The chocolate is made with the following ingredients: ‘Colombian Chocolate (raw cane sugar, dried gluten-free oat syrup 22%, cocoa mass, cocoa butter, dried rice powder, emulsifier: sunflower lecithin, vanilla extract).’ The taste is good although there’s something I can’t put my finger on which I’m tasting. Somehow the first taste is a bit strange and then as it melts it gets better The packaging is gorgeous and the film is compostable while the box is recyclable. Very cool, especially the film! ♻️ I really like the vibe of this brand and how friendly the product and packaging are to the environment 🌱 This was a gift from the UK
Creamy Original Oat M!lk Chocolate Bar
from HIP (H!P)
3.92 (21)
VEGAN
Saved 57%
Worldwide
The Creamy Original Oat M!lk Chocolate Bar is a new product that offers a delicious and sustainable treat. Made with a blend of oat milk, this chocolate bar has a creamy and smooth texture that is reminiscent of dairy milk chocolate. The packaging is plastic-free, making it eco-friendly and stylish. Some customers have reported that the chocolate bar has a rich, milky flavor that is enjoyable. Overall, this product is a good choice for those who want to support a brand that cares about sustainability and social responsibility.
Reviews by abillion’s vegan community
Creamy and smooth chocolate! I ate years ago and don’t remember the taste aahah all I remember it the very good chocolate creamy taste tho Sustainable chocolate Dairy is scary and use 200 L more of water! So much waste. Just go vegan , choose vegan. Made with #oatmilk #plasticfree
Not a fan of this one. Way too dark or unsweet or whatever to be mylk chocolate. No little chocolate flavor. Way too thin. Just boring.
This is some of the best vegan oat milk chocolate I've tasted with a smooth creamy texture. I also like the fact that the inner wrapping is home compostable #chocolate #vegan #plantbased #plasticfree
I was quite disappointed in this chocolate bar. The taste was quite neutral, not sure if it's because I haven't had milk chocolate in a while and forgot what it tastes like, or if it's just this brand that I don't like. Anyway, I think I'll stick with dark chocolate from now on.
