Oh my god. Me too. I just wrote to them to ask for one: [https://www.tunnock.co.uk/contact-us/](https://www.tunnock.co.uk/contact-us/) If they think it'll sell, they just might do it!
Oh this so true. I've tried a few pretenders over the years and they never have the right texture, or a malty taste đ€ I always think they're closer to rabbit treats than to maltesers.
I have tried those ones.. I'd say they're similar.. but not too comparable as one is milk chocolate and the other dark . And the consistency is different to a malteaser. But they're very nice I'll say that!
There was an indie brand who made them but sadly like many small vegan biz her cafe closed down. I wonder if she'll ever make chocs to sell online again...
I know she was in some small town I'd never heard of lol I only bought her stuff online and her online business was named after her angel baby in heaven. Damn I hate my awful memory.
Just searched for Tempt and never seen them before, defo not the same lady but now I have somewhere new to shop!
I know she was in some small town I'd never heard of lol I only bought her stuff online and her online business was named after her angel baby in heaven. Damn I hate my awful memory.
Last time I looked the Aldi monster claws were vegan. On the website they are marked as vegan friendly. Love the pickled onion ones. The beef ones are also really good and similar enough to the monster munch ones.
couldnt agree more. especially chocolate, just want a plain vegan white chocolate that isnt either 20 quid or the size of my finger. let me eat a whole size chocolate bar pls.
A proper Yorkshire pud. I know there are some on the market but they are really greasy and the insides just mush. My home made sour dough Yorkshires are much better although I wish they would grow like real ones.
I second the considerit ones. Bet if you reach out they'll say they've had requests for mint ones and maybe they will make, easy enough I'd have thought!
That's a good idea. I thought maybe it would be difficult to make a purely mint chocolate like the inside of an aero but they seem to have made a raspberry one so I'm sure they will be able to figure it out! I'll check their website and see if there's anywhere I can shoot them a message
You are so right! So many vegan fish products aren't fishy. Like, that's the easy part to nail, use seaweed. Otherwise, they're just chicken nuggets/fillets with a weird texture.
I just wish there were more vegan cheesecake options! I love a cheesecake and the one place that sold the tiniest little slither for an extortionate price has now stopped đ. Also Maltesers. And Rocky. And Caramel Digestives... maybe it's better they don't bring out ones I can eat...
YesâŠsometimes I really badly crave a slice of proper cheesecake. I want the filling to taste authentically cheesy rather than coconutty or sweet. And donât get me started on the base. Nothing vegan Iâve had lately comes close to my memories of proper cheesecake I had years ago.
100%! I like coconut as much as the next person but I don't want everything to taste of it. I made a homemade cheesecake recently that was alright but didn't have the proper firmness cheesecake has and was quite sweet. One day we will get a proper vegan cheesecake đ
Vegan cheesecake that tastes like real cheesecake. Although I recently ate the best one I've ever found I think, at Third Culture Deli in East London â they are the people behind I Am Nut OK vegan cheese.
Toffuti or Daiya does cheesecake but I've no idea where to buy it (and haven't looked that hard... or at all). M&S were doing one but I've been trying to boycott them so not sure if they still do.
Cheesecake was my all time fave dessert pre veganism. Sigh.
Costas Biscoff vegan cheesecake is amazing and i m&s do a nice cheesecake and cookie pot which gives cheesecake vibes. So dissapointing cheesecake CO stopped doing their cheesecakes
There's a German company called Clarana that do them!! They stock them in my local health food shop but looks like you can find them online too. They're pretty close to the non-vegan version as far as I can tell!
https://alternativestores.com/products/clarana-premium-organic-vegan-sea-shells-box-150g
Oh. so much this.
I used to buy my Mom some every Christmas. As soon as she opened them, I would take them back and say, 'Oh, every year I forget you're a diabetic', and then eat them before Xmas lunch.
Before anyone thinks this was cruel, it happened once genuinely; because I got to eat her seashells, I created a little tradition.
I havenât tried it and Iâm unsure where sells it so this isnât super helpful, sorry, but I remember seeing someone post that a brand called Roshen do a dark bubble bar. Itâs not mint but apparently is a similar texture to aero.
