Angell Bars are a line of organic, fair trade and kosher candy bars. They’re basically classic candy bars made with a little more attention to what goes into them.
The Snow Angell Organic Candy Bar is white chocolate sweet and creamy coconut center. Like the previous bar I reviewed, the Dark Angell, it’s a smallish bar at 1.41 ounces which means that it’s less than 200 calories (190). It’s not vegan like the dark counterpart, but it is free from GMO products, corn syrup and artificial colors & flavors.

The white chocolate coating is real, made only five ingredients: cane sugar, whole milk, cocoa butter soy lecithin and vanilla. The center is made from tapioca syrup, oats, dried coconut, honey and coconut extract along with some other natural flavors and sea salt. (The salt isn’t organic because, well, salt is inorganic.)
The white chocolate coating is soft and creamy, more like a pudding than a chocolate. I really liked the texture and the fact that it wasn’t so sweet. The overriding flavor though is the coconut from the center. The middle isn’t quite white, it’s a little more creamy and well, oat colored. In fact, the texture is more oaty at times than coconutty. While I found the oat flavor in the Dark Angell a bit off-putting, I think the combination of oats and coconut is fantastic. The coconut absorbs any of the pasty or gummy texture that oats can bring and brings all the light nutty flavors together.
If you’ve ever wanted a white chocolate Mounds bar, this might be a good option. The center isn’t quite the same coconut experience as the usual candy store fare though, it’s far more flavorful and less sweet. It’s nice to see a line of organic bars doing their own thing instead of imitating others.
Related Candies
- Dark Angell Organic Candy Bar
- Twix Coconut (Limited Edition)
- Mounds
- Go Max Go Mahalo Candy Bar
- Sunspire Coconut Bars
- Almond Joy
- Sweet Earth Chocolate Cups
- Crispy Cat
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Sera on 6/08/11 at 12:29 pm #
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Lisa on 6/08/11 at 1:55 pm #
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Rodzilla on 6/09/11 at 8:23 am #
Commenting is not available in this channel entry.Ooo, that looks delightful!
I saw these at the Sweets & Snacks expo but didn’t snag a sample—sounds like I should’ve! Thanks for the review!
I’m in SD for the summer and these guys are made just up the road. I’ll have to see if I can find them in whole foods near by.
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