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Ahead of the holidays, you'll find marshmallows in just about everything: s'mores, hot chocolate, sweet potato casserole, and so much more. Here's where to find some of the best vegan marshmallows to arm you for the months ahead.
These gorgeous, hand-made mallows come from across the pond. They sell more than just plain old marshmallows, though. They also do gift boxes, lollipops, and mallow-centric mini snack bags.
Dandies has long been a fan fav and the story behind how the company started doesn't hurt. Founder Ryan Howard decided to make the vegan marshmallow he couldn't find in stores for his son, who's been vegan for as long as Howard could remember.
Another UK brand, Freedom Confectionary sells not only regular and vanilla marshmallows, but they also do strawberry-flavored ones. They're also soy-free, should that be something of interest to you.
PETA calls Smucker's' foray into Vegan Marshmallow Land "[accidental]," though that doesn't make it any less delicious.
This brown rice syrup-forward spread is the vegan equivalent of Fluff at the end of the day. Don't you want to try the vegan equivalent of Fluff??
This is another brand that's expanded beyond just straightforward vegan marshmallow production. They also make things like Dried Cereal Marshmallows (pictured here), mini s'mores, and rice krispies.
Ugh. TJ's. So good. So, so good.
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