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Tony’s Chocolonely fans rejoice as the cheeky chocolate company has launched an advent calendar. Decorated in a similar style as their brightly coloured chunky chocolate bars, this Tony's Chocolonely Big Tiny Christmas Calendar will be a must for those addicted to Tony's chocolate and ethical stance. What: We love Chococo’s advent calendars and selection boxes - to get 25 unique, individually handcrafted chocolates for this money is impressive, and Chococo recently scooped a Gold Great Taste Award in 2023. There’s also an excellent vegan calendar too. What: A typically beautiful advent box from Brussels-based chocolatier Pierre Marcolini. Inside you’ll find the full spectrum of Marcolini creations all individually wrapped like presents, from pralines and caramels to luxurious truffles. What: This one is a little more unconventional, but why not try something new this Christmas? Lakrids are alittle-known Danish confectionary and a firm favourite of liquorice lovers.The calendar includes 24 chocolate-coated gourmet liquorice balls in a variety of flavours including cookie butter and salted caramel. Layers of not-too-sweet chocolate complement herbal liquorice cores will make the lead-up to Christmas day that much more exciting.
The tastiest bit of this Love Cocoa advent calendar has to be the satisfaction in helping NHS charities while enjoying opening a chocolate treat each day in December. As I did for Christmas 2020 and Christmas 2019, I've scoured the web looking for my favourite chocolate advent calendars for 2021. This year, as well as my favourites from big brands, I've used my local chocolate shop finder to find small businesses with big ideas. This list is sorted by price, from most expensive to the cheapest. Dark Chocolate Caramel Rum Pud - Cocoa Mass, Sugar, Cocoa Butter, Emulsifier ( Soya Lecithin), Natural Vanilla Flavouring, Salt, Natural Flavouring Substances, Flavouring Preparations, Propylene Glycol, Alcohol. Cocoa solids 65% minimum.
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With more and more of us turning to veganism and looking to reduce our dairy intake, vegan chocolate is booming, and there are some fantastic vegan chocolate offerings out there nowadays. Thankfully, going vegan doesn't mean you have to miss out on the advent calendar fun! H!P Oat Milk Chocolate Advent Calendar
What: This child-friendly treat-filled calendar gives you change from a tenner while also making sure you get a proper chocolate hit. Hiding behind each door is a sweet little milk chocolate shape which will keep you guessing day to day, and you can get the Christmas Eve choc personalised with a name on it. If you've got a big brood, Thorntons often does special offers on multiple calendars, so make sure to keep an eye out in the run up to Christmas. Seeking to unite the world through the medium of chocolate, this advent calendar takes you on a global odyssey. This collection of vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free, yeast-free chocolates draws inspiration from flavours of the world. Flavours include mince pie, fig jam, limoncello, moringa and apple, and more. The ethos at Annie's Vegan Treats is to make the best vegan chocolate affordable to all, with minimal impact on the planet. That's why they offer fabric advent calendars that can be used year after year. If you've got one from last year, you can buy just the chocolate treats from Annie's Vegan Treats (without another felt calendar) to top yours up.What:Dairy Milk is Christmas for so many of us, and December wouldn't be the same without a little morsel of Dairy Milk chocolate every morning. Windows (or doors) in a neat grid, with a little chunk of British chocolate (owned by Americans now but whatever) behind each one. There's no messing with a classic. And at just over a couple of quid, it's perfect if you want something cheap and cheerful to mark the Christmas countdown. The Love Cocoa Luxury Chocolate Truffle Charity Advent Calendar is filled with 23 truffles in an assortment of Rocher, Hazelnut Praline, Dark Chocolate Ganache, and Gianduja. There's also two 20g Honeycomb and Salted Caramel bars as surprises along your countdown through December. With a selection of best-loved classics and seasonal limited editions from our library of drinking chocolate recipes, you’ll be treated to a taste of all our chocolate flavour profiles – from deep, decadent 85% Dark, to astonishingly creamy Vanilla-White, via warming Chilli, zesty Salted Caramel & Clementine and tongue-tingling Mint. Each one is made only with real chocolate flakes, so you can be assured that you’ll get that same deeply satisfying taste you experience with our pralines, truffles and solid chocolates, even in our white hot chocolate. Of course, each single-serve of chocolate flakes is best when made with the Velvetiser™– it’s the only way to get that super-silky, cloud-like finish. If, however, you don’t have a Velvetiser (yet!), you can still make each one on the hob with your choice of milk or dairy alternative. What:Ombar’s favourite Coco Mylk bars are now featured in their own dedicated calendar. Don’t worry Oat M’lk fans, the original oat milk advent calendar is still available. This calendar, however, includes the original soft-centred coconut milk bars filled with hazelnut truffle, pistachio, and raspberry. Each window also gives a little fact on how to have an eco-friendly Christmas. Now that's some food for thought.
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