10 Best Chocolate Spreads UK | Cadbury GÜ and More

Wilkin & Sons' Tiptree Chocolate Spread uses real 60% dark Belgian chocolate blended with high-quality sugar, butter and double cream for a smooth texture and heavenly taste. Enjoy it on your pancakes for breakfast or even in your baking for a superbly rich flavour.

Those with nut-allergies need not feel left out! This spread is made in a completely nut-free environment to  ensure there's no risk of any traces.

Gianduia, or Gianduja, is a traditional chocolate and hazelnut spread. It was first invented in Northern Italy in 1806, well over a century before Nutella was created.

This particular spread by the Nut Kitchen contains rich Belgian chocolate and 45% Italian hazelnuts, which is a lot more than the standard 30%. Plus, it's completely free of dairy, palm oil and hydrogenated fats, so it can be enjoyed as a guiltless treat!

Best of all, this spread contains absolutely no refined sugars or salts, instead using coconut and agave syrup for sweetness and to add an additional level of flavour. Whether you're vegan or not, this is an absolutely delectable spread that is sure to please everyone.

Gü are best known for their mouthwatering melting chocolate puddings and their Hazelnut & Chocolate crunchy spread is just as much of a treat, if not even better! With a recipe that contains 37% real hazelnuts, this is a rich spread that's packed with nutty flavour. 

The crushed pieces of hazelnuts add a tantalising texture that's best described a spreadable Ferrero Rocher. If you're a fan of crunchy spreads, this one will be sure to tickle your tastebuds!

Sweet Freedom is a brand known for their natural, plant-based products and their Choc Pot chocolate spread is no exception. It gets it's sweetness from fruit extracts such as apples, grapes and carob, making it a healthier option for those wanting to cut down on their sugar intake without compromising on taste.

Even better, this spread is plant-based and one of the more environmentally-friendly options on the list!

If you want something a bit different from the usual chocolate and hazelnut combinations, this vegan dark chocolate and pistachio spread is a decadent treat that's absolutely to die for!

While this is definitely more a of a desert option, pistachios are rich in healthy fats, fibre and protein. It's also gluten-free and void of all artificial colours. Why not try spreading this on a croissant or use it in your baking?

Choco Caramel Biscuit Tidal is a tantalising spread that's loaded with delicious flavours. Made with dark chocolate and peanuts, this spread ups the indulgence factor by including silky smooth caramel and crunchy biscuit pieces for texture.

Not only is this treat jam-packed with flavour, it's high in fibre, rich in protein and healthy fats and palm oil-free. Plus, it's 100% vegan! What's not to love?

If Cadbury's is your chocolate of choice, you're going to love this milk chocolate spread. Just imagine melting a delicious Cadbury's chocolate bar onto your toast in the morning, but without any of the hassle! 

This may be a delicious choice but sadly this product, as with many other Cadbury's chocolates, contains palm oil. If you're eco-conscious and would rather give this ingredient a miss, you may be better off choosing another spread on our list.

For those who love Nutella, but not all the sugar content, Tesco offers a great alternative. If you're on a low-sugar or even no-sugar diet, but still want to enjoy a sweet treat, this hazelnut chocolate spread is completely sugar-free!

However, make sure to eat this spread in moderation. The recipe uses Maltitol as a sweetener, which may produce laxative effects if consumed excessively. The recommended serving is 3 tablespoons, which should be more than enough to satiate your sweet tooth. 

Asda's White Chocolate Spread is a bargain at only £1.37 for 400g of "scrummily yummily" chocolateyness! This spread is 100% white chocolate flavoured, making it the perfect choice if you have a super sweet tooth as it's definitely the sweetest option on the list.

That said, it may be a bit too sweet for some. If you prefer your treats to be less sugary, you might want to pick a milk or dark chocolate spread instead.