Nestle KitKat Bunny - 29g

Easter in Britain runs on chocolate. There are eggs on every shelf from about February, and the bunnies turn up alongside them. KitKat has been a fixture of the British tea break for generations, so a KitKat in rabbit form was always going to find its way into the Easter basket.

People in Canada go looking for this one because Easter is built on small rituals. There is the hunt, the basket and the argument over who found the most. If the bunny at the end of it was a KitKat when you were seven, you want it to be a KitKat now, for your own kids or for yourself.

It is a single bunny, light enough to tuck into a card, an egg hunt or the bottom of a basket. Keep it somewhere cool and dry until the day, and hide it in the shade rather than the sunny side of the garden. Chocolate rabbits do not enjoy sunbathing.

Most people buy a few at once, one for each hunter plus one that mysteriously goes missing. They tend to go into a basket with other British chocolate, so the whole lot tastes like Easter at home.