The Coconut Collab Little Choc Pots, Plant-Based, Vegan & Dairy Free Dessert ...

I love these and I’m not even vegan. They’re low calorie, last ages in the fridge, taste great, nice wee treat.

Nice but glad there small as get a bit sickly, be nice to put on strawberries

Love these chocolate yogurts, so good!!

These gluten-free treats were well received, particularly when a friend’s gluten-free child visited, making them a thoughtful option for those with dietary requirements. However, the flavour profile was dominated by coconut, with only a subtle hint of chocolate, which may not appeal to everyone. The portions were also quite small—more akin to petite yoghurt pots than an indulgent dessert—which limited their perceived value. While appreciated, I wouldn’t consider them particularly giftable due to both their presentation and size. They are also relatively expensive, although that seems to be the norm for many gluten-free products.

Only down side is that these are a bit on the pricey side for 4 small pots - and of course they're only 100 calories per pot, they're tiny! They are worth it though, they're so damn good. Better than having a chocolate bar and definitely satiates the need for more calorie heavy chocolate. Clearly made with dark chocolate too - and the texture is to die for.

These are great and cheaper then in the shops 👍 nice and gentle on the stomach

These taste divine and feel throughly indulgent - which makes sticking to a calorie restricted diet more manageable. But, to be honest I eat these even when I’m not counting calories - they’re that good.

I've been at these little 45g Choc Pots for a bit now; they're quite small, though you do get plenty of them in a pack to keep tucked away in the fridge. So, the texture is quite nice; it has this smooth, mousse-like quality that reminds me quite a bit of chocolate spread, but without that heavy, coating feeling that sticks to your mouth for ages. It just kind of melts away... Also, the flavour isn't one of those bright, sugary punches you get with some cheaper desserts; it feels a bit more rich because of the dark chocolate. I tend to use them as a quick little kick when I want something decent on my palate without committing; however, I've found that I definitely shouldn't have more than one at a time. Because just like dark chocolate, it can start to feel a bit sickly after a couple bites. It's not like it's too sweet or anything, it's just the dark chocolate commandment I guess.. Anyway, for a light, dairy-free treat that actually tastes like dark chocolate, they're pretty great and I've happily had them after a meal for weeks now.