The lists below are non-dairy shopping list suggestions ONLY. General brands have been listed, though only select varieties may be non-dairy (made without dairy ingredients, including lactose, casein, and whey) or dairy-free. For a list of non-dairy brands with varieties, company names, websites, links, and special diet information (no gluten, no soy, no egg) see our No Dairy Product Lists, available in a downloadable PDF format.Also, product ingredients do change frequently, and products are added and removed from the market regularly. Although we will do our best to keep this information updated, our content cannot be guaranteed. With this in mind, always…
Author: Alisa Fleming
Alisa Fleming
Alisa is the founder of GoDairyFree.org, Food Editor for Allergic Living magazine, and author of the best-selling dairy-free book, Go Dairy Free: The Guide and Cookbook for Milk Allergies, Lactose Intolerance, and Casein-Free Living, and the new cookbook, Eat Dairy Free: Your Essential Cookbook for Everyday Meals, Snacks, and Sweets. Alisa is also a professional recipe creator and product ambassador for the natural food industry.
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The lists below are non-dairy shopping list suggestions ONLY. General brands have been listed, though only select varieties may be non-dairy (made without dairy ingredients, including lactose, casein, and whey) or dairy-free. For a list of non-dairy brands with varieties, company names, websites, links, and special diet information (no gluten, no soy, no egg) see our No Dairy Product Lists, available in a downloadable PDF format.Also, product ingredients do change frequently, and products are added and removed from the market regularly. Although we will do our best to keep this information updated, our content cannot be guaranteed. With this in mind, always…
The lists below are non-dairy shopping list suggestions ONLY. General brands have been listed, though only select varieties may be non-dairy (made without dairy ingredients, including lactose, casein, and whey) or dairy-free. For a list of non-dairy brands with varieties, company names, websites, links, and special diet information (no gluten, no soy, no egg) see our No Dairy Product Lists, available in a downloadable PDF format.Also, product ingredients do change frequently, and products are added and removed from the market regularly. Although we will do our best to keep this information updated, our content cannot be guaranteed. With this in mind, always…
The lists below are non-dairy shopping list suggestions ONLY. General brands have been listed, though only select varieties may be non-dairy (made without dairy ingredients, including lactose, casein, and whey) or dairy-free. For a list of non-dairy brands with varieties, company names, websites, links, and special diet information (no gluten, no soy, no egg) see our No Dairy Product Lists, available in a downloadable PDF format.Also, product ingredients do change frequently, and products are added and removed from the market regularly. Although we will do our best to keep this information updated, our content cannot be guaranteed. With this in mind, always…
The lists below are non-dairy shopping list suggestions ONLY. General brands have been listed, though only select varieties may be non-dairy (made without dairy ingredients, including lactose, casein, and whey) or dairy-free. For a list of non-dairy brands with varieties, company names, websites, links, and special diet information (no gluten, no soy, no egg) see our No Dairy Product Lists, available in a downloadable PDF format.Also, product ingredients do change frequently, and products are added and removed from the market regularly. Although we will do our best to keep this information updated, our content cannot be guaranteed. With this in mind, always…
The lists below are non-dairy shopping list suggestions ONLY. General brands have been listed, though only select varieties may be non-dairy (made without dairy ingredients, including lactose, casein, and whey) or dairy-free. For a list of non-dairy brands with varieties, company names, websites, links, and special diet information (no gluten, no soy, no egg) see our No Dairy Product Lists, available in a downloadable PDF format.Also, product ingredients do change frequently, and products are added and removed from the market regularly. Although we will do our best to keep this information updated, our content cannot be guaranteed. With this in mind, always…
The lists below are non-dairy shopping list suggestions ONLY. General brands have been listed, though only select varieties may be non-dairy (made without dairy ingredients, including lactose, casein, and whey) or dairy-free. For a list of non-dairy brands with varieties, company names, websites, links, and special diet information (no gluten, no soy, no egg) see our No Dairy Product Lists, available in a downloadable PDF format.Also, product ingredients do change frequently, and products are added and removed from the market regularly. Although we will do our best to keep this information updated, our content cannot be guaranteed. With this in mind, always…
The lists below are non-dairy shopping list suggestions ONLY. General brands have been listed, though only select varieties may be non-dairy (made without dairy ingredients, including lactose, casein, and whey) or dairy-free. For a list of non-dairy brands with varieties, company names, websites, links, and special diet information (no gluten, no soy, no egg) see our No Dairy Product Lists, available in a downloadable PDF format.Also, product ingredients do change frequently, and products are added and removed from the market regularly. Although we will do our best to keep this information updated, our content cannot be guaranteed. With this in mind, always…
The lists below are non-dairy shopping list suggestions ONLY. General brands have been listed, though only select varieties may be non-dairy (made without dairy ingredients, including lactose, casein, and whey) or dairy-free. For a list of non-dairy brands with varieties, company names, websites, links, and special diet information (no gluten, no soy, no egg) see our No Dairy Product Lists, available in a downloadable PDF format.Also, product ingredients do change frequently, and products are added and removed from the market regularly. Although we will do our best to keep this information updated, our content cannot be guaranteed. With this in mind, always…
