The calendar opens up like a book to reveal the doors inside and has a luxurious, study feel. However, the downside for me is the amount of plastic you get in the calendar because it has a recyclable plastic tray and the sweets are individually wrapped in plastic. With 24 individually wrapped sweets, that adds top to a lot of plastic!

The cover also gives HAPPi plenty of space to shout about their Kids for Nature project, along with other ethical accolades like being palm oil-free, slave-free, and using no single-use plastics. Best vegan dark chocolate advent calendar –MELT Chocolates 12 Days of Christmas Vegan Advent CalendarThese vegan treats are renowned as they're enjoyed by vegans and non-vegans alike - quite the accomplishment.

Tingle your taste buds during this festive period. Switch things up this year with Candy Kittens every day for 25 days!

This advent calendar will be perfect for all children and candy lovers or vegan people who love sweets. Every foodie or gourmet will also love it! Contents value of this Advent Calendar :

There won't be any FOMO for vegans and dairy-intolerant shoppers this year, as the NOMO chocolate advent calendar is specifically made for vegans and dairy, egg, gluten, peanut and tree nut allergy sufferers. The cream and gold calendar is beautifully designed to look like a leather-bound book. Inside, the 12 boxes that house the 45g vegan dark chocolate bars are delightfully illustrated with scenes from the 12 Days of Christmas song. Once again, we’re spoilt for choice with a wide range of festive vegan advent calendars on offer for both adults and children. Containing a mixture of irresistible Candy Kittens, from the OG's wild strawberry, sour watermelon and eton mess as well as our latest addition shox.

The chocolates are quite small in size but because white chocolate is so sweet it’s just the right amount. The chocolate itself is nice and smooth and has a lovely vanilla flavour that lingers delightfully on the palate. The calendar contains two extremely chunky bars with unique flavours such as Red Berry Dark Chocolate, Chili Dark Chocolate, and the interesting-sounding ‘Wild’ 68% Dark Chocolate. In recent years they are becoming more and more extravagant with some massive designer names getting involved. In the past, Vegans may have struggled to find many alternatives for advent calendars since Vegan choice used to be extremely limited, but as of more recently, they have a larger choice pool. The first step is to build the calendar itself. It is in the shape of a tree, with two pieces of card that need putting together.