Options Vegan Belgian Hot Chocolate Drink (Multipack of 6 x 200 g Jars)

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It is made by blending soaked cashew nuts with water, cocoa (or cacao) powder, Medjool dates and spices, so not only is it delicious but it is pretty good for you too! If you don’t fancy any of those vegan pre-made powders or syrups, you can alternatively make hot chocolate from scratch at home. High-street chocolatiers Hotel Chocolat have become more vegan-friendly in recent years, and now have a full range of dairy-free hot chocolates. Made from dark chocolate, they are truly indulgent and available in several naughty flavours.

But don’t panic! We’ve got you covered, simply read on to find out the best vegan hot chocolate drinks in the UK and how to make them yourself at home. Why are some hot chocolates not vegan? However, not all hot chocolate is vegan, so there are some things you need to look out for before indulging. It’s the most scrumptious treat that kids and grown-ups alike will love! 9. Options Vegan Belgian Hot Chocolate Drink

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Simply drop the dairy-free hot chocolate ball into warm milk and enjoy an explosion of chocolate and vegan marshmallows. These animal derivatives make some hot chocolates in the supermarket non-vegan, so you will need to take a look at the ingredients when browsing the shelves! But if you don’t have time for that, keep reading to see the best vegan hot chocolate products on the market in 2022. Vegan hot chocolate toppings Our favourite vegan cream is Food Heaven’s Heavenly Whipped Spray Cream which happens to also be soya and gluten-free. But you could also whip up your own cream from Biona Coconut Whipping Cream or Elmlea Plant Double Cream.

Here are some of our favourite recipes we like to make when the weather turns cold. 1. Simple Hot Chocolate And if you’re feeling extravagant, you can add in flavourings such as vanilla extract, cinnamon or peppermint extract to take it to the next level! When making a vegan hot chocolate, you don’t have to compromise on all the extra bits that make it extra special – there’s a vegan version of almost everything!