Gluten-Free Easter Recipes (2024)

FAQs

What Easter treats are gluten-free? ›

Explore our variety of milk-free, gluten-free and vegan Easter eggs range here at ASDA. Bursting with delicious free from Easter eggs, chocolate bunnies and bunnies from family favourites like Nomo, OMV! and more, you'll certainly be spoilt for choice.

These classic milk chocolate candies are ready for some Easter fun with their festive colorful foils and spring themed packaging! Individually wrapped, gluten free and kosher certified, these candies are ready to find their way into plastic Easter eggs and baskets alike!

Traditionally, the baskets are filled with: decorated hardboiled eggs (representing Christ's Resurrection); lamb-shaped butter or sugar (representing Christ as the “Lamb of God”); bread (reminding us that Jesus is the “Bread of Life”); meats, such as ham (symbolic of great joy and abundance), sausage (symbolic of God's ...

Glazed ham or juicy lamb, old-fashioned casseroles, deviled eggs, and special desserts — the Easter feast is when we love to recreate traditional family recipes passed down through generations to savor all over again.

Ham holds symbolic significance for many people during Easter. As a rich, indulgent meat, it can represent the celebration of new life and the end of the Lenten season, during which many Christians abstain from certain luxuries.

Aldi's gluten-free Easter Eggs

So, you'll quickly notice that every single egg listed here is dairy-free and in their free from range. Fortunately, this makes Aldi a great place for gluten-free and dairy-free Easter eggs for those who need them!

Are M&M's gluten-free? ›

The following Mars candies have no gluten-containg ingredients: M&Ms (except pretzel, crispy, and potentially seasonal items) Milky Way Caramel Bars (not the original Milky Way Bar) Snickers Bars.

Have you tried our KITKAT^® Bunny, they're gluten free and delicious! Find the full list of products suitable for a gluten free diet here.

Lamb is a popular main dish on Easter in the U.S. and throughout Europe, such as the roast lamb common in the U.K. and Greece, or the French gigot d'agneau pascal, a rich, slow-cooked lamb stew often served with spring vegetables.

One of the most famous Italian easter foods is torta pasqualina, a savory pie filled with greens, cheese, and hard-boiled eggs. Across central and southern Italy, you'll find another popular dish, pizza rustica – a rich pie filled with eggs, small bits of cured meats, and cheeses.

From deep-fried artichokes to hearty lasagne, roast lamb and traditional pies, and baked desserts, there's something to appeal to all generations seated around the table at this symbolic time of year. Here's a taste of traditional Easter dishes in Italy that you can try making at home this holiday season.

While Russell Stover Easter Bunnies may not contain gluten ingredients, they could be processed in a facility where gluten is present (see link here for more information). If you are highly sensitive to gluten, we recommend you skip eating Russell Stover Easter Bunnies and find other gluten-free candies to eat instead.

Is there a more synonymous candy with Easter than a classic, bright yellow Peeps chick? We didn't think so. The good news for all—Peeps' ingredient list is purely gluten-free.