Montezuma's Easter Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Mini Eggs GlutenFree And Vegan Bag 150g

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Is it vegan?Much dairy is produced through intensive farming, whichkeeps animals in cramped conditions, and has high levels of emissions. Lookfordairy-freeto help protect the environmental and animal rights. A little different to your traditional Easter egg shape, it’s a decent size at around 17cm high, 12cm wide and 11cm deep. Within stores, offices and factories, Montezuma uses 100% renewable energy, with all waste through all stages of production cared for. Although these aren’t technically Easter eggs, the new Rabbit collection from PLAYin Choc is a special release for Easter, and they do make a very appealing treat for both children and young-at-heart adults.

Where once we used metallised plastic, we now use 100% paper and card. Sounds simple, but it turned out to be fiendishly complicated - because it’s not just the card, but the ink and the finish. It’s our signature vegan chocolate and it’s what we use in our range of vegan Easter eggs and treats. Discover our Vegan Easter Eggs Their travels took them through Argentina, Chile and Venezuela and they stumbled upon San Carlos de Bariloche, an entire town dedicated to chocolate. The Like No Udder egg is as close to milk chocolate as possible without ever going near a cow! It is as smooth and creamy and as high in cocoa as the brand’s regular milk chocolate but without the dairy. The result is an organic bar with a milk chocolate taste, ideal for vegans.

Peanut Butter Mini Eggs

According to Montezuma’s, its team worked hard to “create a delicious milk chocolate alternative using rice powder instead of cows’ milk to provide the creamy taste needed.” The chocolate itself is very smooth, but once that has dissolved in your mouth you’re left with very tiny flakes of cocoa nib. Not too much, not too little, just enough to set this Easter treat apart from the rest.

We’ve done the hard work taste testing to help you find the best vegan Easter chocolates, whether you prefer:Certified B Corp Doisy & Dam offer tasty bite sized vegan chocolate bars and treats for Easter. They believe in fair wages for all workers, and e-number-free chocolates. Ultimately, a better world with better chocolate. If you’re feeling indulgent this year or want to really spoil someone, look no further than our decadent Easter vegan chocolate gift hamper. If you’re looking for ideas for a vegan Easter egg hunt, our collection of Easter vegan chocolates will put a big smile on everyone’s face! I used to love a Malteser bunny or reindeer, and this bunny is a great vegan dupe for that. Its cute rabbit shape makes it perfect for children, while the cookie dough filling is decadent enough to be enjoyable for grownups too.

Additionally, Cocoa Loco, Divine, Booja Booja, Moo Free and Montezuma are palm oil free companies whilst Plamil get our best rating for palm oil.

Although the dark chocolate on its own might usually be a little too intense for kids, when it’s teamed with the marshmallows the sweet, sugary marshmallow takes the edge off the cocoa in the most perfect balance. They’re really good marshmallows too. Since eating eggs traditionally was not allowed during Holy Week (the week leading up to Easter), those that were laid were decorated and given to children as gifts. The Victorians added the idea of wrapping up boxes filled with small treats and gifts and then at some point some bright spark saw an opportunity to replace eggs (which not everyone likes) with chocolate (which everyone loves). Hey presto! The gift of a chocolate Easter egg was born, and with it the ritual of chipping a segment off the chocolate shell, tipping out the buttons, and finding somewhere quiet where you can secretly gorge on chocolatey goodness. And as we’ve now established, this is not an exclusive privilege for the milk chocolate brigade - in fact, dark chocolate vegan Easter eggs would have been around before milk chocolate. Our Milk Chocolate Alternative Range I think they’d work particularly well as an alternative Easter egg hunt, as the little boxes are the perfect size for hiding in small places. Cocoa farmers are almost all extremely poor. Cocoa can only be grown in tropical countries, and it is almost entirely grown by smallholders. The bulk of production is in West Africa, with Ivory Coast – the biggest exporter – producing 43% of the world’s supply. Ghana is in second place, and produces about 20%. Moofreesas egg and bag. A chocolate egg with crispy rice malt pieces in it and a bag of their Moofreesas. This is a great alternative to a Maltesers Easter egg!

The idea that extraordinary chocolate begins with milk is a myth we’ve been busting since we started out over 20 years ago. It’s all about the cocoa, the craft and the passion - these are the ingredients that make ours the best vegan Easter eggs you’ll find! What’s in Your Vegan Easter Egg? These are all individually wrapped in foil and have a slightly different flavour to the chocolate in the egg. The chocolate is slightly darker in colour, and the flavour is a little more fruity, with hints of dark cherry, which gives a really nice contrast to the egg itself. The trip changed their life and they returned to the UK, enthralled with chocolate and keen to find a place in the UK market for innovative, ethically sourced products.The chocolate egg is made from dark chocolate, which is really rich in cocoa and leaves the comforting taste of sweet cocoa powder in your mouth. It’s the kind of flavour you get with a mug of really good dark hot chocolate. In August 2000 they opened their first shop in Brighton, making chocolate at night and selling it by day. It’s that time of year again! There are many different Easter treats out there, with Easter eggs being the most popular by far! But which Easter eggs are vegan? Let’s take a look at all of the options in 2024, including in the UK supermarkets!