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You may have noticed that Annie’s doesn’t just make chocolates! We found that during the summer, chocolate sales slowed (no one wants melty chocs!) so a couple of years ago…
Annie’s Vegan Treats: A Review Of The Best Vegan Chocolate I Have Tried
Guest Post about the best vegan chocolate From Ben's Autistic World I have tried vegan chocolate before and sometimes it is too bitter so I was keen to try Annie's…
Supporting Doris Banham Dog Rescue
So many lovely dogs like Teddy here are rescued from the unimaginable and just need their furever home Annie fans won’t have failed to notice that we give a lot…
Packaging That Helps Save The Planet
Our impact on the environment is very important to us here at Annie’s. So we try to make sure that we use the most sustainable kind of packaging that we…
Vegan Facts That May Surprise You!
Every year, across the world, more and more people are turning towards a plant-based diet for a myriad of different reasons. Many as a result of the Veganuary promotions at…
Chocolate – Luxury or Necessity?
According to HMRC, chocolate is classed as a luxury item (unless it’s a Jaffa Cake!) but its often a ‘go-to’ for us humans in times of great stress. So, is…
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Ruby Chocolate – yes or no?
Most of us will be very familiar with milk, dark and white chocolate. Many of us have a preference and probably just as many of us love all three so…
The Rise of Craft Chocolate
So mostly everyone in the world likes chocolate, whether it’s dark, milk or white chocolate. Or even the new Ruby Chocolate. But away from the huge chocolate making industries, a…
Fun Facts About Chocolate
In Britain we eat an estimated 660,900 tonnes of chocolate a year, an average of 11kg per person per year. This equates to about 3 bars a week! But how much do you really know about chocolate? Chocolate…
Chocolate During World War 2
As with most luxury items (yes, chocolate is classed as a luxury – ask HMRC!), it was in short supply during the Second World War. And yet there are claims…