Options Vegan Belgian Hot Chocolate Drink (Multipack of 6 x 200 g Jars)

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Who doesn’t love a comforting hot chocolate in the winter (or any time of year to be honest!). It’s the ultimate sweet treat and feels synonymous with cosiness and pure joy. It’s the most scrumptious treat that kids and grown-ups alike will love! 9. Options Vegan Belgian Hot Chocolate Drink Choose from chocolatey mint, hazelnut, salted caramel, chilli and ginger, or opt for the classic 70% dark or 45% nut milk version. 7. Sweet Freedom Choc Shot The first major brand of vegan chocolate chips in the U.S. was Enjoy Life, but today there are dozens of options for dairy-free chocolate chips! Here are a few brands that have vegan options.

Beloved the world over, Nutella is the hazelnut and cocoa spread that goes on everything, even breakfast toast. Unfortunately, the original namesake contains milk, but there’s an abundance of alternate options on the market today: When a plain chocolate bar just won’t cut it, there are plenty of richer treats to enjoy. Whether you’re craving a nostalgic classic candy bar or high-end gourmet truffle, these are just a few drool-worthy treats you’ll want to tear into ASAP. King David Gourmet (vegan white chocolate chips, vegan butterscotch chips, and vegan caramel chips) Pictured: Vegan M&Ms from NoWhey! Foods Vegan Chocolate Candy Bars, Truffles, and Other Confections For a healthier option, Sweet Freedom Choc Shot is only 13 calories per teaspoon and made from natural fruit extracts (apple and carob) and cocoa.Unlike many powered hot chocolate drinks, Options is designed to be used with hot water but is still every bit as satisfying chocolatey. If you don’t fancy any of those vegan pre-made powders or syrups, you can alternatively make hot chocolate from scratch at home. Identifying non-vegan components is essential for those embracing a vegan lifestyle for various reasons. Firstly, vegans choose to avoid animal-derived ingredients due to ethical considerations. They aim to minimize the harm inflicted on animals and promote a more compassionate and sustainable way of living. By being mindful of the ingredients in hot chocolate, vegans can ensure that they are not inadvertently supporting the exploitation or mistreatment of animals. Be clear and concise: Clearly communicate your customization requests. For example, if you prefer a specific non-dairy milk like almond milk or oat milk, state it clearly.

This chocolate has nothing added and is thus very bitter. You might understand the flavor if you’ve ever accidentally bitten into a bar of baker’s chocolate, which is 100% cacao. In most cases, sugar is added to enhance the flavor along with an emulsifier like soy lecithin or sunflower lecithin, to keep the texture consistently smooth. You can expect to find this basic formula for most dark or semi-sweet chocolate. Vegan Chocolate GuidesThis opaque phase shows up all too frequently like a veiled threat on many chocolates. Even when there are no dairy ingredients listed on the label, manufacturers often use shared equipment to process all their confections, including those that contain milk. To be safe on the offhand chance that there might be minuscule cross contamination, that little disclaimer is a way of warning those with severe allergies. Moreover, it is available in a variety of sweet flavours including chocolate mint, salted caramel, brownie, orange spice and coconut. 8. Buttermilk Hot Choccy Bomb What does the future of vegan chocolate hold? It’s hard to say for sure, but at this rate, it seems safe to say that it’ll be sweet! Child Labor & Slavery in the Chocolate Trade It’s better than any non-vegan hot chocolate I ever had. Yep I said it.It’s that good, and it only has four ingredients. Okay, five if you add vegan whipped cream on top (and you should definitely add vegan whipped cream on top!) Almond Milk: If you enjoy a subtly nutty flavor, almond milk serves as an excellent base for your vegan hot chocolate. It adds a delicate richness to the beverage.

Nestle Toll House (yes, they now have a vegan option for both dark chocolate chips and vegan white chocolate chips! Look for the vegan label) But let’s be real, this is a sweet recipe! It’s hot chocolate. It’s rich, chocolatey dreamy deliciousness. Feel free to top with vegan marshmallows too if you have some of those on hand.These animal derivatives make some hot chocolates in the supermarket non-vegan, so you will need to take a look at the ingredients when browsing the shelves! You can even find chocolate-covered vegan protein bars and chocolate protein powder to help crush your plant-powered protein needs. Vegan Chocolate Chips While you would imagine that all hot chocolate powders would be vegan, some contain pesky ingredients such as milk powder, whey and casein.

Only in the past decade or so have we seen incredible strides forward by established brands to meet the demands of changing dietary preferences. Hot off the presses in mid-2021, industry giant Hershey’s launched a commercially available oat milk chocolate bar, free of all animal products. Hot on their heels across the pond, beloved British staple Cadbury has announced that 100% plant-based bars will be hitting store shelves soon. This vegan hot chocolate is rich and delicious and dessert in a mug. Made with simple kitchen ingredients. Perfect for cold nights.Use helpful phrases: Utilize phrases such as “I’d like a hot chocolate made with [vegan milk choice] and without whipped cream.” This provides the necessary information to the barista.