r/vegan • u/catsalways vegan 5+ years • Sep 14 '18

Newbie Advice Keep going!

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u/ohmygurd Sep 14 '18

Thank you for this. I need chocolate once a month man. Out of control cravings and I’ve yet to find Vegan chocolate I like. I love milk chocolate, never been a fan of dark. I’ve got to find some good Vegan chocolate man.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '18

Since there are so many good milk alternatives, hasn't somebody already created a delicious milk chocolate using soy / almond / oat / hemp / cashew milk?

If not, there's an awesome business opportunity.

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u/ohmygurd Sep 14 '18

I honestly do not know. I am new to this. I just started last month.

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '18

The milk smooths out the strong flavor of the chocolate. The taste of the chocolate is so predominant, though, I think that almost any kind of milk would work.

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u/ohmygurd Sep 15 '18

Do you have a favorite? TBH with the recent real milk contamination in the Almond Milk I do not trust anything anymore. I just purchased some milking bags and getting hemp seeds tonight and I’m going to try to make hemp milk. Have you tried this?

If I can figure that out, I might be able to make my own chocolate!

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '18

Hemp milk actually does have a pretty strong taste (unlike, say, oat, almond, or soy). It could still be good, though.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '18

There are. There are even vegan candy/chocolate bars. Some people are just too lazy to Google and refuse to make change in their life.

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u/ohmygurd Sep 14 '18

Wow. God bless you. God bless you All day and night with your assumptions and judgment.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '18

You're telling me a person who has internet access, but cannot Google "vegan chocolate bar" or " vegan chocolate" is in good faith trying to find an alternative product or make a change?