Your local Easter eggs, reviewed by our veterans

Our blind veterans took part in the ultimate egg tasting experience this Good Friday.

We asked four of our Brighton centre residents to help us choose this year's best Easter egg. Our blind veterans got together and judged a series of Easter eggs from local supermarkets. They rated each treat out of 5 on the following:

• Packaging
• Quality
• Taste
• Extras e.g. an additional chocolate bar

The results

Now, the moment you have been waiting for. Let's find out how the top suppliers fare.

2nd place

Lindt Gold Bunny Milk Chocolate

This golden milk chocolate masterpiece pleased our judges with its packaging, which featured a ribbon and bell. The bell resonated with our blind veterans as it added an audible dimension. They said that "the fun bell element was a good shape and sound for the vision-impaired".

61 out of 80

Runners up

Thorntons Milk Chocolate Bunny Easter Model

This chocolate hopper received a mixture of comments including "love it" and "didn’t like that there are no additional treats" which made this Easter icon controversial and finish middle of the scoreboard.

56.5 out of 80

Nestlé Rolo Easter Egg

Our judges thought that while this smooth staple included good extras (two Rolo bars), the packaging was cheap and there was simply not enough taste.

49.5 out of 80

Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons Easter Egg

Described as "rubbish", the additional pack of Buttons just wasn't enough to save this egg. This chocolatey classic didn't appeal to our judges.

47 out of 80