Creamy plant-based m!lk chocolate made in Britan using single origin cocoa from sustainable sources.
A part of Choc Affair's Plant-based range that is registered with the Vegan Society, these delicious drops give a melt in the mouth moment for an indulgent treat for a plant-based or vegan diet. Great treat to munch, melt in your milk of choice for a relaxing hot drink, or even use them in your home baking.
Dietary Groups
Vegan, Palm Oil Free.
Origins
Cocoa sourced from Columbia. Handmade in York, UK.
Storage Instructions
Keep cool, dry and dark, but not in the fridge.
Disclaimer
Please Note: The cost of refill items includes a surcharge of 10p per 100g which covers the expenses of packing these items as well as providing the Click & Collect and Home Delivery services, and making them feasible for an independent business.
While we take care to ensure ingredient and allergen information displayed on this website is correct to the best of our knowledge, this information may change.
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Oat M!lk Chocolate Drops (100g)
Choc Affair is a family-run, independent chocolate manufacturer, voted by UK retailers as the ‘best chocolate brand’ for two years running in the Fine Food Digest’s magazine. But more importantly; they believe in creating products that give back to communities, globally and locally, to make a difference in the cocoa industry, and pride themselves on their ethics and three core values.
🇬🇧 Handmade in Britain
All their chocolate is hand produced in the UK in York, while their packaging is always sourced from other UK-based companies.
🌱 Caring for the environment
Their cacao is also responsibly sourced and grown sustainably to minimise the impact on the environment, paying a 5% premium per kilo of chocolate towards the reforestation of Colombian forests.
🙏 Respecting people and communities
They only work with independent farmers and cooperatives rather than big corporations, and always aim to have a positive impact on the world around them. They are also part of a project called ‘The Chocolate Dream’. This initiative aims to improve the lives of people who live in the rural cocoa-growing areas of Colombia.