The lists below are non-dairy shopping list suggestions ONLY. General brands have been listed, though only select varieties may be non-dairy (made without dairy ingredients, including lactose, casein, and whey) or dairy-free. For a list of non-dairy brands with varieties, company names, websites, links, and special diet information (no gluten, no soy, no egg) see our No Dairy Product Lists, available in a downloadable PDF format.Also, product ingredients do change frequently, and products are added and removed from the market regularly. Although we will do our best to keep this information updated, our content cannot be guaranteed. With this in mind, always…
The lists below are non-dairy shopping list suggestions ONLY. General brands have been listed, though only select varieties may be non-dairy (made without dairy ingredients, including lactose, casein, and whey) or dairy-free. For a list of non-dairy brands with varieties, company names, websites, links, and special diet information (no gluten, no soy, no egg) see our No Dairy Product Lists, available in a downloadable PDF format.Also, product ingredients do change frequently, and products are added and removed from the market regularly. Although we will do our best to keep this information updated, our content cannot be guaranteed. With this in mind, always…
The lists below are non-dairy shopping list suggestions ONLY. General brands have been listed, though only select varieties may be non-dairy (made without dairy ingredients, including lactose, casein, and whey) or dairy-free. For a list of non-dairy brands with varieties, company names, websites, links, and special diet information (no gluten, no soy, no egg) see our No Dairy Product Lists, available in a downloadable PDF format. Also, product ingredients do change frequently, and products are added and removed from the market regularly. Although we will do our best to keep this information updated, our content cannot be guaranteed. With this in mind,…
Perhaps you already know about Kinnikinnick Classic Donuts, but did you know that they make yeast-raised donuts too? Kinnikinnick Soft Donuts are also pre-cooked and frozen, with simple heat and serve instructions. But they’re even more tender, and they come plain with an ice your own packet, instead of pre-glazed. Kinnikinnick Soft Donuts Rise to the Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free Occasion They only launched one variety of the soft donuts, but it’s a classic that you can dress up however you like. If you do try these breakfast pastries, be sure to leave your rating and review below! It helps others make…
Unfortunately, all Rice Dream Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert products were discontinued. They still make Almond Dream Ice Cream, and you can see our Dairy-Free Ice Cream Reviews section for more options. Whenever there is mention of using a dairy alternative, it seems the first thought that comes to everyone’s mind is soy and coconut. While many are based on those two, Rice Dream is changing it up with their rice-based ice creams and treats. One that I have been particularly eager to trial is rice-based “ice cream.” Though I have been quite pleased with two of the soy-based brands, one can…
This sweet-and-sour chicken has been altered ever so slightly from The Mom and Me Cookbook by Annabel Karmel. Special Diet Notes: Sweet-And-Sour Chicken By ingredients, this recipe is dairy-free / non-dairy, egg-free, optionally gluten-free, nut-free, and peanut-free. Sweet-And-Sour Chicken Print Author: Annabel Karmel Ingredients 8 ozs. diced chicken breast ⅔ cups carrot matchsticks 1 cup sliced baby corn 1 cup trimmed green beans 1 cup white rice (we opted for brown) 2 tablespoons sliced green onions 4 tablespoons vegetable oil Batter: 1½ tablespoon corn starch 1 egg yolk 1 tablespoon dairy-free milk beverage black pepper Sauce: 4 tablespoons chicken stock…
This fudge bites recipe comes from Hannah Kaminsky of the Bittersweet Blog: Since this recipe is all about using what you have, go ahead and try whatever you think might work; Combining multiple types of chocolates, nuts or “milks” as needed to use up any remnants. Get creative – Use unusual ingredients, try new combinations, use different shapes to mold them in! Anything goes with this uncomplicated fudge, so the most important tip I can give you is to have fun with it. Special Diet Notes: Fudge Bites By ingredients, this recipe is dairy-free / non-dairy, egg-free, gluten-free, grain-free, peanut-free, vegan,…
Doctor Kracker has gone out of business. For more healthy, dairy-free crackers and other snack options that are currently available, see our Dairy-Free Snack Reviews. “Doctor Kracker Snacker Krackers,” just try and say that one five times fast. Unlike the name, these wholesome snacks are actually quite simplistic. Made with little more than a hearty blend of seeds, whole grains and flours it would be difficult to pass these off as your typical unhealthy cracker. The good Doc reveals his obsessively organic side, allowing just sea salt and yeast to slip through the non-organic cracks. If sea salt and yeast…
Crispy Cat was purchased by Nugo Nutrition, and it was eventually discontinued. However, Nugo still makes quite a few other dairy-free, chocolate-covered bars, like Nugo Dark Bars. We have seen a surge of organic candy on the market recently, yet when I viewed the news of “Crispy Cat: The World’s First Organic Candy Bar” I realized it was true. Of all the obscure organic pursuits, no one had yet tackled the candy bar. This first in class also won Tree Huggin’ Treats, the creators of Crispy Cat, a “Best of Show” award at this year’s Expo West Natural Food Trade…
Basic dairy-free rice crispy treats really are easy. They require just a simple ingredient swap from the original Rice Krispies treats for spot on results. The recipe below includes options for using marshmallows or marshmallow creme. Just be sure to pick a brand that works best for your dietary needs. And if you are gluten-free, look for rice crispy cereal that is certified gluten-free. The photo above was shared with us by Toonie Moonie, the makers of the first Certified Organic Marshmallow Creme. They used to make quite a few flavors, but those have been discontinued. Fortunately, their classic marshmallow…
Lara Ferroni shared this rhubarb iced tea recipe with us back when she wrote for A Nice Cuppa. It’s a naturally dairy-free, caffeine-free, and unique way to enjoy rhubarb. I stumbled upon this rhubarb tea recipe the other day in a Martha Stewart Good Things book that I picked up at a used bookstore. My rhubarb is already starting to shoot up like a weed, plus rhubarb is one of the very few local, organic fruits you can find in season this time of year, so I seem to have it in abundance. The idea of a fruity iced “tea”…