Dairy-free Chocolate Chips Guide: Brands & Options

Find out what brands of chocolate chips are dairy-free, plus where to buy dairy-free chocolate chips, including semi sweet, dark chocolate chips, mini chocolate chips, flavored chocolate chips, white chocolate chips, and sugar-free chocolate chips.

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If you love chocolate chip cookies, ice cream, or added to your favorite dessert recipes, you probably already have a favorite brand that you pick up every time you’re planning to bake or to have on hand for quick desserts.

Chocolate chips are a staple in my pantry and I use them for all kinds of treats: chocolate chip cookies, melted for fruit dip, and enjoyed by the handful or on a spoonful of peanut butter (yep, things get desperate around here sometimes).

If you’re like me, you quickly found out after going dairy-free that most chocolate contains dairy. And if you’re even more like me, you were appalled at first, then super sad shortly thereafter realizing that your favorite gluten-free chocolate chip cookies and chocolate desserts would require an overhaul you weren’t prepared for.

Read on: Dairy-free Chocolate: The Ultimate Guide

This post is all about one of my favorite ingredients: chocolate chips. But not just any chocolate chips, dairy-free chocolate chips. This ingredient has found its way into so many of my favorite recipes, because they’re fairly easy to find and though at first it can feel like there are no good chocolate options for you, the more you look – the more you find!

For example, when I set out to round up the brands for dairy-free chocolate chips for this blog post, I had about ten brands in mind that I could share with you. But guess what… after spending hours looking through brands, ingredients, and allergen statements, I came up with a list of over 50(!!) brands of dairy-free chocolate chips that us dairy-free folks can buy.

These can be used in dairy-free cookies, desserts, added to trail mix, and as I said before eaten by the handful if you find yourself in a pinch for a sweet treat and can’t be bothered to make something with them.

This post is my homage to chocolate chips. This Dairy-free Chocolate Chip Guide will walk you through everything you need to know about this ingredient, including why most traditional chocolate chips won’t work for a dairy-free diet and how to identify dairy in packaging of chocolate chips at the store.

We’ll go into detail about dairy-free labels, where you can buy dairy-free chocolate chips, and finally wrap up with my huge mega list of brands, options, and flavors that you can find both in person locally and online.

I hope you find this information helpful on your dairy-free baking journey and can find one or a handful of dairy-free chocolate chip options to try out next time you’re looking to bake or put together a dairy-free dessert for yourself, friends, or family.

Are chocolate chips dairy-free?

A number of chocolate chip brands contain milkfat or other dairy products, making them not safe for a dairy-free diet. You’ll want to ingredient lists of all chocolate chip packages to find out if they contain dairy before buying. If you aren’t sure how to read ingredients lists, check out this post: How to read ingredient lists.

Whether chocolate is safe for your dairy-free diet will depend on the brand as well as the unique recipe that each brand uses to make their chocolate. There are a few brands that offer dairy-free chocolate chips AND are really easy to find at grocery stores and online. We’ll talk about them more later in this post.

Read on: Are chocolate chips dairy-free?

How do I know if my chocolate chips are dairy-free?

The easiest way to know if chocolate chips are dairy-free is to read the ingredients list on the back of the package. Most likely, if you have “milk chocolate” chocolate chips, then you know these will contain dairy.

Look at the ingredient list (learn how to read ingredient lists) to find any of the common names for dairy. Sometimes it will be under “milk” or “milkfat,” and other times it will be under less common names.

If you find any of the following terms in your chocolate chips, you’ll know they have dairy and you’ll want to avoid them:

Butter solids
Calcium caseinate
Casein
Caseinate
Condensed milk
Cream
Delactosed whey
Demineralized whey
Half & half
Hydrolyzed casein
Hydrolyzed milk protein
Lactose
Low-fat milk
Malted milk
Milk
Milk derivative
Milk powder
Milk protein
Milk solids
Nougat
Skim milk
Sweetened condensed milk
Sweet whey
Whey
Whey powder
Whey protein concentrate
Whole milk

You can see a full list of names that dairy hides under in my GFDF Take-Along Cards.

One of my little secrets is that I carry around a copy of my GFDF Take Along Cards so that I always have a point of reference when I can sneak a peek at the ingredient list of a food.

>> Get your copy of the GFDF Take-Along Cards to make this easy on you.

