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11 Must-Try Montreal Treats If You've Got A Thing For Cadbury Mini Eggs

Get in on this city-wide egg hunt. 🐰

A mini egg donut on a bed of pink and yellow raffia. Right: Green, pink and yellow mini egg cheesecake bites.

A mini egg donut. Right: Mini egg cheesecake bites.

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Move over, sugar shacks, Montreal bakeries are hatching some serious sweetness for spring — many in the form of mini egg masterpieces. You'll find candy-coated chocolates Cadbury-ed into everything from cookies and cake pops to biscotti and even pies.

These pastel explosions are sure to remind you that warmer weather is a hop, skip and a jump away:

Les Glaceurs

Where: 4347, rue De La Roche

Why You Need To Try It: These limited edition cupcakes come in vanilla or chocolate topped with rainbow icing and mini eggs, as part of a whole creative Pâques-age. You can pair them with cute iced Easter bunny or baby chick cupcakes, for a minimum of four ($5 each) if ordered online, or a dozen for $48.

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Madame Dibou

Where: 4482, rue Fabre

Why You Need To Try It: These seasonal cake pops, available in vanilla or chocolate, are the 'nest' best thing to stuffing a handful of mini eggs in your mouth. Each treat-on-a-stick features three thin-coated chocolates wreathed in icing for $5.50 each. You can place an order online and pick them up at the Mile End bakery on the date of your choice.

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Rustique Pies

Where: 4615, rue Notre-Dame Ouest

Why You Need To Try It: As part of the Passover and Easter season, this St-Henri bakery is serving up salted caramel coconut macaroons with a white chocolate drizzle and mini eggs ($20 for a box of six), along with a chocolate mini egg cake ($40) and a triple chocolate mini egg cookie ($28 for a box of six).

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Rose Café

Where: 26, rue Gounod

Why You Need To Try It: This Villeray café is bringing back its annual mini egg bomboloni and cannoli, both filled with "dreamy pink vanilla ricotta cream." Availability is limited to the weekend of April 7 to 9 with pre-orders.

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Léché Desserts

Where: 640, rue Courcelle

Why You Need To Try It: These ganache-iced donuts aren't just topped with mini eggs, they're also stuffed with them. These limited edition offerings are available from April 6 to 9 and this St-Henri bakery specializing in gourmet donuts, including vegan options.

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The Coookie Twins

Where: Online only.

Why You Have To Try It: This West Island bakery loads its cookie dough with semisweet, milk and white chocolate chips, and tons of mini eggs. You can order a box of 24 mini cookies, 12 standard cookies or six giant cookies for $33, which makes them the ideal customizable option for Easter get-togethers.

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Rockaberry Pies

Where: Multiple locations.

Why You Have To Try It: Rockaberry is bringing back its Easter Cream Egg Pie made with two layers of moist chocolate cake, a caramel, vanilla pasty cream and crushed chocolate mini eggs centre, and chocolate cream topping. You can pre-order this delight for pick-up or get DoorDash delivery to your home.

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Buono Bites

Where: Online only.

Why You Need To Try It: These 2" cheesecake bites are the perfect treat to dip in a cup of coffee or tea. Each morsel is made with chopped mini eggs, a traditional graham cracker base and a milk chocolate & mini egg topping. You can mix and match with other flavours — a dozen goes for $25, or you can get the sampler for $50.

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Atelier BiscOui

Where: Online only.

Why You Need To Try It: These mini egg cookies are as gooey as the other decadent creations from this Laval bakery. Each gourmet cookie ($3.45) comes wrapped individually and can be delivered to your home.

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Em & Breez

Where: Online only.

Why You Need To Try It: This nut-free VSL bakery is putting all their (mini) eggs in one biscot. Each "crisp and soft" Italian cookie is rich in flavour, made with pure butter and filled with crunchy seasonal chocolates.

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Tim Hortons

\u200bA Tim Hortons mini egg donut and cookie.

A Tim Hortons mini egg donut and cookie.

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Where: Any Tim Hortons location.

Why You Need To Try It: The chain's mini egg donut — a glazed ring dipped in white fondant and covered in the pastel candies — is back, but this year the chain is shell-abrating the return of its annual classic by introducing a cookie version stuffed with the same crunchy candies.

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  • Sofia Misenheimer
  • Sofia Misenheimer is a former editor of MTL Blog. She has an M.A. in Communication Studies from McGill University. In her spare time, she shares little-known travel gems via #roamunknownco, and can often be found jogging in the Old Port.

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