Vegan Copycat Candy Bars (taste just the same!)

To be fair, most of us are not going to bother making our own chocolate bars. But you do wish to have a bash, there are plenty of recipes online. They are all pretty simple, you just recreate whatever the bar is:

Vegan Twix (Rainbow Nourishments – chocolate-covered shortbread).

Avoid caffeine (in chocolate and coffee chocolate) if pregnant or nursing. Keep chocolate (plus nuts, nutmeg and dried fruits away from pets.

Also avoid chocolates sweetened with xylitol (this birch sweetener is not just lethal in leftovers for animal friends if dropped, but also bad for your tummy).

Before recycling cans, rinse then remove lids (pop ring-pulls over holes). Then step on cans to ‘pinch’ inner rims together, to avoid wildlife getting trapped. 

Healthy Kit Kats

Healthy Kit Kats (wafers covered in chocolate). Conventional kit-kats (even the vegan ones) now contain palm oil. It was removed after a campaign, but silented added back in again.

Vegan Snickers Bars

Snickers Bars (Ela Vegan) has chocolate-covered peanut nougat). An easy version of one of the world’s most popular chocolate bars. Some recipes on this site use xylitol sweetener – never use this near pets.

Vegan Bounty bars

Bounty Bars (Ela Vegan 0 chocolate covered dessicated coconut). Even dark chocolate Bounty Bars are not vegan.

Vegan Mars Bars

Mars Bars (Addicted to Dates – chocolate-covered nougat and caramel). A recipe by a classically-trained Irish chef.

Vegan Ferrero Rocher 

Vegan ferrero rocher (Ela Vegan – chocolate-covered hazelnuts). The original are not posh at all, despite the belief that ‘you’re spoiling us, ambassador!’) They are a cheap mix of palm oil, milk fats and refined sugar. And notoriously over-packaged, each one in a gold foil within a gold foil box.