Blue Diamond makes Almond Breeze, a milk made from almonds, tapioca starch and has some soy. It comes in several flavors and in sweetened and unsweetened. Most in aseptic package. Available at Amazon.
Better Than Milk makes rice and soy powders that can be made into milk. They also have a liquid soy milk. The now defunt website had no ingredient list, but they all are gluten-free. Available at Amazon.
Edwards & Sons, under Road's Ends Organics, makes Chreese, a sauce mix that is casein free. Most have wheat, but scroll down and there are a couple of gluten-free ones that use brown rice flour. A Nacho Chreese Dip in two flavors is available in a jar. It is made mostly with tomatoes and green lentil flour. See all Edward & Sons dairy-free products. Find it in retail stores or Amazon.
EatintheRaw.com sells Parma!, a non-dairy parmesan seasoning. Made from raw organic walnuts, nutritional yeast, and sea salt. It comes in Original and Chipotle Cayenne. It can be found at natural foods stores and at vegan web sites.
Nutriops in Spain makes the Ecomil line of milk alternatives. In powder form there is almond, chestnut, hazelnut, oat, quinoa, sesame, soy and walnut. In tetra paks there is almond, hazelnut, quinoa, and rice. Powders sweetened with maltose and tetras with agave syrup. Thickened with corn maltodextrin. Only the soy one has soy.
Free & Easy in the UK [web site not yet found] makes a cheese flavored sauce mix and sells in a tub. It is gluten-free, but does contain soya.
Good Karma Foods makes a line of organic rice milks and Rice Devine, a line of frozen rice-based desserts. Their web site is so bad and obnoxious I wasn't able to get any product information, though it is apparently gluten-free. Can buy at Amazon.
Leahey Gardens makes a cheese flavored sauce mix in a creamy cheddar type flavor.
Manitoba Harvest, a leader in hemp foods & oils, makes Hemp Bliss, a line of hempmilks. In four flavors. No added vitamins. Can buy at Amazon.
O.N.E. (One Natural Experience) makes a coconut water that is 100% natural coconut. (Only go to their website if you want to see how obnoxious and useless websites can be when you hire a graphics designer to design it.) They do not sell online, but you can find it at Amazon.
Neocate is an elemental infant formula for use in children with cow milk allergy or multiple food protein intolerance. Expensive. The Neocate FAQ. Available at Amazon.
Oregon Chai has in their product line one dairy-free concentrate of Vegan Original Chai Tea Latte (sweetened black tea with vanilla and spices). Just mix with any milk alternative. Can buy online here or at VeganEssentials.
Pacific Natural Foods has a line of Soymilks. Also almond, hemp and oat beverages. In aseptic packages. With added vitamins. Available at Amazon.
The Vegetarian Express makes Parma Zaan Sprinkles in the shaker bottle. Made with almonds, salt, yeast, onion, and citric acid. Can buy online here or at the Vegan Store.
White Wave sells Silk Soy Milk. Lots of variants and flavors. Look for milk, creamer, smoothies, nog, mocha, Soylatte, and chai. Most in aseptic package. Available at Amazon.
Taam-Tov Foods [178 28th St, Brooklyn, NY (718) 788-8880, no web site found] makes a non-dairy instant creamer for coffee. It comes in a canister with a plastic lid or in packets.
Taste The Dream (aka Imagine) makes Rice Dream, Soy Dream, Almond Dream, Oat Dream, Hemp Dream, Power Dream, and Kidz Dream (fruit juice and soy milk). Only the soy ones have soy. Products include shelf stable, refrigerated, frozen, and bars. You can buy some of the asceptic packaged at TrueFoodsMarket and Amazon.
Chicago Soydairy makes Temptation Home 'Ice Cream' Mix by Chicago Soy Dairy. Can buy at VeganEssentials.
Vita Coco makes a 100% pure coconut water. (And another annoying web site that forces you to undergo their entertainment before you can get to the product information.) You can buy at Amazon.
WestSoy has a line of shelf stable soymilks. There is also an elusive rice beverage. Can buy all (except the rice ones) online here or some at Amazon.
Allergycare makes Whizzers Chocolate Beans. [no mfgrs web site found yet] Very similar to M&Ms, but dairy-free.
Zico makes pure coconut water with five essential electrolytes and more potassium than a banana. You can find at natural food stores and at Amazon. (In contrast to the coconut water websites I trashed above, the Zico site is one of the best food manufacturer's sites out there.)
100% Dairy-Free/Vegan: Cheese
Redwood Foods in the UK makes Cheezly, one of the best vegan cheeses available. The texture and taste is authentic, and it melts.
Daiya is a dairy-free vegan cheese that tastes, shreds, melts and stretches like dairy based cheese. It is made with cassava and/or arrowroot flours and many other plant ingredients. Currently only being sold to foodservice and at online stores.
