UK retailer Marks & Spencer, for example, is selling a Prosecco-infused milk-chocolate egg for the holiday.
• Waitrose & Partners makes dark-chocolate Easter eggs that look like avocados.
• And Hotel Chocolat sells an 11-inch tall "ostrich" egg that you can fill with chocolate candies.
• In select cities, food-delivery service Deliveroo is selling a two-pound dragon egg inspired by "Game of Thrones."

With a crunchy chocolate shell and hollow center, an Easter egg is a classic springtime treat.

Recently, numerous brands have put their own spin on the popular candy, from Waitrose & Partners's dark-chocolate "avocado" egg to Hotel Chocolat's 11-inch tall "ostrich" egg.

Ahead of Easter this year, here are 14 unconventional Easter eggs that adventurous eaters will love.

Williams-Sonoma's Pastel Easter Egg Truffles come nestled in their own crate.

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Designed to look like speckled eggs, these Knipschildt truffles are made with candy shells and silky ganache interiors.

The yellow eggs are filled with dark-chocolate ganache and flavored with passion fruit; the pink eggs are filled with dark-chocolate ganache; and the blue ones are filled with white-chocolate coconut ganache.

You can get these truffles on William Sonoma's website for $39.95.

MOO FREE offers two vegan, dairy-free Easter eggs on Amazon.

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The brand's Bunnycomb Easter Egg combines vegan-friendly honeycomb toffee with a hard shell that mimics milk chocolate.

The company also makes a vegan, dairy-free, gluten-free, and casein-free variety called Cheeky Orange Easter Eggs by infusing orange oil into its milk-chocolate substitute.

At the time of writing, both products are available on Amazon for $7.49 and $7.61 respectively, but there are even more Easter-themed offerings on the company's website.

UK retailer Marks & Spencer is selling a Prosecco-infused milk-chocolate egg for the holiday.

Marks & Spencer

The Prosecco egg, or "Proseggo," is flavored with the bubbly beverage as well as a hint of raspberry, blackcurrant, and salt. It's available for just £5 (about $6.56 in US dollars) at UK supermarket Marks & Spencer.

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