These Equal Exchange Dark Chocolate Eggs are a Better Way to Indulge
Michael Hemsworth — November 21, 2015 — Lifestyle
References: shop.equalexchange.coop & adventuresofasickchick
Easter brings with it a slew of calorie-laden goodies to the market, but for consumers who are looking for a more beneficial way to indulge these Equal Exchange Dark Chocolate Eggs are a great alternative for kids and adults alike.
The USDA-approved, fair trade Equal Exchange Dark Chocolate Eggs are made using 55% dark chocolate and are individually wrapped to make tossing in an Easter basket or offering to a little one easy and efficient.
Free of soy and gluten, the Equal Exchange Dark Chocolate Eggs are entirely vegan, making them the perfect alternative for those on specialty diets or with allergies.
Equal Exchange Dark Chocolate Eggs allow consumers to get the benefits of dark chocolate, while still indulging during the spring holiday.
The USDA-approved, fair trade Equal Exchange Dark Chocolate Eggs are made using 55% dark chocolate and are individually wrapped to make tossing in an Easter basket or offering to a little one easy and efficient.
Free of soy and gluten, the Equal Exchange Dark Chocolate Eggs are entirely vegan, making them the perfect alternative for those on specialty diets or with allergies.
Equal Exchange Dark Chocolate Eggs allow consumers to get the benefits of dark chocolate, while still indulging during the spring holiday.
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