Lindt Extra Large GOLD BUNNY Milk Chocolate finished with a bell, 1kg

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Just like they have with the rest of their range, the Swiss chocolatiers have worked delicious flavours into their rich, dark chocolate bars. The Excellence Dark Orange Intense Bar is a popular example of yet another masterful indulgence in the Lindt range. Renowned expert and spokesperson for the Lindt Hoppiness Campaign, Dr Zoe Williams, said: "Simple pleasures really do lift our spirits. They are the icing on the cake of our lives – and proportionately contribute far more to our wellbeing than many more expensive treats do." Today, around 150 million Lindt gold bunny figures are produced every year in over 50 countries around the world. Now that the branded chocolate bunnies were all well and truly polished off, it was time to grab one from a supermarket, and the first up is Sainsbury's READ MORE: I tried alternative hot cross buns from Aldi, Asda, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and M&S - and these are the best Easter treat

Introduced in 1949, Lindt Lindor was initially a chocolate bar with a melting centre. It wasn’t until Christmas of 1969 that the Lindt truffles became spherical in a bid to look more like a festive bauble! Following Christmas they left the range and there was uproar from chocolate lovers. Shortly after they returned and have been with us ever since! Easter is only a couple of days away now, meaning that it is almost that other time of year where you can indulge in as much chocolate as you want - if you haven't already.For those who love Lindt Lindor, but also enjoy chocolate bars, this is the perfect treat for you! The Lindt Lindor Milk Chocolate Bar takes the recipe that makes Lindor truffles so irresistible and transforms it into a delicate, indulgent chocolate bar. Within their range, you’ll also find a pair of irresistible spreads. Depending on your taste, either the Lindt Dark Chocolate Spread or the Hazelnut Chocolate Spread is the perfect ways to start your morning with some smooth chocolatey magic!

However, when compared to the overly-sweet Cadbury milk chocolate bunny, Sainsbury's was a bit off a step up. If you were to line them up nose to tail, they would span the distance from Lindt’s headquarters in Kilchberg, Switzerland to San Diego, California – that’s 9,800 kilometres. By 1994, just over four decades later, the Lindt gold bunny was available on Swiss and Austrian shelves, coming to the UK and the US two years later in 1996.Expertly produced using the traditions of Lindt’s Master Chocolatiers, the Swiss Luxury Selection Box provides a delectable array of pralines. The finest ingredients come together in a collection of 14 pralines containing the smoothness of Lindt’s milk chocolate, as well as their sweet white and rich dark chocolate. This box is a fine gift that any chocolate connoisseur will adore. With so many luxurious chocolates within their range, Lindt’s chocolate is a hugely popular gift for any sweet lover. Whilst the whole Lindt range is luxurious enough to give as a gift, we’d say that their selection boxes are the best way to go. Offering a range of delicious chocolate treats, they’re a rewarding way to enjoy the smoothness of Lindt’s chocolate. The iconic and instantly recognisable chocolate treats take around an hour to make. After coating a mould with their fine chocolate, the bunnies are left to cool at optimum temperature to attain the perfect sheen and crisp snap.