Livia’s Dunx – Oaty Biscuits & Nut Butter Dip, Vegan Sweet Treat, Cookies (Caramel Almond Swirl, 12 x 48g Packet)

Love these. I try to steer clear of all refined sugar but I have a major sweet tooth so these are absolutely perfect for me, as they are made with coconut sugar. They taste great. Better than routine sugary products. Its true what people have said that the dip isn't mixed very well and usually the biscuits break when you dip them. But I really don't care! They're so good and there's so few really nice no-sugar products on the market that I can manage to get a teaspoon and mix the dip before I eat.

The best glutenfree snack company. The cookies are quite good, the nutter dip is good as well, but the oil separates from the nuts, so it is kind of solid and hard to dip out of the container. So, thats why there are just four stars. The taste is great, the consistancy could be better. But, it is still very good.

Do not purchase this product you will regret it. Very disappointed. Less than 3 weeks date. Dip to hard unable to spread. Oil sat on top won’t even mix. Emailed company twice and no response. Will not buy again ! Or recommend wasting your money.

I admit it, I love to snack. I'm always looking for healthier and more nutritious versions to try out and these Livia's Dunx were new to me and so I couldn't resist. I got the Maple-Peanut version and they're lovely. They're not packed in a very eco-friendly way because each comes in a sturdy plastic tray with two compartments, one containing the three mini oat cookies and the other a portion of peanut butter for dipping. To be fair the packaging needs to be able to contain the quite runny liquid nut butter so maybe this is the only option. The oat cookies are tiny and have a smooth soft texture, I'd have preferred something with more texture but they're good.The nut butter is totally yummy and moreish and the compartment it sits in is cleverly shaped with the same circumference as the mini-cookies, so you can scoop a good blob of it onto each. Then you can watch as it dribbles off all over your sleeve and the carpet - be warned, it's runny. It's nicely sweetened with Maple Syrup but isn't over-sweet and sugary, like some. Overall they're a delightful little treat, a bit indulgent with too much plastic and packaging for such a little snack, but lovely. Note I had no problem with the nut butter separating, as other reviewers have, so maybe that's limited to the Hazelnut or Almond versions and the Peanut version is fine.

These Livia’s Dunx Oaty Biscuits & Nut Butter Dip are the best of the Livia range we've tried so far.The biscuits are quite thick and very oaty, they're a little dry on their own but still taste nice. The dip is like Nutella only nicer and kinder to the environment and your belly, so win-win!I found you do have to give the dip a good stir before using it as the oil in it needs to get around the whole container to avoid harder chocolate bits on the corners (though this is a good excuse to use your fingers to get the rest off!).I love the taste of these and would certainly get more. I wish there was a way to provide a different material than plastic for the container but realise that it's difficult to make stuff food safe without using this.

Chocolate dip is just a gloopy mess of oil and solid chocolate block, no matter how hard I try to mix it up it stays separate. Shame, won’t buy again.

Of the various Livia’s treats I have tried, whilst they all had their various merits, these were the ones I had the most issues with. For starters the packaging again feels like a lot for such a small amount of product. Granted it protects the product, but in today’s climate it is starting to instill a sense of guilt in the consumer.That aside as mentioned you get three little round biscuits that in isolation are rather dry but have a decent enough taste. The dip compartment is an ideal shape for dipping the round biscuit in - were it not for the separation of the nut butter from the oil so you’re left with a fairly firm dip that you end up breaking the biscuit in half with whilst trying to scoop it up. You get there in the end but the natural separation that you get with nut butter just makes enjoying these biscuits more of a chore than you might expect. I was always left with a fair amount of dip remaining - not because I didn’t want it but because I couldn’t keep the biscuits in one piece, so that just added to my packaging guilt.For a price of c. £19 for the pack of 12, that feels very expensive for what you’re getting - especially considering the difficulty to eat them and the fact that it’s all over fairly quickly.

Yo be totally honest you would not guess these are Vegan - they taste so good. They make a lovely treat.