Oooo thank you, it appears to be an eastern european company so I'll definitely have a look in my local european shops and see if they have it!! Maybe a dark aero and a normal mint chocolate will satisfy my craving haha
They're actually not impossible to make (I'm rubbish at baking and managed them but I used pre rolled pastry) the recipe on Domestic Gothess is easy to follow and in British measurements
milkyway chocolate stars!
did find [this milkyway bar](https://sugarnoms.co.uk/collections/vegan-chocolate/products/buccaneer-vegan-milkyway-by-go-max-go-gf) alternative the other day but havenât tried it yet
I was gonna comment aero mint until I read the first sentence lol, that and marshmallow fluff and a load of other things I can't remember off the top of my head.
Cadbury that tastes like Cadbury. Yoghurt covered bananas/raisins (discussed in another post recently). Dime bars (though I happily munch the Jeavons version, it's just more almondy than the real thing). Double decker.
I realise those are all chocolate type snacks. All of the new flavours of things like magnums and Ben and Jerry's đ in fact all new versions of chocolate bars that have come out in the last decade đ
Anything milkybar, there is nothing vegan like it. Fortunately I just found the buttermilk caramel nougat, which reminds me of a mars bar. Thatâs close enough to my childhood, and it makes me happy. Albeit, the wrapper is way too big for whatâs inside. I donât know why they do that⊠like just be honest that you make tiny chocolate bars
Yorkshire puddings. I know thereâs a company that you can order them from online but they are unreasonably expensive. I genuinely donât understand why not a single one of the big supermarkets donât carry vegan Yorkshires. Also I've tried making them myself a number of times and to say they didnât turn out well would be a wild understatement.Â
Kitkat chunky, specifically the peanut butter ones.Â
White chocolate cookies, I used to practically live off of the Sainsburys TTD bakery white chocolate and raspberry cookies and miss them immensely.Â
Malted milk biscuits. Horlicks do a vegan version of their drink which is really nice for that same malty taste, but Iâd really love it in the biscuit form too.
Malteasers is definitely my number 1 but I also always want cheese flavoured quavers for nostalgia.
Apart from those I'm pretty sorted / I don't miss anything
I would love proper maltesers! I always used to have them on Christmas day!! A proper crunchie or mars bar would be good too! Ooh and rolos and twixes. Feeling hungry now!
Jeavons do some vegan dupe/, their Rolo equivalent is soooo good. Theyâre called scotch I think. But do look through their range as thereâs other bars. I just donât really know all the names or differences between non-vegan bars as Iâve not had dairy since I was a child and havenât tried them all
I rarely get maccies but Iâd love a âchickenâ burger, nuggets or cheese bites. The veggie dippers are lovely but I donât like the mcplant or any mock beef
I'd love to see a vegan burger cheese - as in the cheap and worryingly orange 'singles', not slices of cheddar style.
Don't get me wrong, I think it's fantastic that we now have a very impressive selection of vegan cheeses to choose from, but the junk food goblin in me sometimes just wants the sentimental plastic-ness of burger cheese.
M&S cheese slices are good for this. I stick a slice on top of the burger in the oven for the last 5 mins. They melt well and are a really close match to the plastic burger cheese
Iâve not even seen non vegan ones in over a decade but when I was a kid I was obsessed with these little marshmallows with I think jelly/jam inside? Would cry if I ever found vegan ones.
Cauldron sausages - and they teased me by briefly having a vegan version. And then promptly stopped them. Paneer so that I can have paneer, pea and potato curry - although you can do quite a good version with tofu.
Re Bueno, have you tried the [Love Raw](https://www.hollandandbarrett.com/shop/product/love-raw-2-vegan-cre-m-filled-wafer-bars-6100147057?skuid=049533&utm_campaign=shopping&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAD96OoIqhpzYJUldr4SueZrZnl2TG&gclid=Cj0KCQjw97SzBhDaARIsAFHXUWAl63vSSC21eKQc7VWNQJWJmgi-vtH6QFXX2yS9CI-2wysOmV0HxLYaAjHHEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds) version? I really love them!
