Vegan Advent calendar

[Agoodenough]

This arrived for us yesterday from Phil's daughter who lives in Australia. I thought it was kind and thoughtful 🥰 cant remember the last time I had an advent calendar!

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[Kitten-whiskers Administrator]

How thoughtful 🙃 I bet that will be delicious xx

[Agoodenough in reply to Kitten-whiskers]

Yes will have to report back. Its gf too 😃

[Kitten-whiskers Administrator in reply to Agoodenough]

I noticed that 😁 so sweet of her (no pun intended)

[Hidden]

Oh Ali, that's so very thoughtful of her and even more so as she sent it from Australia. xx

[Agoodenough in reply to Hidden]

I know bless her. Very kind. And its gf!

[Hidden in reply to Agoodenough]

So lovely, what a lovely surprise xx

[oldwomaninpain]

I haven't had a milk-free choccie one ever and it must be 40 years since I even had an ordinary no choc one. I've Amazoned chocolate ones to my widespread family (Canada & NZ), my grandson also got a mini dinosaur toy one, and a scented candle one to my elderly chum I have known for nearly 65 years - Amazon is cheaper and more reliable than post from Spain esp during Covid

[Agoodenough in reply to oldwomaninpain]

That’s a lovely idea. Amazon is great for overseas gifts. Can’t wait til December so I can start trying these out!

[Bramleyb]

That's a really thoughtful of her. If anyone is craving an advent calendar and doesn't have any kind relatives in Australia there are a few available in the UK. Hotel Chocolat do 3 that are suitable for vegans. 100% chocolate, Dark Chocolate, and a Free From Milk chocolate one. NOMO also do a dairy, gluten, egg, and nut free one which sounds nice with sea salt and caramel and creamy chocs. Moo Free do a white chocolate one, I tend to find their chocolate too sweet but a white chocolate one sounds interesting. Vegan food and living did a review of some vegan calendars (not all chocolate) (although the link says 2019 it does seem to take you to this years reviews) veganfoodandliving.com/feat...