Galaxy Unveils Dairy-Free Festive Chocolate Bars
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Galaxy introduces two new dairy-free chocolate bars in festive flavors, Orange and Caramelised Biscuit.
Confectionery brand Galaxy has launched two soft-centred dairy-free bars in two new festive flavours: Orange and Caramelised Biscuit.
Part of the brand’s Galaxy Dairy Free Gift for You line, each bar is shaped like a miniature Christmas present, complete with a bow, making them ideal stocking fillers or small festive treats. Beneath their smooth, dairy-free chocolate shell lies a soft, indulgent centre that delivers all the pleasure of Galaxy, without the milk. The Orange variety combines the classic festive pairing of chocolate and citrus in a snack-sized bar, while Caramelised Biscuit offers a rich, spiced sweetness for those who prefer something a little cosier.
Both new vegan chocolate bars are crafted with hazelnut paste for that signature silky Galaxy texture, and are produced in a completely dairy- and gluten-free environment. They’re also registered with The Vegan Society, so everyone can enjoy them with confidence.
The bars will be available from Tesco on 13 October 2025 and Morrisons on 1 November, priced at £1.50 each.
Part of the brand’s Galaxy Dairy Free Gift for You line, each bar is shaped like a miniature Christmas present, complete with a bow, making them ideal stocking fillers or small festive treats. Beneath their smooth, dairy-free chocolate shell lies a soft, indulgent centre that delivers all the pleasure of Galaxy, without the milk. The Orange variety combines the classic festive pairing of chocolate and citrus in a snack-sized bar, while Caramelised Biscuit offers a rich, spiced sweetness for those who prefer something a little cosier.
Both new vegan chocolate bars are crafted with hazelnut paste for that signature silky Galaxy texture, and are produced in a completely dairy- and gluten-free environment. They’re also registered with The Vegan Society, so everyone can enjoy them with confidence.
The bars will be available from Tesco on 13 October 2025 and Morrisons on 1 November, priced at £1.50 each.
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