If you have a dairy allergy, you’ll want to make sure you don’t see a statement on the packaging that says “processed on equipment that also packages products that may contain milk.”

This means there’s a chance for cross contamination and if you’re extremely sensitive to small amounts of dairy, these products will likely give you a reaction.

If you have a dairy intolerance and can handle milk or dairy products at the trace level amount, these types of statements will probably be okay to overlook as long as there are no milk or dairy ingredients in the product itself.

You know your body best, so use your best judgement on whether or not you eat foods with these statements.

Read on: Is dark chocolate dairy-free?

Dairy-free labels

You can look for a “dairy-free,” “milk-free,” “vegan,” and “plant-based” food label on the chocolate chip packaging, however an absence of these labels doesn’t mean that they do contain dairy. Some brands don’t include labels even if the product doesn’t contain dairy.

“Non-dairy” labels mean a product can still be made with dairy ingredients, because this term is not regulated by the FDA even if it is assumed to be the same as a “dairy-free” label.

“Lactose-free” is a label you’ll want to avoid on a dairy-free diet, because this product doesn’t have any sugar from the milk. However it can still include milk-derived ingredients.

What flavors of dairy-free chocolate chips can you buy?

Just like traditional chocolate chips, you can find dairy-free chocolate chips in a variety of flavors, despite me calling them “chocolate chips” throughout this post.

Look for semi-sweet, dark chocolate, unsweetened, “milk” chocolate, white chocolate, butterscotch, carob, caramel, and peanut butter chips from a variety of different brands.

In the brand list below, I’ve included a section for flavor options that aren’t your traditional chocolate flavor. Look for these at the store or online.

Can you buy dairy-free chocolate chips?

Dairy-free chocolate chips are available under many brand names and in many stores. You just need to know what to look for!

You can likely find some of the brands and options listed in this post at your local grocery store. However, some brands are easiest to find online. As you look through the list of brands below, take note on where and how to buy them.

Where to buy dairy-free chocolate chips

Some of these dairy free chocolate chip options will be available at your local grocery store, and others you may need to find online through Amazon or even through the individual manufacturers themselves.

Another great place to find dairy-free chocolate chips is through Thrive Market if you have a subscription. I always like shopping through Thrive Market, because they have filters that apply to all their products, so it’s easy to search by “dairy-free” after typing in chocolate into the search bar.

If you aren’t set up with a membership to Thrive Market, you can get a free gift when you sign up through my affiliate link.

Are chocolate chips gluten-free?

Most plain and pure chocolate is gluten-free, as the chocolate itself usually contains dairy, sugar, and milk powder. Some dairy-free chocolate chip brands are also gluten-free, and I’ll list those safe options in the detailed brand list below.

Chocolate is gluten-free when it is plain, but you’ll want to start looking out for gluten in flavored chocolate chips or from brands that also manufacture gluten products on the same processing equipment.

Many chocolate bars are gluten-free, as well as chocolate chips. If you avoid gluten, be sure to look for a gluten-free label and always check ingredients lists just in case.

Read on: Are chocolate chips gluten-free?

Read on: Is chocolate gluten-free?

Dairy-free chocolate chip brands and options

There are so many different brands and options of chocolate chips for a dairy-free diet (as you can see in this list!). Look for one of these brands at your local grocery store or shop for them online.

I’ll share the short bulleted list first, then give you details about each brand, their options, allergen statements, and where to buy them farther down in the post.

Dairy-free semi sweet chocolate chips

Dairy-free dark chocolate chips

Dairy-free mini chocolate chips

Dairy-free chocolate chunks

Dairy-free white chocolate chips

Read on: Dairy-free white chocolate chips

Dairy-free flavored chips

Baker’s Choice (caramel, nougat)
Chatfield’s (carob)
Chocolate Emporium (butterscotch)
Davis Chocolate (peanut butter)
Hoosier Hill Farm (carob)
King David (butterscotch)
Missy J’s (carob)

Dairy-free sugar-free chocolate chips

Amanda’s Own

Dairy-free options: chocolate mini chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, nut-free, peanut-free, gluten-free, wheat-free, soy-free, egg-free, corn-free, sesame-free, mustard-free, shellfish-free, crustacean-free, vegan

Allergen statement: “This product is dairy-free, nut-free, peanut-free, gluten-free, wheat-free, soy-free, egg-free, corn-free, sesame-free, mustard-free, shellfish-free, crustacean-free, and vegan.”

