You can also order 1kg bags of pick n mix from Candy Collections, featuring fruity and fizzy favourites such as cola bottles, cherries, sour worms, dummies and bears. What’s not to love??
It doesn't matter if you have recently become vegan. You won't need to give up all of your favorite sweets. Instead, you can enjoy vegan-friendly sweets every day!
If you're more of sweet person than chocoholic, then you'll be happy to know that Christmastime Candy Collections offers an Advent Calendar with one sweet behind each doors. These are simply irresistible
Veganuary inspires and supports people all over the world to try vegan for January and beyond. Millions of people have already taken part. Will you join them?
As with any food product that contains a large number of diverse and complex ingredients, there could be a lot of animal-derived constituents in the final product.
Although some might think that if your diet is plant-based, you need to give up chocolate and sweets in order to eat more carrots and apples, the truth is that most of your favourite sweets will be vegan.
Five fruity flavours are available, each one being different, but the red ones are best.
Flying Saucers, another favorite from the 1950s, are basically sherbet wrapped with rice paper.
Another surprising vegan sweet, Millions are stocked in many flavours from Cherry to Coca-Cola and if you are like me, you’ll shove as many in your mouth as possible. If you are in need of a sugar fix, millions do the job and are vegan! But only the strawberry, bubblegum, raspberry, apple, orange & lemon, blackcurrant buzz, and cola flavours. Which is more or less all of the flavours.
Opal Fruits was once known for its chewy sweets. However, they don't contain any animal products. These sweets do contain palm oil (also known as palm fat), which could pose a problem to vegans.
Another solid entry from the very decent range of vegan sweets from Swizzels, Refreshers were launched in 1955 and soon gained popularity for their zesty flavour.
Note that for this article we are focussing on sweets in the traditional sense, that is those that come in packets, such as Starburst or Skittles (both of which have longer articles elsewhere on the site considering their vegan – or otherwise – credentials), or those you might have ordered a quarter of in your local newsagent, back in the day (assuming you’re old enough!). We haven’t included bars of chocolate or boxes of chocolates, so chocoholics should head to our vegan chocolate page for more info about that).
Some people may believe that vegans must eat sweets and chocolate, but we now know that many of their favourite sweets can be made vegan.
Jelly Tots, made by Rowntrees, an iconic sweet company in history that Nestle now owns, have been around since 1965. They've been loved by children who travel long distances to get them. They only contain vegan-friendly ingredients. But, it is important to note that jelly Tots are also made in factories handling gelatine. This could lead to some vegans choosing not to eat them.
Our re-sealable pouches are available in small bags from 300g
We send our parcels out next day, via a courier, with an estimated 2-4 day delivery.
Our prices are very competitive and start from as little os £3.99
Our sweets are supplied in resealable bags, and will keep for at least 6 months (if they last that long!)
Unfortunately, for health and safety reasons, we are unable to accept returns. However, if your order arrives damaged, please contact our customer service team for assistance.
We use Stripe, and you can pay for your order with your credit or debit card.
Yes, you can see a full list of ingredients on our official website.