Dairy free 'chocolate' Easter Eggs???

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waitrose do the terence stamp dairy/wheat free range,i got ds a choc easter bunny last yr,more expensive than yr average egg,but scrummy.if you put terence stamp into a asearch engine youll be able to locate his products.hth

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Where have whizzers gone? I used to get them in Sainsbury's but they have disappeared since the freefrom range was introduced.

Kinnerton actually do a dairy free/nut free egg in a Bart Simpson box. It is a dark chocolate egg but only 50% cocoa solids so not quite as bitter as 'adult' dark chocolate. The egg comes with jellies so it is a proper kid's egg. Green and Black also do Plain and Maya Gold eggs which contain no milk ingredients.

All are available in larger Sainsbury stores, some health food shops or from www.soya2u.co.uk.

D&D chocolates also do dark chocolate or carob easter goodies and I believe they have a web site now.

Agree with jimjams ....where have whizzers gone my dd is down to the last half of a bag and have not managed to find any anywhere.Our last pack we found on a hospital visit to Oswestry and stopped at there Sainsburys but that was in November......fingers crossed we are in Oswestry again next month!!!!
Am going to search for a dairy free egg though...last year mummy and daddy helped eat the egg and dd had the sweets

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You can also get the green & blacks ones at waitrose.

I used to buy Whizzers from my local Holland & Barrett. HTH.

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the dairy free version of smarties although they are not as brightly coloured hth

Green and Blacks dark chocolate is dairy-free and suitable for vegans.

Eggs are avialable from large supermarkets and organic shops. HTH