This year we've managed to squeeze in 25 windows to make sure that you can countdown to Christmas every day with one of our award-winning, rich, dark chocolates. But with so many vegan advent calendars now available, it can be hard to know which ones to choose. From nativity scenes to decorative trees, the stuffed felt pieces on Kubla Crafts advent calendars are fun to velcro in place as kids countdown the days to Christmas. We’ve put together a round-up of vegan advent calendars that are perfect for all the family – vegan or not. As always, they are registered with the Vegan Trademark so you can shop with the peace of mind that we’ve ensured they’re suitable for vegans.

This is great vegan advent calendar for kids because the chocolate is not too dark or bitter, it’s the perfect blend of sweet and creamy. Plus, on Christmas Eve you get a big slap of chocolate to enjoy to round off the month.An advent calendar filled with 24 dairy-free chocolate peanut butter and almond butter cups? I’ll take two! This appears to be a small brand that’s exclusive to the United Kingdom and primarily sold online. One thing to note is that unfortunately this calendar is not plastic-free as the chocolates sit in a plastic tray (although this is fully recyclable). Enjoy a delicious rich dark chocolate woodland creature behind every window and a fun animal fact each day. Having launched the brand's digital presence in 2015, Rachel shares her love for animals and the planet through her work as Vegan Food & Living’s Digital Editor. This beautiful gingerbread house is a 3D advent calendar that you can refill with goodies year after year.

Containing six of their iconic flavours such as Eton mess and Wild Strawberry with two palm-oil-free sweets available every single day and a full-size bag on Christmas Eve, the 24 Days of Gourmet calendar is a fun option for both kids and adults alike. All of the advent calendars in this section of guide, at the time of writing, are gluten free and safe for people with coeliac disease. If there’s anything we all need to round off the year, it’s a plentiful supply of chocolate and some festive cheer. And with such great milk-free advent calendars on offer, there’s no reason you should be missing out. I have not included any calendars with a “may contain gluten/wheat” warning, as in my opinion these do not count as being safely gluten free for coeliacs like me. The kids might not get excited about this calendar (or maybe they will?) but I think adults will love it. It includes a new fruit spread or honey to enjoy each day. I found it at World Marketin the US .Ombar has long been one of my go-to chocolate brands because I can’t get enough of their superbly rich chocolate bars – particularly their soft-centred bars!