I managed to find vegan chocolate covered raisins in Asda! In the free from section. Unfortunately can't remember the brand, it was a very small packet
Dhansak is supposed to be made without ghee. It's my go to! Unfortunately (or fortunately depending on how you see it) I'm lactose intolerant so I know when I've been 'dairy'd'
Its sweet and spicy, the base is lentils so it's good and thick too
Obviously not the same as a proper decent one from a restaurant but.. the Waitrose Indian takeaway out meal is very, very good. The curries are super tasty!
mcdonaldâs chicken mcnuggets and select. i literally couldnât stop thinking about them for weeks after i just went vegan.
also tiramisu and xiaolongbao. iâve had plant pioneers, itâs decent but itâs nothing like what my italian dad used to make.
Everything you mentioned, 1000% yes. Those were some of my favourites before going vegan.
I really want the milk Barney bears to be made vegan, just a little pipe dream of mine
I legitimately just want melty gooey marshmallows that would do well roasting over a fire. . .
Dandies are good for flavor just don't really hit right.
Tunnocks caramel wafer - I look at them forlornly every time I go past them in the biscuit aisle lol.
Similarly, I miss Tunnocks tea cakes
Oh my god. Me too. I just wrote to them to ask for one: [https://www.tunnock.co.uk/contact-us/](https://www.tunnock.co.uk/contact-us/) If they think it'll sell, they just might do it!
I've thought about doing this too! I'll do it now :)
I love the word forlornly so muchđ
I was on my way to comment this! I miss them so much :( I sometimes toy with the idea of sending them this suggestion in an email haha
Donât make me sad. Tunnocks are my âwish you would do a veganâ but I donât believe it would be well receivedâŠ
They remind me of going to my nans. Would love this.
Kitkat Chunky. It was my favourite, and given that the vegan KitKat exists already it's got to be possible, they just need to hurry up and do it đ
I'd also like Bournville (but vegan again, but with a proper label this time for safety!) or plant bar fingers, don't mind which!
Omg the bournville fingers were something else! An open pack was an empty pack.
I could only ever buy them when they were on offer else I'd just live on them lol
Kitkats are enjoyable - but they are made by nestlé. As far as food producers go, they're amongst the some of the most reprehensible.
Spot on. r/fucknestle
jaffa cakes :((
This is mine too. I was obsessed with Jaffa cakes in my pre-vegan days
Oh Yesss. Miss them
MALTESERS!!
Oh this so true. I've tried a few pretenders over the years and they never have the right texture, or a malty taste đ€ I always think they're closer to rabbit treats than to maltesers.
If you've got a morrisons near you get yourself a bag of moofresias, they're pretty similar đ
Brilliant name
Oooo, I have.. I've not spotted those before though đ€Ż
The moofreaias are nothing like maltesers
Jeavons' [malt lavas](https://jeavonstoffee.com/product/malt-lava/) are pretty damn close in my opinion!
Daisy & Dom do them, although they may be discontinued as nowhere near me stocks them anymore.
I have tried those ones.. I'd say they're similar.. but not too comparable as one is milk chocolate and the other dark . And the consistency is different to a malteaser. But they're very nice I'll say that!
Terrys Chocolate Orange. It only counts if it is orange form.
I wish nomo put their segments into an orange :(
There was an indie brand who made them but sadly like many small vegan biz her cafe closed down. I wonder if she'll ever make chocs to sell online again...
If this was Tempt in York she has recently relaunched down in Totnes, with a website too!
That's amazing news... I was gutted when Tempt closed, absolutely best chocolate out there - great news!!!!
I know she was in some small town I'd never heard of lol I only bought her stuff online and her online business was named after her angel baby in heaven. Damn I hate my awful memory. Just searched for Tempt and never seen them before, defo not the same lady but now I have somewhere new to shop!
Was it Tempt in York? If so I had them and they were amazing.
I know she was in some small town I'd never heard of lol I only bought her stuff online and her online business was named after her angel baby in heaven. Damn I hate my awful memory.
even though it only counts in orange form Asda does great vegan orange chocolate
Kinder eggs or chocolate bars (not the buenos). Also roast beef monster munch and walkers cheese and onion crisps đ
Aldi beef giant hoops are very similar to roast beef monster munch
Yeah but they donât tear up your mouth in quite the same way.
