1Don't forget to pin it for later!
2Ben & Jerry's Cinnamon Buns
Ben & Jerry'sIce cream is arguably the hardest dairy item to give up, despite there being more dairy-free options than ever in grocery stores today. Ben & Jerry's killed the game when they made their almond milk-based non-dairy line. There's a handful of flavors, but Cinnamon Buns takes the cake.
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3So Delicious Cashew Milk Ice Cream
So DeliciousHonestly, this might be my favorite ice cream, dairy-free or not. It's so rich and filled with chocolate-covered cashews and swirls of caramel that I can't stop going in for another spoonful. And another. Find it at a local grocery store here.
4So Delicious Coconut Milk Yogurt
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5Forager Project Cashewgurt
Forager ProjectWhile we wish it were a little thicker, this cashew-based yogurt tastes like a lemon bar, so it gets an A in our book. Forager also sells vanilla bean, blueberry, and cherry yogurt flavors.
BUY IT HERE: Forager's Cashewgurt, $1.89; jet.com
6Silk Dairy-Free Yogurt
Instagram / @lovemysilkOne of the OG dairy-free brands, Silk has continued to update its yogurt options. The soy-based yogurts have a similar consistency to real yogurt, and come in four fruity flavors, plus vanilla. They're a little high in sugar, but there's no high-fructose corn syrup (they use cane sugar instead).
BUY IT HERE: Silk Dairy-Free Yogurt 8-Pack, $36.91; amazon.com
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7Zen Almond Milk Pudding
Zen SoyThis pudding is honestly too good. It's made with almond milk, and you really can't taste the difference between regular pudding cups. Find them at Whole Foods or other local health food stores.
8Trader Joe's Vegan Mozzarella Style Shreds
Instagram / @traderjoesveganVegan cheese often tastes more like rubber than cheese, but this one is actually reminds us of shredded mozz. It also melts well, which is hard to find. Use it on eggs, tacos, or in pasta dishes. TJ's Almond Mozzarella is also great, but contains Parmesan.
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9Lactaid Cottage Cheese
LactaidCottage cheese isn't for everyone, but if you are a fan, Lactaid makes a good lactose-free version. While it does contain dairy, it likely won't upset your stomach. Find it at grocery stores like Walmart.
10Silk Cashew Milk
SilkThere's a million non-dairy milks to choose from — almond, soy, cashew, coconut, even pea-based. This cashew milk is richer than most, though, so it's great for adding to coffee and smoothies.
BUY IT HERE: Silk Cashew Milk, $3.59; jet.com
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11Abe's Vegan Muffins
Abe'sWhen you give up dairy, muffins probably aren't the first thing you think you'll miss. But when the time comes, these vegan muffins are UNREAL. They taste moist (sorry) and buttery, but they are 100 percent vegan. You're welcome.
BUY IT HERE: Abe's Vegan Muffins, $4.09; jet.com
12Starbucks Almond Milk Frappuccino
StarbucksNowadays, it's hard to find a coffee shop that doesn't at least have soy milk, if not almond and coconut too. But finding to-go coffee that's dairy free was a little harder until Starbucks dropped these almond-milk-based Frappuccinos in grocery stores late last year.
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13Trader Joe's Soy Creamy Mini Vanilla Sandwiches
The Vegan DragonThese ice cream sandwiches are (1) non-dairy and (2) only 90 calories each, so they're basically the most guilt-free dessert out there. Find them at Trader Joe's, along with pints of vanilla non-dairy ice cream.
14Nutpods Coffee Creamer
NutpodsIf you miss creamer in your coffee and are still bothered by dairy-free creamers that contain whey, Nutpods will make your morning. It's rich
— more like half and half than even creamer, and comes in original, hazelnut, and french vanilla. They're also Whole30 approved, amazingly.
BUY IT HERE: Nutpods Dairy-Free Creamer 4-Pack, $17.05; jet.com
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