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Enjoy a delicious rich dark chocolate woodland creature behind every window and a fun animal fact each day. And never far from anyone’s list of Christmas traditions – young or old – is the advent calendar. What better way to count down to the big day than getting a tiny chocolate treat each day? Behind each door is a decadently dark and sumptuously silky 70% dark chocolate heart that is rich enough to satisfy your chocolate cravings. Plus, it’s a great ethical choice to as Divine’s chocolate is Fairtrade and palm-oil free so it’s kinder to the environment and those who grow it too. I always tend to go for a really simple gluten free advent calendar because I like to keep things super simple.
For those that prefer milk chocolate, Montezuma’s cleverly named Like No Udder calendar, offers a dairy-free alternative to conventional milk chocolate. Anyone who knows me knows just how much I love peanut butter, so I couldn’t wait to get my hands on Pip & Nut’s calendar.This delicious vegan Salted Caramel Advent Calendar from Plamil uses sustainably sourced cocoa and rice to achieve the irresistibly smooth taste and texture. Made from only plant-based ingredients, this advent calendar has been deliberately produced without milk and is gluten free making it suitable for everyone to enjoy! With 24 chocolates behind the windows, it will be hard to resist eating them all at once! But the good news is that Candy Kitten’s have confirmed that they are currently exploring other materials for next year’s calendar. Skip the cheesy tins. This tasty popcorn advent calendar features 24 vegan bags popcorn in six flavors: Butterscotch, Cocoa Caramel, Cherry Pie, Christmas Pudding, Chocolate Orange and Gingerbread Popcorn. This generously-sized vegan calendar is filled with 24 almond and peanut butter cups so you can enjoy a nutty treat every day in the run-up to Christmas. There’s no messing about with mini chocolates here either as Pip & Nut have filled it with full-sized chocolates for an epic festive celebration.
I found some of the characters a little fiddly to build, and thought one or two could do with instructions for the less mechanically-minded builders! (No? Just me?) But overall, I found each window filled with a lot of fun and whimsy.
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The chocolates are quite small in size but because white chocolate is so sweet it’s just the right amount. The chocolate itself is nice and smooth and has a lovely vanilla flavour that lingers delightfully on the palate. But with so many vegan advent calendars now available, it can be hard to know which ones to choose.
Most advent calendars are filled with chocolate, but this is a great candy option by a German gummy maker. Some Haribo candies contain wheat, and many are not vegan. Nonetheless, they do appear to be dairy free. Countdown to Christmas with indulgent Buttermilk choccy truffles. Behind each door you’ll find a sumptuous choccy truffle, smooth caramel flavour truffle or rich orange flavour truffle, plus an extra-festive zingy orange surprise on Christmas Eve. We’ve put together a round-up of vegan advent calendars that are perfect for all the family – vegan or not. As always, they are registered with the Vegan Trademark so you can shop with the peace of mind that we’ve ensured they’re suitable for vegans. The products are bang on trend too with rosemary oil hair care (as seen on TikTok!), vitamin-C infused skincare and many of the products are plastic-free too. This stunning, hand-crafted advent calendar is also free of the top 14 allergens, and includes 24 unique flavors. And yes, that really is chocolate! Sorry Americans, this elegant countdown is only in the UK.No one likes missing out and the NOMO Caramel Advent Calendar is the perfect way to celebrate this festive season. Filled 24 caramel pieces and a caramel choc bar, it really will feel like Christmas every day! With its cute characters and super sweet dairy-free white chocolate pieces, this is a great option for children who find dark chocolate a bit too rich. Plus, it’s a great option for those with food allergies as Moo Free make their products in a dedicated facility that’s free from soya, gluten and dairy so everyone can enjoy them. They do make dairy milk chocolate advent calendars, but Divine’s dark chocolate version is made without dairy. In fact, it’s Vegan Society Certified. These are available in the U.K. and U.S., and have even been spotted at World Market in the states.
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