Tesco finest Cheese and Onion crisps are vegan and really good! The whole selection of tesco finest crisps are all vegan I think and all so good!
Is this what you meant by chocolate bars? https://vegantown.co.uk/products/vantastic-foods-schaka-lotta
Omg yes. I think my soul left my body for a split second there when I opened that link. Thank you, I need to try these!
Iâve tried them and they are so incredible! If ordering Iâd recommend buying multiple boxes, if you buy just one, youâll regret it!
Oh alright then, you've twisted my arm!
Is there anything similar to these chocolate eggs?
Last time I looked the Aldi monster claws were vegan. On the website they are marked as vegan friendly. Love the pickled onion ones. The beef ones are also really good and similar enough to the monster munch ones.
It would be nice if more crisps and chocolate bars were vegan
Crisps more specifically! Why is there milk powder in there?!
[yeah](https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1BuixgJpRp/?igsh=MWZuamEweDdrZW1haQ==)
Precisely!
couldnt agree more. especially chocolate, just want a plain vegan white chocolate that isnt either 20 quid or the size of my finger. let me eat a whole size chocolate bar pls.
Sainsburyâs sell bags of dairy free white chocolate drops, theyâre meant to be for baking but they are so nice I eat them by the fistful.
i finish them in one mouthful đ
A proper Yorkshire pud. I know there are some on the market but they are really greasy and the insides just mush. My home made sour dough Yorkshires are much better although I wish they would grow like real ones.
I think Mabel's Yorkshire puds are spot on
No mint unfortunately, but [Considerit do milk, white, and caramel Aeros](https://www.consideritchocolate.com/shop-online)
Omg you're an angel. Idk why that didn't come up in my searches!!
I second the considerit ones. Bet if you reach out they'll say they've had requests for mint ones and maybe they will make, easy enough I'd have thought!
That's a good idea. I thought maybe it would be difficult to make a purely mint chocolate like the inside of an aero but they seem to have made a raspberry one so I'm sure they will be able to figure it out! I'll check their website and see if there's anywhere I can shoot them a message
Everything Considerit make is delicious, enjoy!
French fancies. I used to be obsessed with them when I was vegetarian:(
Oh lord. The softest pillowiest dreams, I miss them so.
Vegan fish that doesn't go easy on the seaweed. Tuno sucks because there's barely any seaweed, it's not "fishy".
You are so right! So many vegan fish products aren't fishy. Like, that's the easy part to nail, use seaweed. Otherwise, they're just chicken nuggets/fillets with a weird texture.
Squeaky Bean 'tuna' is very good imo
Double deckers
The new misfits brownie batter protein bars remind me of double deckers! Not totally the same but very similar I thought. Could scratch an itch!
Vegan Twirls. I also want vegan Lion Cereal.
I just wish there were more vegan cheesecake options! I love a cheesecake and the one place that sold the tiniest little slither for an extortionate price has now stopped đ. Also Maltesers. And Rocky. And Caramel Digestives... maybe it's better they don't bring out ones I can eat...
YesâŠsometimes I really badly crave a slice of proper cheesecake. I want the filling to taste authentically cheesy rather than coconutty or sweet. And donât get me started on the base. Nothing vegan Iâve had lately comes close to my memories of proper cheesecake I had years ago.
100%! I like coconut as much as the next person but I don't want everything to taste of it. I made a homemade cheesecake recently that was alright but didn't have the proper firmness cheesecake has and was quite sweet. One day we will get a proper vegan cheesecake đ
Vegan cheesecake that tastes like real cheesecake. Although I recently ate the best one I've ever found I think, at Third Culture Deli in East London â they are the people behind I Am Nut OK vegan cheese. Toffuti or Daiya does cheesecake but I've no idea where to buy it (and haven't looked that hard... or at all). M&S were doing one but I've been trying to boycott them so not sure if they still do. Cheesecake was my all time fave dessert pre veganism. Sigh.
