One thing I’ve learned since beginning this series is that there are a lot of websites that don’t list the ingredients in their products, and a lot of companies who aren’t willing to give out this information – even when you let them know you’re writing an article. (Apposed to trying to steal their recipe)

Many sites don’t even list allergens, which, I didn’t even know was allowed.

Anyway, that’s why on this Surprising Vegan list, there are companies listed that make labelled vegan chocolate.

I was also surprised to learn about just how many companies are making vegan friendly chocolate! I didn’t think I was going to discover so many!

Starting in the bottom left corner going counter-clockwise:

• Endangered Species Panther
• Endangered Species Grizzly
• Endangered Species Elephant
• Endangered Species Owl
• Endangered Species Chimp
• Endangered Species Tiger
• Endangered Species Tamarin
• Endangered Species Bat
• Endangered Species Puffin
• Endangered Species Rainforest
• Endangered Species Wolf
• Endangered Species Turtle
• Endangered Species Penguin
• Endangered Species Ram
• Pure Lovin’Denman Island Cocomilk Cherry Cashew
• Pure Lovin’ OrganicFair Coco-Milk
• Pure Lovin’ Roasted Nut Medley
• Pure Lovin’ Almond and Wild Blueberry
• Pure Lovin’ 71% Dark
• Alter Eco Seal Salt
• Alter Eco Salted Almonds
• Alter Eco Quinoa Crunch
• Alter Eco Crisp Mint
• Alter Eco Blackout
• Alter Eco Super Blackout
• Lindt Excellence 70%
• Lindt Excellence 85%
• Lindt Excellence 90%
• Lindt Excellence 99%
• iChoc Classic
• iChoc White Vanilla
• iChoc White Nougat
• iChoc Choco Cookie
• iChoc Super Nut
• iChoc Almond Orange
• Pure Lovin’ Zazubean Sassy Pomegranate and Hazelnut
• Pure Lovin’ Zimt Coconut Crisp Bar (Raw)
• Pure Lovin’ Zimt Nib’d Bar – (Raw)
• Pure Lovin’ OrganicFair Midnight

I was so pleased to learn how many vegan chocolates there are out there. Endangered Species makes a whole vegan-friendly line, and each purchase goes toward helping endangered species of animals (hence the name), Pure Lovin’ is a completely (Canadian!) vegan company, making much more then just bars (they also have vegan chocolate cremes, and chocolate solid dinosaurs!),and Alter Eco also has an entire vegan line of chocolate.

I discovered two other completely vegan chocolate companies: Pascha and Giddy Yo-Yo.

And, Guylian chocolates has some vegan chocolates as well.

I didn’t include Pascha and Giddy Yo-Yo in the list above because they’re 100% vegan companies, and these Surprising Vegan lists are supposed to be foods found from non-vegan retailers. I also didn’t include Guylian because their products aren’t available in Canada/US.

There you have it, my list of Surprising Vegan chocolates. If you have any surprising vegan chocolates I missed, or have an idea for another Surprising Vegan food list I can do, feel free to leave it in a comment below!

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