Rhythm108 reformulates snack bar range, becomes 100% vegan

Rhythm108 has made all its snacks 100% vegan, responding to environmental and ethical concerns surrounding animal farming.

This Friday, the brand will release a new and improved All Day Snack Bar range made with plant-based ingredients. Three flavours will go on sale: coconut chocolate chip, choco-walnut brownie, and hazelnut cookie dough.

Rhythm108 founder Siddhi Mehta said: “We went vegan because we didn’t like what we saw at existing food companies and we wanted to create a new type of food business – one where 21st-century values like trust and mindfulness are at the forefront of what we do.

“As a brand, we look at everything from sustainability to company culture and how we can be a company where our clients are proud to purchase from.”

Rhythm108 products are on sale in the UK, Ireland and Switzerland.

She added: “We went vegan because the environmental footprint and ethical implications of animal farming have become more evident. Having been vegetarian, the natural step for us was to remove dairy from any of our current ranges – namely our snack bars.”

Founded in 2015, Rhythm108 secured listings in the UK a year later after enjoying initial success in Switzerland.

The brand makes a range of organic chocolate bars, snack bars, mini chocolate eggs and tea biscuits – and aims to make it easy for those with a sensitive sweet tooth to snack on something healthy.

In 2016, a range of Ooh-la-la biscuits was released in the UK, made with natural ingredients like gluten-free whole grain oats, coconut oil and unrefined coconut flower sugar. 

Rhythm108 products are stocked throughout the UK, Ireland and Switzerland in retailers such as Sainsbury’s, WHSmith Travel Stores, Boots, Selfridges, As Nature Intended, as well as more than 3,000 independent retailers.