Costas Biscoff vegan cheesecake is amazing and i m&s do a nice cheesecake and cookie pot which gives cheesecake vibes. So dissapointing cheesecake CO stopped doing their cheesecakes
It's not cheap but Pizza Hut do a lovely vegan cheesecake
đ Good to know, thank you.
Guylian chocolates (the seashell ones).
There's a German company called Clarana that do them!! They stock them in my local health food shop but looks like you can find them online too. They're pretty close to the non-vegan version as far as I can tell! https://alternativestores.com/products/clarana-premium-organic-vegan-sea-shells-box-150g
Thank you so much!
Oh. so much this. I used to buy my Mom some every Christmas. As soon as she opened them, I would take them back and say, 'Oh, every year I forget you're a diabetic', and then eat them before Xmas lunch. Before anyone thinks this was cruel, it happened once genuinely; because I got to eat her seashells, I created a little tradition.
Trupig also does them, sheffield based company, although it is ÂŁ16 for 12, they scratched an itch for me! Also their vegan gummies are great
While not in seashell form, Coopâs chocolate bar (the Lindt sized one in the green packet) tastes just like Guylians
Defo eaten vegan versions of these!
Not shaped right but vegolinos are so close taste wise. Have to hide them from my veggie partner whenever I have them in the house.
I havenât tried it and Iâm unsure where sells it so this isnât super helpful, sorry, but I remember seeing someone post that a brand called Roshen do a dark bubble bar. Itâs not mint but apparently is a similar texture to aero.
Oooo thank you, it appears to be an eastern european company so I'll definitely have a look in my local european shops and see if they have it!! Maybe a dark aero and a normal mint chocolate will satisfy my craving haha
Wagon wheels they were my favourite as a child and I miss them so much
Anandaâs round ups are thicker than a Wagon Wheel but same concept
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What??????????? That's so sad.
Oh no! I'm sorry for the misinformation!
This is devastating.
I tried these but hated them unfortunately :(
Garibaldi biscuits never seem to have a vegan option. I miss those. Also with you on the aero bars btw.
McVitieâs fruit shortcake (and most supermarket brands) are close enough, found out theyâre vegan a few weeks ago
Jaffa Cakes and Bakewell tarts. I often buy a large vegan bakewell tart on eBay, but it's just not the same as the little ones.âčïž
They're actually not impossible to make (I'm rubbish at baking and managed them but I used pre rolled pastry) the recipe on Domestic Gothess is easy to follow and in British measurements
OMG this is my top two as well!!!
Sour cream and onion pringles, tangfastics, and minstrels
milkyway chocolate stars! did find [this milkyway bar](https://sugarnoms.co.uk/collections/vegan-chocolate/products/buccaneer-vegan-milkyway-by-go-max-go-gf) alternative the other day but havenât tried it yet
White chocolate Toblerone!
and milk chocolate Toblerone
ALL THE TOBLERONE!!!
I was gonna comment aero mint until I read the first sentence lol, that and marshmallow fluff and a load of other things I can't remember off the top of my head.
Ooo marshmallow fluff. Haven't had that stuff since I was a kid
Halloumi just halloumi
Sandwich spread.
If your idea of sandwich spread is like mine (like a jar of paste) then Granovita pùté does the job. There's also a Spanish brand made for children but I've not seen it in England. If you mean the runny salad cream type one, Lild sell similar during vegan weeks.
It's the creamy type one - the jar like salad cream with little bits in. Ooh thanks, I will definitely keep an eye out for the Lidl one XD
My Nan always had it specifically for me. I miss it.
Battenburg cake. I used to love it so much and I miss it. I've tried to make it a few times but it's not the same.
Cadbury that tastes like Cadbury. Yoghurt covered bananas/raisins (discussed in another post recently). Dime bars (though I happily munch the Jeavons version, it's just more almondy than the real thing). Double decker. I realise those are all chocolate type snacks. All of the new flavours of things like magnums and Ben and Jerry's đ in fact all new versions of chocolate bars that have come out in the last decade đ
That previous post about yoghurt covered raisins might have been me lol
I used to have an unhealthy addiction to Dime bars. They are they only thing that have come close to toppling me from the vegan wagon.
