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Where can i get a dairy free advent calendar?

15 replies

camera · 19/10/2006 09:21

do they make them? and if so where from?

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nailpolish · 19/10/2006 09:36

i personally dont like advent calendars with any form of sweets or chocolate inside them

call me old fashioned but the ones with the picture behind the door (and therefore dairy free!) are far nicer than a bit of chocolate, that when youve eaten you are left with a plastic space

camera · 19/10/2006 11:00

but poor ds wants what other dc are having.

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BernieBear · 19/10/2006 11:17

I don't know, but will be watching this with interest. Would like to get one too!

JackieNoHeadJustABloodyStump · 19/10/2006 11:19

Get the sort with pockets and put in appropriate sweets/presents?

JackieNoHeadJustABloodyStump · 19/10/2006 11:23

How about this ? You'd have to check if it really was dairy free, of course...

thejozone · 30/10/2016 09:19

try D&D chocolates for a good calendar.... www.danddchocolates.com , they also have a fair few christmas ideas for dairy free diets..

MyBootsAreMuddy · 30/10/2016 09:23

Holland and Barratt do dairy free ones. Also try Moo free as I think they do advent callendars to.

BusStopBetty · 30/10/2016 09:36

There are a few other options, jelly beans, Haribo, and Swizzels, but you'd need to check the ingredients. www.bmstores.co.uk/products/christmas/christmas-confectionery/advent-calendars

PaperdollCartoon · 30/10/2016 09:38

Yes Moo Free do one. This picture is from Ocado but it's also sold in Waitrose and Sainsbury's

Where can i get a dairy free advent calendar?
228agreenend · 30/10/2016 09:42

All the major supermarkets stock dairy-free advent calandars and Christmas chocolate. Sometimes you have to grab them when you see them. Look in their free-from/allergy aisles, not among the Advent calandar shelves.

WicksEnd · 30/10/2016 09:45

Pretty sure I saw one from Asda on my FB newsfeed the other day.

shouldwestayorshouldwego · 30/10/2016 09:46

If the characters matter then get a normal one, open it carefully at the top, take the tray out, eat tip the chocolate out, wash thoroughly, melt dairy free chocolate and put it into the mould. Only works if intollerance, wouldn't risk a trace if allergy.

Teacupinastorm · 30/10/2016 09:49

Tesco do a dairy free. As do holland and barrat. They also do a dairy free selection box which we bought last year.

NoNutsPlease · 30/10/2016 09:51

I'm looking for milk and nut free. I got DC a Haribo one but its massive and way more sugar than having a small piece of chocolate.

I'm told you can order them from Kinderton?

This is our first 'free from' xmas and I'm dreading it tbh. It's so hard when one child can't have what their siblings are having.

NoNutsPlease · 30/10/2016 10:04

Sorry it's Kinnerton.

this Moo Free one looks fine though?

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