Chocolate :)

Wow, thanks for all the replies

I've been on and off dairy for a year but have finally stuck to it and haven't had dairy or eggs for about two months now..
I would buy online but my dad doesn't really trust online shopping (he's a bit old fashioned) & I don't have my own credit card coz I'm only 17.

But thanks for the suggestions everyone, looks like I've got a bit of shopping to do & I know of a few "health" food & organic shops I could try

And so begins the hunt for the greatest vegan chocolate available. This will be fun, I'll let everyone know how it goes, haha

peace.

p.s. I have tried the Lindt 70% dark chocolate. Yummy, but I have to be in the mood for dark chocolate

True true. Please tell us what you find!

Totally agree! I wish they made those Lindt balls vegan. I miss them

Gratz on going vegan I found it hard at the beginning - but then again all I was eating was toast and pasta. Why couldn't this forum have been set up earlier?!?!?

And good luck on your quest.  

Geezus no wonder you found it hard Matt LOL

This won't stay a secret for long...

We're giving away free vegan chocolate

www.unleashed.org.au/blog/2009-06/For-the-Love-of-Chocolate

Yours to claim! Quick!!

hey, in melbourne bonvita chocolate should be available at:
plush pizza in hawthorn,
flinders organics, or whatever that place is now called,
organic wholefoods brunswick on lygon street,
if you tell me your suburb i might be able to rack the back of my brain to remember if i've seen it anywhere nearby.


also:
bonvita rice milk chocolate is definetely my favourite,
but other top options include:
aldi brand dark chocolate orange and almond
Ritter Sport - Dark and marzipan (AMAZING DARK CHOCOLATE!!!)

sorry if any of that had been stated, didn't read the whole thread.

Ooh thank you thank you
I will check that out on the weekend
My suburb is Mt Evelyn btw.

Might be a bit of a long shot, but  I know there's a few organic shops out that way that might be worth having a look at.
Type "organic shops near mt evelyn" into google maps and you should get a rough idea of what's near you.
Also, the IGA near east ringwood station had a good range of health foods when i went there last (about 2 years ago mind you).