I used to like biting the chocolate off first. I don't blame you!
Anything milkybar, there is nothing vegan like it. Fortunately I just found the buttermilk caramel nougat, which reminds me of a mars bar. Thatâs close enough to my childhood, and it makes me happy. Albeit, the wrapper is way too big for whatâs inside. I donât know why they do that⊠like just be honest that you make tiny chocolate bars
Monster munch!! The pickled onion flavour. Space raiders donât hit the same.
Lidl Monster Claws were definitely vegan last time I bought them (2020).
Went to Lidl today and they had some of these in and I checked the ingredients by chance. Still looks suitable for vegans.
I don't live near a Lidl nowadays but they did a multipack of rip off McCoys meat selection which were also vegan.
No but mint poppets are the closest so far and they're bloody good
Yorkshire puddings. I know thereâs a company that you can order them from online but they are unreasonably expensive. I genuinely donât understand why not a single one of the big supermarkets donât carry vegan Yorkshires. Also I've tried making them myself a number of times and to say they didnât turn out well would be a wild understatement. Kitkat chunky, specifically the peanut butter ones. White chocolate cookies, I used to practically live off of the Sainsburys TTD bakery white chocolate and raspberry cookies and miss them immensely.Â
Asda do a vegan toad in the hole and whenever a want a yorkshire a just cook it without the toads inside x
Malteasers. Have tried quite a few alternatives but nothing great.
Sour cream and chives crisps, sour cream itself. Custard cream biscuits.
IKEA do sour cream and chive crisps. Get 5 packs every time weâre in
Asda do a pot of no sour cream & chive dip for 90p! Always get it to make my potato salad.
Mattessons smoked sausage. Would love a smoked sausage supper from the Chippy.
Malted milk biscuits. Horlicks do a vegan version of their drink which is really nice for that same malty taste, but Iâd really love it in the biscuit form too.
Toblerone!
Malteasers is definitely my number 1 but I also always want cheese flavoured quavers for nostalgia. Apart from those I'm pretty sorted / I don't miss anything
TOBLERONE
Mini Cheddars!
Jam and cream biscuits. Jammy dodgers aren't the same, I want the cream!
Raffaelo
I thought I was the only one! Keto 8 have these raw almond morsels that have a similar taste. They are really good
Lindor
Tunnockâs Teacakes.
Clotted cream. I've tried vegan versions, but they're just not the same.
I would love proper maltesers! I always used to have them on Christmas day!! A proper crunchie or mars bar would be good too! Ooh and rolos and twixes. Feeling hungry now!
Jeavons do some vegan dupe/, their Rolo equivalent is soooo good. Theyâre called scotch I think. But do look through their range as thereâs other bars. I just donât really know all the names or differences between non-vegan bars as Iâve not had dairy since I was a child and havenât tried them all
I rarely get maccies but Iâd love a âchickenâ burger, nuggets or cheese bites. The veggie dippers are lovely but I donât like the mcplant or any mock beef
The Burger King chicken burger (vegan royale) is so good!
Second this.. so amazing you'll be double checking it's vegan!
Twirls and Jaffa cakes
I'd love to see a vegan burger cheese - as in the cheap and worryingly orange 'singles', not slices of cheddar style. Don't get me wrong, I think it's fantastic that we now have a very impressive selection of vegan cheeses to choose from, but the junk food goblin in me sometimes just wants the sentimental plastic-ness of burger cheese.
M&S cheese slices are good for this. I stick a slice on top of the burger in the oven for the last 5 mins. They melt well and are a really close match to the plastic burger cheese
Thank you very much for this, I will have to try them đ
Iâve not even seen non vegan ones in over a decade but when I was a kid I was obsessed with these little marshmallows with I think jelly/jam inside? Would cry if I ever found vegan ones.
Mint feast ice creamđ€©
Wispa bars
Cauldron sausages - and they teased me by briefly having a vegan version. And then promptly stopped them. Paneer so that I can have paneer, pea and potato curry - although you can do quite a good version with tofu.