Where to buy: Amanda’s Own Confections website

Artisan Kettle Organic

Dairy-free options: organic bittersweet chocolate chips, organic semi sweet chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: vegan, soy-free, gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free

Allergen statement: “Artisan Kettle has eight varieties that are free from all major allergens! The top eight allergens in the United States are: Peanuts, Tree Nuts, Dairy, Eggs, Wheat, Soy, Fish, and Shellfish. Our Milk Chocolate, White Chocolate varieties, and Peppermint Chips contain dairy. All varieties of Artisan Kettle are free from Tree Nuts, Peanuts, Soy, and Gluten.”

Where to buy: Artisan Kettle website, Amazon

Baileys

Dairy-free options: Irish cream semisweet chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free

Allergen statement: “May contain milk” on the package meaning there might be cross contamination.

Where to buy: Amazon, local stores like Walmart or HEB

Bake Believe

Dairy-free options: dark chocolate, semi sweet

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, vegan, gluten-free, nut-free

Allergen statement: “Our Dark Chocolate Baking Chips and Semi-Sweet Baking Chips are free from the top 8 major allergens. Our White Chips contain milk / dairy.”

Where to buy: Amazon, use their store finder to find local stores

Baker’s Choice

Dairy-free options: semi sweet mini chocolate chips, semi sweet chocolate chips, chocolate flavored chocolate chips, caramel flavored chocolate chips, nougat flavored chocolate chips, semi sweet maxi chocolate chips, white chocolate flavored chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, gluten-free

Allergen statement: “Contains soy. May contain: traces of nuts, peanuts and sesame.”

Where to buy: Amazon

Better Foods

Dairy-free options: sugar-free mini chocolate chips sweetened with allulose

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, sugar-free, gluten-free, vegan, keto

Allergen statement: was not able to find one

Where to buy: Better Foods website

Bloom’s

Dairy-free options: chocolate flavored chocolate chips, semi sweet micro, semi sweet mini

Safe for these diets: dairy-free

Allergen statement: was not able to find one. These are certified kosher parve.

Where to buy: Bloom’s website

California Gourmet

Dairy-free options: vegan & soy-free semi sweet chocolate chips, vegan & soy-free mini chocolate chips, vegan gluten-free chocolate chips, vegan mini chunks, mega chunks

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, vegan, gluten-free, nut-free, soy-free

Allergen statement: was not able to find one, however these are certified kosher parve.

Where to buy: Amazon and at select locations

Camino

Dairy-free options: unsweetened chocolate chips, bittersweet chocolate chips, semi sweet chocolate chips, semi sweet mini chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, vegan-friendly

Allergen statement: “Ingredients manufactured and transformed in a gluten-free and allergen-free facility free from: milk, peanuts, tree nuts, gluten, wheat, eggs, sesame, soy, mustard, sulphites, casein, lupin, fish, crustaceans, and shellfish.”

Where to buy: select stores and through their online partners

Chatfield’s

Dairy-free options: semisweet chocolate chips, carob chips, double dark semi sweet chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, wheat and gluten-free, peanut-free, tree nut-free, egg-free, soy-free, fish and shellfish-free, vegan

Allergen statement: “All of Chatfield’s Organic Baking Bars, as well as our Carob Chips, Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips, and Double Dark Semi-Sweet Chips are free from the common 8 allergens: Wheat, Soy, Dairy, Eggs, Fish, Shellfish, Tree Nuts and Peanuts.”

Where to buy: Amazon and at select stores

ChocZero

Dairy-free options: no sugar added dark chocolate chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, gluten-free, sugar-free, keto, soy-free, vegan

Allergen statement: “You should be aware that we produce products in the factory with milk, peanuts and tree nuts. Our products all contain resistant dextrin (made from corn husk fiber) as well.”

Where to buy: Amazon and at ChocZero website

Chocolate Emporium

Dairy-free options: butterscotch, semi sweet, white

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, gluten-free

Allergen statement: “Our chocolate is dairy-free, and gluten-free. If you have any other allergies please give us a call and we will try to accommodate you.”

Where to buy: Chocolate Emporium website

Chocolove

Dairy-free options: dark chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free

Allergen statement: “Contains soy. May contain traces of milk, wheat, peanuts or other nuts.”