Dr. Cow has a line of tree nut cheeses in eight flavors. As a base they all use either cashew or macadamia, then flavor with brazil nut, hemp, and dulse. Can buy in some natural food stores around Manhattan, a couple places on the west coast. Seven flavors are sold by VeganEssentials.
GFA Brands makes Earth Balance a line of creamy buttery spreads, sticks, and cream cheeses. Some of the spreads are vegan and some are not. One of the spreads is soy-free. They also use the Soy Garden name. Find in the refrigerator. One of the obnoxious websites. And I can't direct link to the products. Plus they make that page very difficult and time consuming to find.
Follow Your Heart makes Vegan Gourmet cheeses in the popular cheese flavors. They claim it is meltable. Made from canola oil, soy, and many other ingredients.
Galaxy Nutritional Foods has a Vegan Brand with several dairy alternatives (e.g. Grated Topping). Other products are lactose-free, but not casein-free. These people bought out Soyco Foods and the Soymage product.
Bute Island Foods in Scotland sells Sheese in nine flavors. All 100% vegan and contain vegetable oil and soybean concentrate.
Tofutti has many soy-based substitutes that are 100% free of dairy: cheese slices, cream cheese, sour cream.
100% Dairy-Free/Vegan: Other Refrigerated & Frozen
Luna & Larry's makes Coconut Bliss ice cream. The pints come in 10 flavors, plus there are two flavors in bar form.
GranoVita in the UK has a line of soy-based dairy-free alternatives. However, their web site is so unintuitive they have to have instructions in the upper left explaining how to navigate. Look for CremoVita Soya Cream, Soya Drink, and Soyage yogurt.
Hudson River Foods produces Tempt hempmilk in aseptic packaging in five flavors. They also make Tempt, a hemp-based ice cream also in five flavors (and hemp protein and hemp oils). Tempt has added Vitamins A, D2, riboflavin and B12, which Hemp Bliss does not. You can buy online here, but not the ice cream. The same at Amazon.
Oatly has a popular Oat Drink. The basic drink is oats and water. A Swedish company. Available in Europe. (Formerly "Millmilk" Oat milk, but the milk producers wouldn't let them use the word milk.)
Organic Nectars in Malden, NY makes raw products based on agave. Of interest here is their raw vegan gelato. It is made of cashews and sweetened only with their agave syrup. In 11 flavors. It can be purchased here by phone. (I found it in my local HFS.)
Provamel is an organic soy-based heavy dairy (single cream) substitute made in Belgium. It contains wheat. It can be used in cooking.
The Raw Ice Cream Company in Long Island, NY makes a line of vegan ice creams based on coconut and cashews. Available in some stores locally. Online ordering coming soon.
Ricera is an organic brown rice-based yogurt that comes in four flavors. It is the first of its kind. It is casein free, soy free, wheat and gluten free.
Soyatoo! is a brand of Soy Whip. Back in Germany it is called Soya Spray Cream, and there is a Soya Topping Cream which can be whipped just like normal cream. Buy at VeganEssentials or Amazon.
Tomberlies makes raw vegan ice cream. Available in 14 flavors. Basic ingredients are coconut, cashews, agave, vanilla, and then the cocoa, fruit or nuts for flavoring. Store locations are all in Southern California. No online ordering. Phone or e-mail. The overnight shipping is expensive.
So Delicious is a manufacturer of non-dairy Products under the So Delicious brand (and others). On this Products Page look for these products:
Coconut Milk Yogurt has active and live cultures. Comes in nine flavors. To see ingredient list click on flavor along the right.
Coconut Milk beverage. In three flavors: original, vanilla and unsweetened. For ingredients click on flavor along the right.
Soy Yogurt.
In the ice cream area the So Delicious products are soy and cashew based.
Wildwood Organics makes Probiotic Soymilk in a few flavors. Also soy creamer.
ZenSoy has a line of flavored organic soy milks. There is also a pudding. Each in four flavors. Available in stores scattered around. See product locator at site.
Booja Booja in the UK makes dairy-free chocolate truffles. In the US you can buy them from VeganEssentials.com.
Enjoy Life Foods makes dairy-free chocolate chips, Boom Choco Boom Rice Milk Bars, and other foods. Products are free of gluten and many other common allergens. Sold in stores or Amazon.
Essential Living Foods (formerly Everything Raw) makes raw vegan Yoga Bar (white chocolate bar), Raw Decadence (dark chocolate bar), Indigo Nights (sweet date/nut/fudge bar), and I Am Strong (coconut and goldenberry with Merlin's Herbal Magic Roots Elixir and maca). Can buy online here.
Fine & Raw has a line of chocolates that they make in Brooklyn, NY. Available in bars and bon-bons. Can buy online here. They also make a vegan ice cream with raw cacao, blue agave nectar, coconut flakes, and water. There is no mention of it at their web site. It is only available in some local stores.
