Kinnerton dairy free, nut free, egg free and gluten free advent calendars
With Christmas just over the horizon anyone with children with food allergies will know how hard it is to find fun and exciting treats for their children that are safe for them to eat. But thanks to Kinnerton you can now get them a fun (and tasty) advent calendar filled with their finest dairy free, nut free and gluten free chocolate.
Kinnerton, Britain’s largest manufacturer of chocolate and novelty confectionery are producing their 
fantastic dairy free, nut free, egg free and gluten free advent calendars for the 
9th year in a row.
They don’t make any money from producing these calendars (they just ask for a contribution towards postage), but they do ask for a donation to the Anaphylaxis Campaign to help support their great work towards helping those suffering from nut and other allergies.
Stocks are extremely limited (with just 400 being produced) so if you want to get one of these great Christmas treats you need to hurry.
To see the full ingredients list and to order yours simply download the order form below and send along with payment to Kinnerton.
Because of the limited stocks it is strictly a first come first served basis.
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We bought these last year for our kids and they loved them! They came in same boxes as the ones in the supermarkets so they felt the same as everyone else. I also found a small dairy free advent calendar called 'Choices', from Sainsburys i think, but it wasn't designed specifically for kids.
If, like us, you've got almost no foods your little one can eat, but want a v special advent calendar, there is an Eric Carle pop up one, where there are little paper doodads behind each door, which you hang on the popup tree. Chocolate-less but AWESOME!
Cath - little one born 2009 has inflamatory bowel and colitis...
the pop up one sounds realy good, do you remember where you bought it from please?