Where to buy: Amazon and Chocolove website

Davis Chocolate

Dairy-free options: organic chocolate chips, organic peanut butter chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, gluten-free, vegan, soy-free

Allergen statement: “Manufactured on equipment that also processes peanuts, tree nuts and milk.”

Where to buy: Davis Chocolate website

Endangered Species

Dairy-free options: 55% oat milk + dark chocolate chips, 75% oat milk + dark chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, gluten-free, vegan

Allergen statement: “Contains soy. Produced on equipment that also processes products containing milk, peanuts and tree nuts.”

Where to buy: Amazon, Thrive Market, and Endangered Species website

Read on: Is oat milk dairy-free?

Enjoy Life

Dairy-free options: semi sweet chocolate mini chips, semi sweet chocolate mega chunks, dark chocolate morsels

Safe for these diets: gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan

Allergen statement: “You can eat with confidence, because all Enjoy Life products are free–from gluten and 14 common allergens, including the Top 8 in the US and Canada’s twelve priority allergens. All Enjoy Life products are free–from wheat, peanuts, tree nuts, dairy, soy, egg, sesame, casein, sulfites, lupin, mustard, fish, shellfish & crustaceans.”

Where to buy: Amazon, Thrive Market, and Enjoy Life website

Equal Exchange

Dairy-free options: organic semi-sweet chocolate chips (55% cacao), organic bittersweet chocolate chips (70% cacao)

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, gluten-free, egg-free, soy-free, peanut-free, tree nut-free

Allergen statement: “Produced in a facility that does not process peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, soy, or gluten-containing ingredients including wheat.”

Where to buy: Amazon and Equal Exchange website

Free2b

Dairy-free options: dark chocolate baking and melting wafers

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, gluten-free, peanut-free, tree nut-free, coconut-free, egg-free, sesame-free, soy-free, mustard-free, corn-free, fish and shellfish-free

Allergen statement: Our products are top 12 allergy-free, meaning that they are free of gluten, dairy, peanuts, tree-nuts, coconut, egg, sesame, soy, mustard, corn, fish, and shellfish. We’re committed to crafting delicious snacking solutions that are free from common allergens. Additionally, our snacks are free from artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners, preservatives and hydrogenated oils because we believe that food should be fun, delicious, safe and compassionate!”

Where to buy: Free2b website

Read on: 101 Gluten-free Dairy-free Snacks

Gefen

Dairy-free options: semi sweet real dark chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, vegan, nut-free, lactose-free, gluten-free

Allergen statement: “Produced in a nut free facility.”

Where to buy: Amazon and Walmart

Glicks

Dairy-free options: semi sweet chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: vegan, dairy-free, nut-free, gluten-free, lactose-free

Allergen statement: was not able to find one, but these are certified kosher parve

Where to buy: Amazon and Kroger stores

Good & Gather Organic (from Target)

Dairy-free options: organic dark chocolate chunks, organic semi sweet chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free

Allergen statement: was not able to find one

Where to buy: Target

Great Value Organic (from Walmart)

Dairy-free options: organic white baking chips, organic dark chocolate chips, organic semi sweet chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, gluten-free, all 8 major food allergens

Allergen statement: “Free from milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soy, fish, and shellfish.”

Where to buy: Walmart

Guittard

Dairy-free options: unsweetened 100% cacao chocolate chips, semi sweet chocolate chips, sante 72% cacao made with coconut sugar, akoma organic semi sweet chocolate chips, extra dark chocolate chips, super cookie chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, peanut free, tree nut free, gluten free

Allergen statement: “Made on equipment also used to make milk chocolate; not suitable for individuals with milk allergies.”

Where to buy: Amazon and Guittard website

Hoosier Hill Farm

Dairy-free options: carob drops

Safe for these diets: dairy-free

Allergen statement: was not able to find one, they do have a guide on their website to indicate allergens in products

Where to buy: Hoosier Hill Farm website

Hu Chocolate

Dairy-free options: chocolate gems

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, gluten-free, paleo

Allergen statement: “All of our chocolate products (including Hu chocolate bars and Hunks) are vegan.” and “All of our chocolate products (including Hu chocolate bars and Hunks) are certified Gluten Free.”

Where to buy: Amazon and Hu website

It’s Delish

Dairy-free options: sugar-free dairy-free semi sweet chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, sugar-free

Allergen statement: was not able to find one. These are certified kosher

Where to buy: It’s Delish website

Lakanto

Dairy-free options: sugar-free semi sweet chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, sugar-free, gluten-free

Allergen statement: “Lakanto products are free of: wheat, dairy, egg, fish, gluten, sesame, soy, peanut (in only a few products).