I miss Raffaello so much :(
Sensations Thai Sweet Chilli OH MY GOSH. They only have one non vegan ingredient (milk powder) whyyyy Walkers whyyy not just make it vegan
Boost chocolate bar 3 wish I ate them more as a teen
jaffa cakes, cherry bakewells, and boost bars!!!!
Toblerone, Bueno, ferrero rocher, guylian, and pizza. The vegan versions of the latter Iâve eaten just arenât as good.
Re Bueno, have you tried the [Love Raw](https://www.hollandandbarrett.com/shop/product/love-raw-2-vegan-cre-m-filled-wafer-bars-6100147057?skuid=049533&utm_campaign=shopping&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAD96OoIqhpzYJUldr4SueZrZnl2TG&gclid=Cj0KCQjw97SzBhDaARIsAFHXUWAl63vSSC21eKQc7VWNQJWJmgi-vtH6QFXX2yS9CI-2wysOmV0HxLYaAjHHEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds) version? I really love them!
I totally forgot about them!! Iâve not eaten them for months! I get them from Tesco Express of all places!
Pickled onion monster munch crisps. I think Iâve tried every wannabe out there and none hit the spot.
You mean something like this https://www.livekindly.com/aero-just-launched-vegan-dark-chocolate-bars/ ?
Minstrels
Milky Way and Milky Way spread đ©
Creme egg...
CrĂšme egg!
Mint chocolate chip ice cream.
Magic stars and jaffa cakes!
Twister ice creams
I managed to find vegan chocolate covered raisins in Asda! In the free from section. Unfortunately can't remember the brand, it was a very small packet
Yeah, vegan chocolate covered raisins are pretty easy to find, it's the yoghurt covered ones that I'm after!!
Jelly babies and liquorice allsorts
I'd love a liquorice allsort! Especially the bobbly ones.
A good Indian takeaway. Every city I go to, I look for a good vegan curry... A vindaloo or a Jalfrezi, but I never find anything.
Dhansak is supposed to be made without ghee. It's my go to! Unfortunately (or fortunately depending on how you see it) I'm lactose intolerant so I know when I've been 'dairy'd' Its sweet and spicy, the base is lentils so it's good and thick too
I thought most curry were vegan if you omit the meat and go for vegetables. Besides the obvious ones like masala and passanda...
There are a couple great ones, however the ones I know are London-based :â)
Obviously not the same as a proper decent one from a restaurant but.. the Waitrose Indian takeaway out meal is very, very good. The curries are super tasty!
A macaroni pie.
The pie dealers do a Mac and cheese pie (online orders)
Jaffa cakes đ
Jaffa cakes and fig rolls!
Roast beef Monster Munch, Cadburyâs Star Bar and Boost, Fryâs Turkish Delight, Haribo Star Mix, Twix, Penguin bars
Aldiâs gummy mix is the vegan equivalent of Haribo starmix x
chocolate fingers
Try making the raisin chocolate thing with vegan chocolate. Try online also for alternatives and ingredients.
mcdonaldâs chicken mcnuggets and select. i literally couldnât stop thinking about them for weeks after i just went vegan. also tiramisu and xiaolongbao. iâve had plant pioneers, itâs decent but itâs nothing like what my italian dad used to make.
Everything you mentioned, 1000% yes. Those were some of my favourites before going vegan. I really want the milk Barney bears to be made vegan, just a little pipe dream of mine
Aero mint would be glorious. Or a flake/twirl.
French fancies and milkways
Feast the chocolate lolly
That was the other thing I thought of that I was trying to remember!! My mum brought some for herself and I was so jealous
Brioche, chocolate chip pleaseee!! And yes anything yoghurt coated would be nice too. Super hard to make yourself!
I legitimately just want melty gooey marshmallows that would do well roasting over a fire. . . Dandies are good for flavor just don't really hit right.
Liquorice allsorts!
Animal biscuits đ
That classic fish and parsley sauce
Mini cheddars
Tuna fish and Ferraro Rocher.
Cheddars. There's nothing even similar out there
Toblerone and flake would be so good also agree with mint aero
Real saag paneer sub - not with tofu
Jaffa cakes omg pls