Milk Chocolate Easter Bunny Shapes 100g
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A bag of milk chocolate Easter bunnies. Perfect for Easter baskets.
Packaging may differ from shown.
For more product information and ingredients, please click 'In The Bag'
Please note: we are in the process of changing our packaging and final products may look different from shown.
Out of stock. Please email us at [email protected] to be notified when back in stock.This brand is accepting orders but will resume shipping on 2025-01-03
It's Easter time, so serve up a delicious treat with our luxury chocolate treats. These bite-sized chocolate Easter bunny shapes are made with real milk chocolate and they're just the right size for sharing!
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In the bag:
Total Weight = 100g (approximate) Each chocolate is approx 7g
Several mil chocolate Easter bunny shapes. The ideal small Easter gift.
INGREDIENTS
Dark chocolate Cocoa solids min 40% (cocoa mass, cocoa butter), sugar, soya lecithin, natural vanilla flavouring.
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Award-winning flavours and positive social change, that’s Harry Specters. Mona, Shaz and their son Ash, who has autism, are behind this social enterprise. While visiting a chocolate shop on a holiday in Scotland in 2011, Mona discovered a perfect way of combining her passion for creating positive change for people with autism with her love for chocolate. Ash came up with the name and a year later, Harry Specters was born - dedicated to crafting the most delicious chocolates that create employment for young people with autism.
They are involved in every aspect of the business – from making and packaging the products to administration, design and photography. The chocolates have won numerous awards for their taste and hundreds of young people with autism have a brighter future. Every lovingly handcrafted bar and chocolate helps improve the lives of people with autism.
For every £1 of profit made at Harry Specters, Mona and Shaz decided that 60p would be set aside for furthering the social aims of the business, providing social activities for their invaluable employees as well as opportunities for their personal development.
