I get asked this a lot, and the short answer is - yes! To make this fudge on the stove top, simply follow the recipe as above, but instead of the microwave, heat the chocolate in a heat-proof glass bowl over a pan of simmering hot water until melted. What type of chocolate should I use to make chocolate fudge? I add vanilla extract to my mini egg fudge as it compliments the subtle vanilla flavour in the shells of the Cadbury Mini Eggs I used, but you can skip the vanilla if you prefer to keep it a little more chocolatey. For this recipe, I used Cadbury dairy milk chocolate with Cadbury mini eggs, mostly because I like the flavour, but you can use any brand of milk chocolate to make this fudge. A good quality cooking chocolate works very well, as it usually contains less sugar than standard chocolate so can bring the sweetness of this fudge down a notch. Can I make this chocolate fudge with dark chocolate or white chocolate instead? Moving forward, with some brands under increasing pressure from the pandemic, "the gaming world is going to grow and become a strong point of communication to connect with people," he says. CREDITS

Lacta is a nationwide favorite at Easter in Brazil, delivering record Easter sales last year that made up about one sixth of the company's total annual chocolate revenue in Brazil. This Easter, the Brazilian chocolate team has been hard at work to produce 27 million chocolate eggs – two million more than last year.Heat in the microwave for short bursts of around 30 seconds, stirring in between, until the chocolate has almost melted. Be careful not to overheat or burn the chocolate. My tried and tested milk chocolate fudge recipe has always worked brilliantly with a variety of fillings and toppings (see my Maltesers Chocolate Fudge and Marshmallow Chocolate Fudge), so I was pretty confident that milk chocolate mini egg fudge would work. I have to say, it really is every bit as delicious as the white chocolate version! Close to 70 percent of Easter chocolate sales in Australia happen the week of the holiday, but the time crunch doesn't hinder sales. In 2011, about one sixth of the country's total annual chocolate revenue was related to Easter products alone. Thousands of gamers participated, egged on by messages on Maxsialtele's YouTube channel and Milka's social feeds. Despite the decrease, Milka still produced 2,030 tonnes of eggs for this Easter season, which comes down to approximately 245 million Easter eggs. 43% of that production is destined to fill Belgian mouths, followed by French (34%) and German (11%) chocolate lovers. White chocolate beats milk chocolate

As the world's leading chocolate manufacturer, our delicious chocolates are favorites all year long, but especially at Easter," said Bharat Puri, Senior Vice President, Global Chocolate. "From Lacta chocolate eggs in Brazil, the Cadbury Crème Egg in the UK and the rich dark chocolate Marabou Premium eggs in Sweden and Finland – people will be enjoying our chocolate treats worldwide this Easter." Scatter half of the mini eggs over the base of the tray. Tip the fudge into the tin and spread around so it is in an even layer in the tin. Use a spatula to smooth the top down. In honor of Lacta's 100th birthday, consumers will be able to enjoy the limited edition five-flavor egg this Easter. Inspired by Russian nesting dolls, it layers three eggs – one inside the other. Featured flavors include Diamante Negro crunchy milk chocolate, Laka white chocolate, Lacta milk chocolate and two flavors of our Sonho de Valsa chocolate.

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Line a smallrectangular bakingtrayor cake tin with baking parchment. If you don’t have any, tin foil also works. Break or chop the milk chocolate into pieces and place them all in a large microwavable bowl. Pour over the condensed milk and mix together well. Easter tastes much sweeter in Germany with the fun ritual of spooning fluffy milk-crème out of the Milka spoonable eggs, which are a countrywide favorite every year. In fact, about one sixth of the company's total annual chocolate revenue in Germany last year was related to sales of Easter products.