Tony's Chocolonely Easter Eggs Pouch - Mixed Chocolate Pouch - 8 Flavors - 1 x 255 Gram - Easter Gift - Fairtrade Chocolate - Mini Eggs - Family Chocolates

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What makes these ethically made truffles extra special is that they are certified organic and free of palm oil. They are also dairy-free, wheat-free, gluten-free, and free of any genetically modified ingredients. Seriously delicious chocolate eggs, perfect for Easter! It could be a treat for yourself or someone else; partner, brother, sister, parents, anyone... Give some chocolate joy this Easter! May contain traces of gluten, eggs, peanuts and tree nuts. Suitable for vegetarians, not suitable for Vegans. MILK CHOCOLATE:sugar, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, emulsifier (soya lecithin),DARK MILK CHOCOLATE PRETZEL TOFFEE:sugar, cocoa mass, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, 7.22% pretzel pieces (wheat flour, salt, sunflower oil, malted wheat flour, yeast, acidity regulator (sodium hydroxide)), 2.78% caramel (sugar, glucose syrup), sea salt, emulsifier (soya lecithin),MILK CHOCOLATE HAZELNUT:sugar, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, 10.00% hazelnuts, emulsifier (soya lecithin),MILK CHOCOLATE CARAMEL SEA SALT:sugar, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, 10.00% caramel pieces (sugar, glucose syrup, cream, butter), 0.50% sea salt, emulsifier (soya lecithin),DARK CHOCOLATE ALMOND SEA SALT:cocoa mass, sugar, 10.00% almonds, cocoa butter, 0.50% sea salt, emulsifier (soya lecithin),DARK CHOCOLATE:cocoa mass, sugar, cocoa butter, emulsifier (soya lecithin),MILK CHOCOLATE NOUGAT:sugar, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, 10.00% nougat (cane sugar, glucose syrup, almonds, potato starch, 0.10% honey, cocoa butter, egg white), emulsifier (soya lecithin). The company’s philosophy, which has guided their business since inception, is broken up into 5 major components:

Happi is also proud to be 100% slave free. Happi says that it buys its cacao directly from farmers and growers with a full ‘farm-to-bar’ supply chain. This means that Happi knows who grows the cacao beans and what they get paid. While some folks will fight over the caramel center, some know the real MVP of the assortment is dark chocolate, with that rich, bitter cocoa flavor that makes anything it’s paired with sing. We challenge you to make 2023 (and beyond) a challenge for who can do best. Team up with us on Tony’s Open Chain - we’d love to collaborate with you on cocoa (but compete with you on chocolate). If you are looking for an ethical Easter egg for the grown-up in your life, then try Booja Booja. These seriously pretty reusable egg-shaped boxes contain a selection of Booja’s Booja’s deliciously decadent and vegan-friendly chocolate truffles. Tony’s Chocolonely isn’t the only ethical chocolate producer on the market. But unlike many other companies, who started out making chocolate for profit and attempted to make a positive impact on the world later, Tony’s approached the issue in reverse.Red: Milk | Blue: Extra dark | Yellow: Milk almond honey nougat | Orange: Milk caramel sea salt | Green: Dark almond sea salt | Dark Green: Milk hazelnut | Purple: Milk pretzel toffee If you’re looking for more of that lovely taste in a 6.35 oz portion size, look no further than the Dark Almond Sea Salt 51% bar. Tony’s vegan chocolate is one of the most delicious vegan treats out there. It is made with all-natural, plant-based ingredients, free from dairy, eggs, and other animal products. The chocolate is also free from artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives, making it a healthier and more sustainable option for vegan and non-vegan alike. The delicious chocolatey flavor comes from a blend of cocoa, coconut oil, and pure vanilla, making it an indulgent treat that is still good for you. Tony’s vegan chocolate is perfect for those looking for a guilt-free dessert that tastes just like the real thing. While van de Keuken is no longer running the show from the company headquarters in Pazzanistraat, Netherlands, the dedicated team currently behind Tony’s has continued to work at their goal of making all chocolate slave-free and Fairtrade.

