The good news is that if you look beyond chocolate coins there are more Christmas chocolate options. We found a good selection of Nomo chocolates which are free of the top 14 allergens in both Tesco and Sainsbury’s. Sainsbury’s Free From Christmas chocolate range (including their Free From Chocolate Snowman and Free From Chocolate Reindeer) are also free of the top 14 allergens.

If you’re hosting a pirate party, then you’re going to need some loot. For this you’d have two brilliant options in the Kingsway Pirate Gold Milk Chocolate Coins and the Gold Pirate Chocolate Coins. With skulls, parrots and pirate ships amongst their designs, you won’t need to be told why these are perfect, they just ARE! We also have the Dinoland Chocolate Coins Drums, these are perfect treats for a young dinosaur enthusiast, as well as a welcome addition to children’s parties.The Food Explorers Club (FEC) is a membership club operated by Yumbles Media Ltd and gives all members great benefits when shopping on Yumbles.com.

The Harry Potter Gringotts Galleon Milk Chocolate Gold Coins will stir excitement within Potterheads. Like a wave of a wand, they’re also a sure fire way to add some magic into any situation! Whether you’re wondering where to buy dairy-free chocolate coins, hunting for a nut-free Christmas cake or looking for a gluten-free Christmas pudding, we really hope this is a starting point of where to shop for something that you and your family can enjoy.Most chocolate coins are made using milk chocolate. It’s the most popular kind of chocolate, and it’s perfect for any occasion. A business event, party or scavenger hunt, there’s no event too formal or too creative for milk chocolate. You’ll find milk chocolate coins from great brands, such as Kingsway, Crazy Candy Factory and Orion – we only sell the best milk chocolate coins! They may not be as common, but silver chocolate coins are just as tasty and just as versatile as any other colour coin! Here at Wholesale Sweets, we’ve a selection of brilliant silver foiled chocolate coins that are as good on their own as they are in a mix. You’ll find Silver 10p and Silver 20p Chocolate Coins, as well as Silver ‘Just Married’ Milk Chocolate Coins– which are perfect for adding a little extra sweetness at the end of a beautiful day! As for how it’s made, cacao comes from the Theobroma cacao tree, also known as the cacao tree or cocoa tree. We often speak about cacao in terms of the tree’s raw beans and use the word cocoa after those same cacao beans have been through a fermentation and drying process (which is how you make chocolate). As both terms are used interchangeably, you won’t have to worry too much about the difference.