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Oh My Vegan | Mango Coco Melts
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- Description
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- Flavour: ripe mango against mellow coconut cream
- Texture: freeze-dried, crisp at first bite and melting after
- Dairy-free: plant-based, made without milk or cream
- No artificial flavours and no preservatives
- Small pieces that are easy to portion out or share
- Type: freeze-dried coconut cream snack bites
- Flavour variant: Mango (also sold in Mocha and Peanut Butter)
- Storage: reseal the pack or move to an airtight container, kept cool and dry
- Freeze-dried pieces draw moisture from the air, so they soften if left open
- Piece size and colour vary slightly from batch to batch
- Made in a kitchen that also handles nuts — check the pack if you have allergies
Mango Coco Melts are bite-sized freeze-dried coconut cream pieces flavoured with mango. Each bite starts crisp, then softens and melts on the tongue, so the sweet-tangy mango reads first and the coconut follows. They are a dairy-free sweet snack for anyone who wants something fruity rather than heavy, and they travel well in a lunchbox or a desk drawer.
Key Features
How to Enjoy It
Eat straight from the pack with tea or coffee, or scatter a few pieces over cut fruit, oats or plant-based yoghurt so they soften into the bowl. They also work crushed over a smoothie bowl for a tropical finish.
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Good to Know
FAQs
Are these chewy or crunchy?
Both, in order. The freeze-dried piece is light and crisp when you bite it, then dissolves into a creamy coconut melt rather than staying crunchy.
Do they contain dairy?
No. The base is coconut cream, so they are dairy-free and suitable for a plant-based diet.
Is the mango flavour very sweet?
It leans tangy rather than sugary — the mango note is bright and the coconut rounds it off.
How should I store an opened pack?
Reseal it tightly or tip the pieces into an airtight jar and keep it away from heat and humidity, which is what makes them go soft.
Country of Origin: India Sold by: Oh My Vegan Fulfilled by: EarthBased