It all began in the early 2000s, when investigative journalist Teun van de Keuken was looking into the process of chocolate production for the Dutch TV show Keuringsdienst van Waarde. As for ourselves, with 5 green and 1 yellow egg* in our basket and a green egg overall, we’re egg-straordinarily pumped to be among the ranks of those leading the chocolate industry in ways that are good for people and the planet. Every spring, the hunt begins anew: Mighty Earth, Be Slavery Free, Green America, INKOTA and National Wildlife Federation join forces, searching far and wide for the chocolate industry’s sustainability frontrunners and rottenest practices. The world’s top cocoa traders and choco makers are served 60 hard-shelled questions around: Tony’s Chocolonely mission is to end slavery in the chocolate industry.As such, its commitment to slave-free and Fairtrade cocoa enables farmers to earn a living income, ensures traceable beans and allows them to work directly with farmers to eliminate the abuses in the industry.MILK CHOCOLATE HAZELNUT: sugar, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, 10.00% hazelnuts, emulsifier ( soya lecithin) MILK CHOCOLATE CARAMEL SEA SALT: sugar, dried whole milk, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, 10.00% caramel pieces (sugar, glucose syrup, cream ( milk), butter ( milk)), 0.50% sea salt, emulsifier ( soya lecithin) Tony’s Chocolonely is working with the goal of applying these principles to their business, and making them transparent and accessible to the industry overall.

different Tony's flavours: Milk, Milk Caramel Sea Salt, Milk Hazelnut, Milk Almond Honey Nougat, Dark Milk, Dark Almond Sea Salt, Extra Dark and White Happi also donates 1% of its annual net sales revenues to causes, such as mental health organisations.What’s more, each handmade and handpainted box is created by Kashmiri artisans in India, which helps traditional skills to flourish. Perfect for Easter egg hunts, this pouch includes 8 of your favourite Tony's Chocolonely flavours. Enjoy a mix of milk, dark and white chocolate with pieces of hazelnut, nougat, caramel, almond and sea salt.

Choose change this Easter! As the scorecard clearly highlights – unsustainable choco comes with a list of unsavory things, like a side of chemicals and the bitter aftertaste of child labor. Instead, fill your baskets with good eggs all around. And help us make 100% exploitation free the norm in chocolate. Choose change this Easter! As the scorecard clearly highlights – unsustainable choco comes with a list of unsavoury things, like a side of chemicals and the bitter aftertaste of child labor. Instead, fill your baskets with good eggs all around. And help us make 100% slave free the norm in chocolate. They even have a special certification, Tony’s Open Chain, that other companies can participate in to show they’re following the 5-step philosophy and making a difference. Plenty of smaller companies are already onboard. The results of this year’s Chocolate Scorecard are in: Tony’s has officially been crowned an Industry Leader (alongside Beyond Good, Alter Eco and Whittakers). The independent panel explains, “You can buy products from these brands with confidence you're not harming the people who make them, or the planet.” Whether it’s a winter holiday, a declaration of love in February, or a spring celebration with lots of bunnies and eggs, there are instances when some of us like to feel all fancy and buy a big variety box of chocolates.We’re all about celebrating each other’s successes. Egg-specially when it comes to serious things like combatting child labour and paying farmers a fair price for their cocoa. In that spirit, bunny ears off to Beyond Good for taking home this year’s Golden Egg Award! With 6 green eggs in their basket, they definitely deserve this win. In his investigation, van de Keuken says he saw little being done to improve conditions for farmers and their families, and that the industry was in a vicious cycle of using unethical practices to keep prices low and profits high. Just a couple of years ago, plastic-free Easter eggs were almost impossible to find. Your only option was to make your own eco-friendly Easter egg alternatives. We’re all about celebrating each other’s successes. Egg-specially when it comes to serious things like combatting child labor and paying farmers a fair price for their cocoa. In that spirit, bunny ears off to Beyond Good for taking home this year’s Golden Egg Award! With 6 green eggs in their basket, they definitely deserve this win.