Bett’r Bio Peanut Butter Cups. 100% Vegan, Gluten Free and Lactose Free - 12 x 39 g

Great item, kids are happy but box was missing one pack.11 items in bow and box was not sealed.

This is the third box of these butter nut cups I have bought and the third I have not be able to return despite them being inedible. The three separate cups are all melted together and slipped to one side of the packaging. They had been stored on their side in a hot place. The delivery was into my hands so they were not left in my postbox and I only ordered them yesterday so they had not been left anywhere else other than where they had been stored. This is actually the third box of these which has arrived like this and I have been unable to return any of them.Very disappointed

These are chocolaty with a tang of bitterness and just nutty flavoured enough to be able to discern the peanut aspect..and hooray they are lactose free.The outer shell is firm like a proper chocolate and the inner is a soft but not overly runny peanut butter.Is lactose free dairy free though?Well in this case yes as they are vegan friendly , no milk element in the ingredients at all, so if you are dairy intolerant like me ,rather than just lactose intolerant, they are fine to eat.They come in a packs of 3 'cups' and the packs are in a box of 12 so 36 cups in all.I did think I would try one and share two but they are quite yummy and Im afraid I ate all 3 with a cuppa.Perfect for a snack.The cups are 13g each and each contains 4.7g of carbs (for those following keto)The sweetening is from coconut sugarObviously they have nuts in and may have traces of sesame seedsIf you are used to milk chocolate you might find them leaning towards the strong side cocoa flavourwise.I like them very much ,though at £1.58 for a pack with 3 cups in, I might have to keep them as treat time snacks.Shelf life is just over a year from now.

These taste brilliant, they are gluten free, lactose free and vegan, the texture, taste and consistency is great. There are 12 packs and 3 of the cups in each pack. They taste sweet but not too sweet, it's perfect for people who do like sweet treats but not sickly sweet. You can really taste the peanut butter and they are very moreish. I would even recommend them for people who don't normally eat gluten free, lactose free or vegan as they stand on their own as a really nice treat.They don't come with any fancy packaging, once opened it's just three cups next to each other. I did notice in between packs there is an inconsistency in look, it doesn't change the taste but sometimes the pattern around the chocolate is better than others.I'm quite surprised how nice these taste, they are sweet but not too sweet. I don't regularly have vegan, gluten and lactose free foods but I have to say these are really yummy. In fact the whole box has now nearly gone, just one pack left and i think that is probably the biggest praise, iv wanted to eat them. I absolutely love the taste, the level of sweetness is perfect for me,

Although not to everyones liking, I particularly love peanut butter cups. These ones aren't quite as deep as others on the market, but have a lovely peanut flavour which is offset nicely by the slight bitter taste of the chocolate. They're very easy to eat and quite moorish.To add to the above, they're also great for vegans, and both gluten and lactose free, so perfect for anyone with particular dietary requirements.The box contain 12 packs, each with 3 cups inside. Priced at 18.99, they're a tad on the expensive side.My biggest gripe has to be with the condition to which they arrived. Most had been melted to some degree and about 5 packs were severely melted together to the point that it was difficult to remove them from the packaging :( They'd solidified on arrival, so I have no idea at what point this could've happened, but it was quite disappointing.

Not entirely guilt free but I don't really care as they are SO GOOD! They may be a bit sickly for some but if like me you enjoy sweet things then you'll love these. They are 82 calories per butter cup which works out at 246 calories per pack. Buying them in bulk works out at about £1.45 per pack (currently they are priced at £17.49) which works out cheaper than if you was to buy them single. If you're looking for a tasty treat that's gluten free then look no further. Just be warned you may want to demolish the box!

Beware! These are not gluten free or at least the last box I ordered weren't. They list oat milk powder in the ingredients (previously coconut cream) but no mention of gluten free oats. As a coeliac this is completely unacceptable.

They're good-ish BUT the chocolate isn't the best taste & could certainly be improved! I love chocolate & peanut butter but there is way too much chocolate to peanut butter ratio, in some places the chocolate touched from one side to another, the flavour was very weird...i prefer the branded chocolate cups.