Vegan chocolate and vegan-friendly chocolates

Eating vegan has long since ceased to mean doing without. In fact, humans are not born vegans. For many, enjoying a delicious milk chocolate is more than a dear memory of childhood. If you decide to go vegan , there are inevitable restrictions. When it comes to chocolate, the bottom line is mostly dark chocolate - not always everyone's taste. However, there are more and more good alternatives. Chocolate is and remains a part of quality of life!

How do I recognize vegan chocolate?

Chocolate is naturally vegan because it is the seed of the cocoa plant. If chocolate does not contain any animal products besides cocoa and cocoa butter (and possibly sugar), such as milk or "pure butter fat", it also remains vegan. A look at the list of ingredients provides information!

"May contain traces of ... ".

This notice can now be found on many products. Some consumers find this misleading because they think that these ingredients might be included. Perhaps a hint like: "Manufactured in a company that also ... processes" would be more meaningful. In fact, this notice is only intended for allergy sufferers , for whom even the smallest amounts ("traces") of these products can be critical. If this could give vegans the impression, for example, that the food is not vegan, this is accepted.
Unintentional "contamination" by, for example, traces of powder dust flying through the air (eg flour, milk powder dust, dust from hazelnut, etc. - as is generally the case with flower, tree and grass pollen) cannot be completely avoided despite perfect hygiene. Therefore, a food that does not contain milk in the list of ingredients, for example, can be considered and described as completely vegan despite the statement "may contain traces of milk ...".

Vegan-friendly labeling

In addition to the "Vegan" logo for products that have been declared vegan by the manufacturer, you will also find a "vegan-friendly" label. This logo is used by us if the product does not contain any animal products (e.g. milk) in the list of ingredients. Why are we doing this There are some countries (e.g. Denmark) that explicitly forbid advertising obvious product features. The customer can finally see with a look at the ingredients list that the product does not contain any animal ingredients. While we can understand this, we would still like to give our customers assistance "at first glance" that the products are, for example, without milk. This also includes products that the allergy sufferer Note: "May have traces of ..." (see previous paragraph).

Vegan chocolate and numerous other vegan temptations

Vegan people are more aware of their diet, yet they like to snack just as much as others. Here with us you will not only find what you are looking for, but the wide range on offer gives you the freedom to choose. Among other things, we offer vegan organic chocolate such as the “Raspberry Nib Crunch” from Taza, but also vegan spreads. Start the day with the "Peacetazie" spread from the Hamburg-based company Brandgut. For special moments, we recommend that you always have the award-winning creamy champagne truffles from the Booja Booja Company ready in the refrigerator, because they can be kept for up to four weeks ex works. Fortunately, everyone can take part in these vegan sweets and order them here at Chocolats-de-luxe.de!

Discover vegan chocolate and other vegan delicacies to pamper and enjoy in the diverse range of Chocolats-de-luxe.de!