LindtCLASSIC RECIPE Hazelnut Vegan Chocolate Bar, 100g - Smooth Vegan Oat Chocolate with Gently Roasted Hazelnut Pieces

Such a lovely, rich chocolate bar. The hazelnut is strong but not overpowering and is so tasty. The chocolate melts perfectly in your mouth, and the chocolate is strong unlike some other vegan chocolates! On the more expensive side but is so worth it as a treat every now and then! Would recommend.

Finally a bar of chocolate i can enjoy .I've tried so many and yet to find one that doesn't have a funny after taste or texture ,until today I really recommend it, will be reordering again straight yes to the vegan chocolate 😋

I was pleasantly surprised with how nice this chocolate was.

I have a dairy allergy and I’ve tried almost every vegan choc out there at this point and none have even come close to being enjoyingly edible.Despite the cost I decided to try this, and I am pleasantly surprised. As with most vegan chocs there is a heavy almond / nutty taste, however, the important thing is it is smooth!! Very easy on the tongue and no bitterness / overuse of sweeteners atall. I have happily sat and munched on this while watching Netflix and didn’t feel like I was missing out. :-)

A but pricey, but if you’re looking for something suitable with those allergies or intolerances of yours, this is about the best you’re going to find.

My daughter and grandaughter loved this chocolate! Highly recommended

This is a review for the plain vegan milk chocolate Lindt bar.So whenever I compare dairy free milk chocolate, I compare it to asda's own brand of dairy free choc buttons, as they have everything I want from milk chocolate. They're creamy, sweet like commercial chocolate and basically taste like the made-with-dairy milk chocolate I used to have.This product is good, but for the original price I expected more. I am glad I only paid £1.50 for this as I can't imagine being happy paying £3 for this.Pros- creamier than most dairy free chocolate I've had that claimed to be milk chocolate (nomo, love raw... Don't get me wrong I still like love raw but their milk chocolate needs a little work)- a strong pleasant oat taste- sweet, but not too sweet, so if you looking for something as sweet as commercial chocolate, this isn't it. However it is much sweeter than other dairy free chocolates I've had, it satisfied my sugar addiction so that's a big plus for me as I've struggled finding a dairy free choc bar that isnt scared of sugar.Cons- the creaminess isn't as melt-in-your-mouth as I expected, and seeing as this is Lindt and this bar shares the same price tag as their dairy chocolates, I expected a better quality.- the strong oat taste is to my liking but it's really strong and it lingers, so while I don't mind it, if you don't like the taste of oats, you may dislike this bar. Also it's pleasant to me, but I can absolutely see how someone could dislike this tatse, it's a certain maltness, I think it comes from the oat drink powder they use.So even though the pros outweigh the cons, I still wouldn't buy it at full price because it's just too expensive for what it is. I'd probably try the hazelnut one when that's on offer too, just to give it a go, some reviews say that has a better tatse.Edit:Just looked at some other reviews and a few are questioning it being vegan but saying 'may inc milk ' and that really does depend on what type of vegan you are. The phrase 'may Include milk' is used on packaging of products that weren't made with milk but were made in the same factory as other products with milk. If you have an allergy then I completely understand why you wouldn't try it, but as a vegan, the way I see it, as long as milk isn't a listed ingredient then I don't mind. If you're going to avoid products simply because they're made near milk, you'd really be limiting yourself but it is ultimately your choice.

Daughter vegan pressie and was told “bliss” - so am guessing that went down well !!Back for more…..