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Vegan Chocolate in Nepal

 

Imagine, if you wanted to pursue veganism, a step further than vegetarianism and you just couldn’t find the products that encouraged being vegan in the Nepali market. It would be quite a bummer, wouldn’t it? How glad would you be to know that vegan chocolates are now available in Nepal? And it’s a Nepali brand. Columbus Chocolates has got your back for vegan chocolates.

I was searching the market for vegan chocolate a couple of years ago. Not that I’m vegan, but I just wanted to know if it was available for people who wanted to be in Nepal and for people who could not pursue milk products due to their lactose intolerance. I brought up the lack of vegan products in my other article Vegan Doughnuts in Nepal and how glad I was to know that vegan doughnuts were being introduced by Tasty Doughnuts. I’m glad to know many vegan options are available in Nepal for people who want to pursue a vegan diet; like vegan butter or vegan milk. But what caught my eye was vegan chocolate by Columbus Chocolates.

Columbus Chocolates took off in the year 2011 with a limited choice of flavors in the beginning. Vegan chocolates came in the picture in the year 2020 and I wish I knew about this sooner. Columbus chocolates introduced their vegan options in the market when many of their customers requested. How great is that people are seeing the benefits of vegan chocolates? Why pursue vegan chocolates, if you’re curious? Chocolates are made from cacao beans which mean that chocolates are plant based by definition. And here’s a little secret; regularly consuming a small amount of dark chocolate is actually good for your health. They are nutritious. Columbus Chocolates make dark chocolates, semi-dark chocolates and white chocolates besides their vegan options. And all their chocolates are available in custom packages that you can make for any special occasions.

I am so glad Columbus Chocolates has brought this option for people who would like to pursue vegan chocolate. Go ahead; give Columbus chocolates a try. They are delicious. You can order from them directly at : columbuschocolatenepal. Their chocolates are also available at various outlets across town like Home Grocer.

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