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Hello Jojo6p, thank you for your question. Do you mean the Branches noir (item number 1015.886)? If so, I have good news for you: we still offer them. Best regards, Luisa
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Hello Jojo6p, thank you for your question. Do you mean the Branches noir (item number 1015.886)? If so, I have good news for you: we still offer them. Best regards, Luisa
No, unfortunately not! There is no alternative without milk. That's sad, because there were many more products in Scotland. Just one without a dairy product in it would be nice.
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The question was which ones without milk, Migros' suggestion has milk in it (milk powder).
That's right... Butter is also milk in another form...
That's right... Butter is also milk in another form...
Butter belongs to the milk fat category and is classified as fat. Not milk
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Butter belongs to the milk fat category and is classified as fat. Not milk
Still has milk protein in it...
Still has milk protein in it...
As it falls into the fat category, butter and cream are compatible.
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As it falls into the fat category, butter and cream are compatible.
Unfortunately not. Only lactose or lactic acid is not a problem.
Hello Jojo6p, thank you for your feedback. We do not currently have any milk-free chocolate sticks on offer. Your request has been placed with the relevant department. I wish you a Merry Christmas. Kind regards, Heidi