Apparently VX London or The Vegan Shop in Manchester (both have online stores), The Vegan Tuckbox are planning to sell them online in the future.
I suppose they might make there way onto Goodness direct or Amazon at some stage.
Not my fault! They're a european brand, so I don't know, perhaps you might be able to buy them somewhere in France.No good to me.
I hope so too. You can get a healthfood store to order them in from Marigold Healthfoods.I suppose they might make there way onto Goodness direct or Amazon at some stage
Not my fault! They're a european brand, so I don't know, perhaps you might be able to buy them somewhere in France.
I hope so too. You can get a healthfood store to order them in from Marigold Healthfoods.
For vegan chocolate, they're quite good value for money, so I might buy some online at some point (especially if those places sell other chocolate/sweets I like).
This is old news, but in case anyone doesn't know...
If you type "vegan" in the Tesco online store, it now comes up with lots of products, 17 pages in my local store.
I've found lots of new things that I wouldn't have otherwise.
6 months ago, nothing came up when I typed vegan, so good progress.
I did find one thing marked as vegan, which had honey in it, so it's not always perfect though.
I saw these now stocked in my waitrose for 62pI really liked the No-moo melty one but I haven't bought Vegusto for a while.
I saw this on MoneySavingExpert, this range of soya milk is available in some 99p stores, at two for 99p at the moment.
Yeah I jut so happened to be near a 99p shop on the day moll posted about them, but can never usually get to them.
Technically not cheaper as it was 2 for 99p
But good if you just want to try one & still cheap really!
I love waitrose. The majority of items are no dearer than other supermarkets anyway.