Where to buy: Amazon and Lakanto website

King David

Dairy-free options: white chocolate chips, dark chocolate chips, butterscotch chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, vegan

Allergen statement: “Contains soy lecithin. May contain gluten, traces of nuts, almonds, peanuts, and sesame.”

Where to buy: Amazon

Read on: Is soy lecithin gluten-free?

Kirkland Signature (from Costco)

Note that these come in a white bag. Kirkland Signature also offers semi sweet chocolate chips that contain dairy in a red bag with white lettering. Choose the one in the white bag with brown letters for a dairy-free option.

Dairy-free options: semi sweet chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, gluten-free

Allergen statement: was not able to find one

Where to buy: your local Costco or Amazon

Kona Kava Farm

Dairy-free options: vegan chocolate chips, vegan cacao nibs

Safe for these diets: vegan, dairy-free

Allergen statement: was not able to find one

Where to buy: Kona Kava Farm website

Know Better

Dairy-free options: sugar-free chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: sugar-free, dairy-free, gluten-free

Allergen statement: was not able to find one

Where to buy: Amazon

LC Foods

Dairy-free options: sugar free mini dark chocolate chips, sugar free large dark chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free

Allergen statement: “Processed in a facility that uses wheat gluten and nuts”

Where to buy: Low Carb Foods website

Lieber’s

Dairy-free options: semi sweet chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free

Allergen statement: “Packed on equipment that handles soy.”

Where to buy: Amazon

Lily’s

Dairy-free options: dark chocolate baking chips, keto dark chocolate baking chips

Safe for these diets: gluten-free, dairy-free, no sugar added

Allergen statement: “Produced on equipment that also processes products containing peanuts, soy and tree nuts.”

Where to buy: Amazon, Thrive Market, and select stores

Luv

Dairy-free options: chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, vegan, sugar-free, gluten-free, soy-free

Allergen statement: “Produced in a facility that also uses tree nuts and dairy.”

Where to buy: Amazon and Luv’s website

Missy J’s

Dairy-free options: organic carob chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, sugar-free, gluten-free, corn and soy-free

Allergen statement: “Produced in a facility that handles peanuts, sunflower and tree nuts (almonds, coconuts, hazelnuts, pecans, walnuts). incidental traces of these allergens may be present.”

Where to buy: Amazon and Missy J’s website

Moo Free

Dairy-free options: organic dairy-free chocolate baking drops, organic dairy-free choccy drops, dairy-free vegan white catering chocolate small drops

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, vegan, gluten-free

Allergen statement: “Made in a factory that handles nuts. Dairy free, gluten free and soya free. Suitable for vegetarians and vegans.”

Where to buy: Moo Free website

Nestle Toll House Allergen-free

Dairy-free options: allergen-free semi sweet morsels, allergen-free dark chocolate morsels, allergen-free white morsels

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, vegan, gluten-free, egg-free, peanut-free, tree nut-free, soy-free, fish and shellfish-free

Allergen statement: “Free from the 8 major food allergens: peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, milk, wheat, soy, fish and shellfish.”

Where to buy: Use the “where to buy” option on their website to find a local store

No Whey

Dairy-free options: choco morsels

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, vegan, lactose-free, peanut-free, tree nut-free, soy-free, egg-free, wheat-free, gluten-free

Allergen statement: “Each product is made in a dedicated facility free from the top 8 common food allergens and is gluten free. Each product is dairy free, peanut free, tree nut free, soy free, wheat free, egg free, fish free, shellfish free, and gluten free. We are Vegan and 100% cruelty free, All Natural, Dairy Free, Milk Free, Lactose Free, Peanut Free, Tree Nut Free, Egg Free, Soy Free, Wheat Free, Gluten Free. “

Where to buy: Amazon and select stores

Pascha Organics

Dairy-free options: 100% cacao organic vegan unsweetened dark chocolate baking chips, 85% cacao organic vegan extra bitter-sweet dark chocolate chips, 70% cacao organic vegan bitter-sweet dark chocolate chips with organic stevia, 55% cacao organic vegan semi sweet dark chocolate chips, organic vegan no milk baking chips, organic vegan white baking chips,

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, gluten-free, soy-free, peanut-free, tree nut-free, egg-free, wheat-free, corn-free, fish-free, sesame-free

Allergen statement: “We’re completely free from all major food allergens, as listed below. These allergens are not in our products, not used on the production lines, are not used in the factory and the factory is actively managed to prevent these allergens entering inadvertently.”

