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Easter is just around the corner. If you're as loco for cocoa as me, you're probably already drooling over the idea of a long weekend devouring chocolate. But we couldn't wait that long... We're getting into the spirit of Easter early and are giving away a delicious cruelty-free Easter pack to one Unleashed member now. Read on to find out how this lucky person could be you ;)
While Easter can be a sweet deal for us, it's often a sour deal for animals. But it doesn't have to be. By going dairy-free you can be sure to have an awesome Easter while also being sweet to animals.
Here's why...
Because dairy-free chocolate is amazing!
Don't take my word for it. If you're a chocoholic, you owe it to yourself to try Bonvita Rice Milk Chocolate (they even do white chocolate!). And that's just the tip of the iceberg. There are loads of other delicious dairy-free chocolates out there.
Then there's this...
Most Aussies don't realise that over 700,000 dairy calves (called 'bobby calves') are killed as 'waste products' in the dairy industry every year. But going dairy-free means chocolate doesn't have to be a death sentence for dairy calves.
You might even be surprised how easy ditching dairy can be. Not only is there a great range of dairy-free chocolates in most supermarkets, we've got the (dairy-free)-cream of the crop in the Unleashed shop, to make it super-easy for you to get the perfect prezzies to put on your own wishlist this Easter!. Check out these goodies:
How amazing are they! And what's even more amazing is you could score one of these for free. Just tell us who you'd most like to share dairy-free chocolate with and why. Leave a comment below, and the best answer will score an 'Easter Chicken Gift Pack', including 2 delicious bonvita rice milk egg packs and an adorable chick adoption.
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2nd April 2012 And the winner is ....*em* who plans on using this choccie to start a new dairy-free chocolate addiction in her workplace!
Huge thanks to everyone who entered the comp - what a generous bunch you all are!
Don't be too disappointed if you missed out - remember you can grab dairy-free chocolate in most supermarkets in the health food aisle... See it must be good for us!
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Reality: I'd have it all to myself because I'm a chocoholic
Or I'd share a dairy free chocolate with Joseph Kony, take a photo of him eating it, send it to the tabloids so that they write about the irony, perhaps headlining "JOSEPH KONY VEGAN?" which will prompt people to google veganisim and become aware of the facts!
& My husband, but let's be honest here, that would involve me eating all the chocolate.
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Woody Harrelson (no.2), because he was successful in making the set of Zombieland environmentally conscious, as well as making the director sustain a dairy free diet for a week (who succeeded in this and maintained a vegetarian diet for 11 months!)
I miss her
I know one person who needs them -
I would share with my (non veg/vegan) ex-husband so he can taste why I'll never change for him or anyone else!
P.S. I'd share it with my boyfriend. Because I want him to vegetarian and all the great foods I give him just brings him one step closer!
I think these chocolates would be alot more special to him then any other ordinary chocolate!
They all try to convince me to eat meat and refuse to believe that vegan food is delicious. Despite at Christmas time they all scoffed my tofu stirfry.
By tempting them with delicious dairy free chocolate I hope that they may rethink going vegan for a week for my birthday.
I would love to share this with her so she can see vegans don't 'miss out' on anything, and surprise her friends. I would also like her to know how cool it was that she thought about this and asked.
Id keep it all just for ME,
A self-confessed chocoholic,
New to this chocolate dairy-free!
1. because I love her and love making her happy
2. because she is a non-vegetarian/vegan and is difficult to convince of the quality of vegan foods
3. because if I didn't I'm sure I'd get in trouble
I love vegan/vegetarian options for holidays, and my eggplant parmagiana (vegetarian) is a family favourite maybe these choccies could become one too.
come to visit me, they land on my door, and wait for there breakfast, lol so very beautiful they are, I would very much like to share with them, but since they are not able to eat chocolate, I would have to eat them all my self!! lol
thank you animals australia for all the wonderful work that you do to help all the little animals great and small, they are my life!!
Nothing would make me more proud or existentially happy.
A much more healthier option for those who like to indulge,
Yes my boy is one of them as you can tell from his belly bulge.
He has done so much for me, from giving me a place to live when I had no where to go to simply going out of his way to support some of my crazy hippie habits.
I just think that it would make him that little bit happier and that's all I really want to see
2. I would like to share the chocolates with my best friend Preethi whose birthday is on Easter Sunday (we are both vege and care so much about animals)
I would also share some dairy-free chocolate love with my family and friends who I am hosting for on Good Friday this year and try to get them into some vegan alternatives. No-one else in my close family and friends circle is vegan but a few have go vegetarian after years of my telling them the stories of animal cruelty and cooking delicious vego meals for them. Hopefully I can get some more of them to change their minds with a cruelty-free easter and make them see how tasty dairy-free really is! So let's all kick ass for the animals this easter!
But I would share the eggs with my friends and family to show them that vegan eggs are no diffrent to milk eggs