Freeland Foods Go Raw makes hand-crafted organic, raw living food. Product line includes real live chocolate (and other snacks). Distributed nationally. Or buy here.
Gnosis Chocolate makes raw bars that are free of dairy, soy, and gluten. There are a lot of unusual flavors that change over time. Can buy online here.
Kopali Organics makes dairy-free chocolate covered fruit (and some other fruit snacks).
Moo Free Chocolates makes dairy-free pralines, easter eggs, rice milk chocolate bars, and rice milk chocoloate drops. They are sold by many UK online retailers which are listed on the site. None in any other country.
The Nahualli Trading Co. makes Chocolate Seeds. They are chocolate-covered, peeled whole cocoa beans. The 100% Organic ones should be dairy-free. Can buy online here.
Natural Nectar makes Dark Choco Dream Fair-Trade Chocolate Spread.
Pacari Chocolate produces single origin organic chocolate in Ecuador. They have a couple of raw chocolate bars, plus some coated products that are also dairy-free. Can buy online here.
Premium Chocolatiers sells chocolates that are milk free and nut free. Product line now includes a wrapped bar. You can buy online here.
EarthSource Organics makes the Righteously Raw line of chocolates that are free of dairy, soy, and gluten. Click the ingredient links at the bottom to read about the other ingredients and their purported health benefits.
Ritter Sport sells a dairy-free Marzipan chocolate bar. Some of their other chocolate products may be dairy-free, but the site is so obnoxious in the rigmarole it puts you through to get the ingredient information you can't tell. A listing but no sellers: Amazon.
Sacred Chocolate is a line of raw chocolates made by Sacred Foods. Like all raw chocolates they would be free of dairy, soy, and gluten. There is a very long list of flavors. Can buy online here.
Spirit Bliss Community Foods [in Mount Airy, MD, no web site] makes raw organic chocolate products. They take raw organic nibs and temper them at low temperature using a special process and equipment they built themselves. Some are mixed with nuts. The Rocks are raw cacao bean nibs (raw chocolate pieces).
Superfood Snacks in Hawaii makes Organic Chocolate Goji Treats in a bag. Also other products using the goji berry. Can buy online here.
Taza Chocolate makes organic, stone ground chocolate. I didn't find anything at the site saying all were dairy-free, but I didn't find any dairy products in the ingredient lists that I looked at. You can buy online here or Amazon.
SunSpire sells dairy-free chocolates. Can buy online here or Amazon.
UliMana makes a line of vegan chocolate products. Can buy online here or Amazon.
Wax Orchards makes fruit-based products. They got listed here as they have Classic Fudge, a vegan fruit-sweetened dark chocolate sauce. It is a dark rich blend, bittersweet European style fudge. You can buy online here.
Wei of Chocolate makes organic vegan dark chocolate with herbs & spices, and now Lotus Wei flower essences. Can buy all online here.
Lactose/Milk Fat Reduced
American Natural Snacks [PO Box 1067, St. Augustine, FL (904) 825-2057, no web site found] makes Soya Kaas in several flavors and varieties including cream cheese style and grated Parmesan style. It contains casein. Vegie Kaas is a vegan cheese spread in regular and smoked flavors.
DairyCare is a once-a-day lactose intolerance product formulated with acidophillus to replace the lactase enzyme. Made by NJ based Plainview Health Corporation.
Don José Foods has a couple of non-dairy beverages: Don José Horchata and Cereal Match. The horchata is made from corn syrup, soy, rice, and milk derivatives. The Cereal Match is a rice milk that is made with sunflower oil, corn syrup, rice, and also has milk derivatives. Available in stores on the west coast.
Food Reactions sells BioCare's lactase enzyme liquid. Plus some vegetable capsules.
Ritter Nutrition sells The Lactagen® Program to people that are lactose intolerant. It involves a specific formulated regime which is taken over a 38-day period. You can order online here or Amazon.
Ritter Nutrition makes Better Digestion, a blend of probiotics, herbal extracts and enzymes. And they sell Lactagen®.
Lactofree is a lactose reduced milk available in the UK. It is suitable for lactose intolerance sufferers, but still tastes like regular milk. The site contains some information on the product, though it is by no means the emphasis of the site.
Lisanatti® Foods makes vegetarian cheese alternatives. However, all of their products contain casein and none are dairy-free. Were they dairy-free they would be called vegan and not vegetarian.
Stonyfield Farm O'Soy is a line of yogurt with six active cultures. You have to scroll down to the page bottom to find the soy ones. And the cultures are milk based, so maybe only good for the lactose intolerant.
Natural Zing is a store in Maryland that focuses on the best raw, organic, vegetarian food and health products. None of the products they sell will have any dairy. If you want to make your own chocolate they have the ingredients here. You can request a catalog or buy online here.
VeganEssentials in Wisconsin, under Food along the left, has two pages for us: Beverages and Drink Mixes, and Cheese Alternatives. They do ship refrigerated products.
