Fairtrade Dark Chocolate Advent Calendar - Divine Chocolate - 85g

This vegan chocolate cake recipe is probably the easiest of all chocolate cake recipes. No eggs and no butter needed! Ready in 40 minutes! It takes only 10 min to prepare and 30 minutes to bake.

Soft, chewy and deliciously sweet and nutty. These balls are an easy no-bake recipe and are the perfect on the go healthy snack! AMAZEBALLS

A soft chocolate loaf with a hint of cinnamon, made without eggs or butter. Tie it with string for an easy gift.

Comforting soup the entire family will love! Find more festive ingredients on our Christmas page.

Who doesn't LOVE cookies?! Try these vegan friendly and gluten free cookies. But be warned, they are extremely moreish 😉

A simple and healthier alternative to a classic Easter treat! You can switch the cereal out for any of your choice, making this recipe gluten and vegan friendly.

Advent calendars have come a long way from a few chalk marks on a door. This year our shelves hold vegan and dairy-free chocolate calendars, a Fairtrade option, a box of grown-up truffles and four tea advent calendars for anyone who would rather start the day with a cup than a chocolate. Below yo...

Carob has quietly been a favourite in health food shops for decades, often described as a natural alternative to chocolate. But what exactly is it, how does it compare to cocoa, and is it any good? If you have spotted carob powder on the shelf and wondered whether it is worth a try, here is a com...

Doctors and dietitians will tell you that all nuts are very healthy. They are small but very powerful - packed with desirable nutrients. Nuts are a great source of healthy carbs, good protein and dietary fibre. Adding nuts to your diet will provide you with the energy you need to go through a bus...

A good Christmas tea tastes of oranges, cloves and cinnamon, much like mulled wine or gingerbread, but in a mug. It also makes an easy small present. Below we explain what goes into a Christmas tea, which of our festive blends are caffeine-free, and how to brew them well. What makes a Christmas t...

Nuts have been part of a British Christmas for generations. A bowl on the side table, a handful in the stuffing, a few walnuts cracked by the fire. Our Organic Christmas Nuts Box brings six favourites together in one gift: plenty for the festive season, and plenty left over for the new year. This...

Whether you eat nuts raw or roasted, they provide you with great health benefits. 1. Lower risk of contamination Roasting or toasting the nuts can reduce the risk of contamination. Processing any food item at high temperatures, such as cooking, baking and roasting, helps to eliminate germs and mi...