Where to buy: Amazon, Thrive Market, and the Pascha website

People’s Keto (Wholesome Provisions)

Dairy-free options: sugar-free chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, vegan, gluten-free

Allergen statement: “Manufactured in a facility that also processes tree nuts, sesame seeds, wheat, dairy and soy products.”

Where to buy: Amazon and Wholesome Provisions website

Plamil

Dairy-free options: ‘free from’ bake stable chocolate drops, vegan smooth cocoa & rice drops, vegan smooth cocoa & soya drops, dairy-free chocolate drops

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, vegan, gluten-free, egg-free

Allergen statement: “May contain traces of soya. Manufactured under controlled conditions in our own factory in which no nuts are ever used.”

Where to buy: Plamil website

President’s Choice

Dairy-free options: the decadent semi sweet chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free

Allergen statement: was not able to find one

Where to buy: Use the store finder on the website

Santa Barbara Chocolate

Dairy-free options: dairy-free chocolate/vegan milk chocolate, 100% pure cacao organic dark unsweetened chocolate, 72% dark chocolate without soy lecithin, organic dark chocolate, couverture chocolate, mini chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, soy-free, vegan, gluten-free

Allergen statement: “Manufactured in a facility that handles milk and dairy products and may contain traces.”

Where to buy: Santa Barbara Chocolate website

Scharffen Berger

Dairy-free options: 70% bittersweet dark chocolate baking chunks, 62% semisweet dark chocolate baking chunks

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, gluten-free

Allergen statement: was not able to find one. These are certified kosher.

Where to buy: Amazon and Scharffen Berger website

Sensato

Dairy-free options: sugar-free chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: sugar-free, dairy-free

Allergen statement: “Manufactured on shared equipment with milk-containing products. Milk may be present.”

Where to buy: select retailers

Simple Truth Organic (from Kroger stores)

Dairy-free options: organic semi sweet vegan chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, vegan, gluten-free, nut-free, soy-free

Allergen statement: “Free from Does Not Contain Declaration Obligatory Allergens.”

Where to buy: local Kroger stores

Sprouts

Dairy-free options: semi sweet chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free

Allergen statement: was not able to find one

Where to buy: local Sprouts stores

Sweet William

Dairy-free options: baking choc chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, nut-free, gluten-free

Allergen statement: “All Sweet William products are free from dairy, lactose, gluten, eggs, peanuts and tree nuts. Sweet William operates a totally dedicated facility and implements strict procedures to ensure their products are free from allergens.”

Where to buy: Sweet William website

Thrive Market

Dairy-free options: organic dark chocolate chips, organic dark chocolate chunks

Safe for these diets: dairy-free, vegan, gluten-free, organic

Allergen statement: Manufactured on shared equipment in a plant taht processes peanuts, tree nuts, soy, wheat (gluten), and milk products.

Where to buy: Thrive Market website

Trader Joe’s

Dairy-free options: semi sweet chocolate chips

Safe for these diets: dairy-free

Allergen statement: “Our vendors follow good manufacturing practices to segregate ingredients to avoid cross contact with allergens.”

Where to buy: local Trader Joe’s stores or Amazon

Wegman’s

Dairy-free options: semi sweet chocolate morsels

Safe for these diets: gluten-free, lactose-free, vegan

Allergen statement: was not able to find one

Where to buy: local Wegman’s stores

If you love chocolate chips, I hope this post has been helpful to you for your dairy-free diet. There are so many brands out there, plus flavors and varieties of chocolate chips you maybe haven’t even dreamed of before.

Look for some of these brands at your local store or try ordering from one of their websites if you’re ready to try something new. Enjoy!

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Discover the 5 best dairy-free frosting brands you can buy at the store, in a variety of flavors. All these brands are gluten and dairy-free too!

5 Best Gluten-free Flour Blends

When it comes to gluten-free baking, there are so many different gluten-free flours available. It’s hard to know which ones are worthwhile to add to your pantry. In this post, I’ll share five of the best gluten-free flour blends you can buy at the store.