The Very Merry Vegan - Organic Gourmet Treats Stocking

Make this the merriest holiday for your favorite Vegan! This large US made organic cotton Christmas stocking is stuffed with outrageously delicious vegan marshmallows and organic fair trade chocolates. Ho ho ho indeed!



This Gift Set Features

Pack of Vegan Vanilla Mini-Marshmallows, Perfect for Cocoa

Three Organic Fair Trade Dark Chocolate Bars from Sjaak's: Almonds,Caramel, and Raspberry, 4.8 oz total

Ten Organic Fair Trade Dark Vegan Large Bites from Sjaak's: 2 Almond, 2 Peanut Butter, 2 Hazelnut, 2 Extra Dark, 2 Hearts of Cherry - total 5 oz

Eight Organic Fair Trade Dark Vegan Small Bites from Sjaak's: 4 Raspberry, 4 Caramel, 4 Mint, 4 Orange - total 2 oz

Divine Organics Raw Bliss Mix, 3 oz Bag

Two Organic Fair Trade Winter Wonderfuls (Crunchy Peanut Butter Centers!) from Sjaak's, 1 oz

Eli's Earth Bar - Organic Celebrate Bar, Coconut & Almonds, 1.5 oz

Organic Peanut Butter "Smacker" Patty from Betty Lou's, 1.4 oz

All Items Above Carefully packed into an Organic Cotton Christmas Stocking from JenZen, approximately 12" long by 6" wide

Where made?
All made in the USA:Betty Lou Chocolate from Washington, Vegan marshmallows from New York, and the rest of the chocolate and santa stocking from California!

On top of all the goodness inside, Kate is very pleased that all the goodies go into a locally made brand new holiday stocking, in classic red and white colors yet GREEN! No dollar store phonies here! Proudly stitched together by talented seamstresses in Kate's home town of Fremont, California, these soft organic sherpa and HarmonyArt certified organic cotton red sateen stockings, fully lined with undyed organic cotton fabric, are so soft you'll be tempted to slip one on your foot instead of hanging it up.

Yet with the sturdy double-stitched organic cotton loop you can hang this stocking up with complete confidence it'll hold up with a full load of holiday goodies year after year.

Why Is Organic Cotton Better? Cotton makes up 50 percent of the world's fiber needs, but the majority of it is grown with toxic chemicals. About TWENTY-FIVE percent of the world’s insecticide use and more than 10 percent of the world’s pesticide goes to cotton crops. That means many million pounds of insecticides and pesticides being sprayed on millions of acres of cotton every year!! Some of these chemicals are considered to be the most toxic chemicals in the world. The health risks of pesticide exposure include birth defects, reproductive disorders and weaker immune systems.

Growing conventional cotton requires the use of enormous amounts of pesticides, which has a huge environmental impact and presents health risks for those working around it. It may cost less to manufacture and buy conventional cotton, but it’s better for the land, the farm workers and your well-being to choose organic whenever possible.

Added BONUS for you! Organic cotton products are softer and easier on your skin.