10 Vegan “Milk” Chocolate Options

Traditional milk chocolate often falls short for those who follow a vegan lifestyle or have lactose intolerances. Fortunately, the market is brimming with innovative options catering to these needs without compromising on taste. Check out these ten vegan “milk” chocolate options that promise to delight your taste buds while aligning with your ethical values!

1. 7th Heaven

7th Heaven Vegan Oat Milk Chocolate Snack Packs offer a delightful treat with six snack bars featuring Pistachio & Halva Cream. Perfect for special occasions like Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day, these bars are non-GMO, Kosher Parve, and cruelty-free, priced at $28.95.

Crystal said, “I tried these at a vegan food festival about a year ago. I was happy I found them again on Amazon and purchased them right away. These taste great, they are nice and creamy. Probably one of my favorite vegan Chocolate bars. All the flavors are good. They shipped fast. I Definitely will continue to purchase these.”

2. LOVO

LOVO Oatmilk Chocolate Bar brings you the rich creaminess of Swiss-made chocolate without any dairy. This 100% plant-based and gluten-free treat combines oat milk with delectable chocolate, available in a 4-count pack for $26.95.

Charmayne said, “dairy-free chocolates. I detest cocoa butter as an ingredient in chocolate. LoVo does not have that greasy cocoa butter in its products. It’s just pure chocolate mixed with either coconut milk, oat milk, or hazelnut milk. Simply delicious. The only thing they don’t have are chocolate CHIPS. They only have the chocolate bar cut into squares. I make chocolate chip cookies with LoVO but have to chop the chocolate into smaller chip-like sizes. Other than that, this chocolate is fabulous! Enjoy!”

3. No Whey

Milkless Chocolate Bars by No Whey Foods are an allergy-friendly indulgence, perfect for those with dietary restrictions. Free from gluten, nuts, dairy, soy, and sesame, these vegan chocolate bars come in a 3-pack for just $11.95.

Kristine said, “This is delicious, and milk-free! It melts nicely for your s’mores, has a great texture, and tastes wonderful!”

4. Lindt

Lindt LINDOR OatMilk Chocolate Truffles are a non-dairy twist on a classic, featuring a smooth, melting truffle center that’s irresistible. These 5.1 oz. truffles offer luxurious indulgence at an affordable price of $6.69.

One reviewer said, “These are absolutely delicious!!! 100% the best non-dairy chocolate I’ve ever had (and I’ve been trying a lot). You literally would not be able to tell this is dairy-free, it’s creamy, chocolatey (not watery), and sweet with no weird aftertaste. I’m really shocked at how good these are. Love that they are individually wrapped. I like the Lindt dairy-free bars too but these are even better than those!!! If you’ve been looking for dairy-free chocolate GET them!! I do have to say they melt as soon as you look at them lol I love that and have had zero issues, but they do melt quickly. ”

5. Rad Chocolate

Rad Chocolate Vegan Milk Chocolate offers a guilt-free indulgence with its certified organic, gluten-free, and soy-free formula. This paleo-friendly treat comes in a 3-pack, blending maple sugar with rich chocolate for $14.99.

Tracy said, “I am allergic to soy, dairy, and gluten. It has been a long time since I was able to enjoy a decadent chocolate bar since most commercial chocolate is made with cheaper soy additives and…of course…milk. I found these and thought I would give them a try. The bars were shipped in a “cool” bag with cold packs to keep the chocolate from melting during delivery. The chocolate is WONDERFUL…it is smooth, creamy, delicious, and you would never guess that the “milk” chocolate has no dairy in it! It ranks up there with the finest Godiva chocolates, and I highly recommend them. You won’t be disappointed!”

6. RitterSport

Ritter Sport Vegan Chocolate Bar delivers a satisfying blend of salted caramel wrapped in rich, vegan chocolate. This 100g bar is a delicious treat for chocolate lovers, priced at $9.71.

Elle said, “Just like the original in flavor and quality.
But almost too expensive though for a chocolate bar.
My chocolate was fresh and not melting, but I ordered it in the spring. so, it’s not too hot outside yet.
The color was good and the freshness was good.
Happy there are vegan options regardless of the price.”

7. Lindt

Lindt OatMilk Chocolate Candy Bar provides a luxurious gluten-free experience with creamy oat milk chocolate. This 10-pack of 3.5 oz. bars costs $35.88.

Cara said, “I have been vegan for 20 years and I dislike dark chocolate, so I am always on the hunt for creamy, milky chocolate. I absolutely LOVE this one! It’s not even the slightest bit dark (which some oat milk chocolates are), it’s soft and smooth and so yummy. I also like that the bars are thin because they break easily, which makes it easy to share or portion out as needed. 11 out of 10!”

8. Enjoy Life

Enjoy Life Chocolate Candy Bars are the ideal on-the-go vegan snack, made with Ricemilk and free from soy, nuts, gluten, and dairy. These non-GMO bars come in a pack of 24 for $35.52.

Rebecca said, “Really good tasting chocolate, great texture, crunch, color, etc. Even though it’s dairy-free, etc, you can’t detect any difference.”

9. 7th Heaven

7th Heaven Vegan Peanut Butter Cream Oat Milk Chocolate Bar combines plant-based dairy-free chocolate with a rich peanut butter filling. Made with Fair Trade cocoa and coconut oil, these 3.5 oz. kosher bars come in a 4-pack for $34.95.

Jennifer said, “I have been vegan & vegetarian off and on for 15 years. Off for a while now and recommitting myself. Bought this chocolate and it is DELICIOUS!!! Can’t recommend enough!”

10. Blue Stripes

Blue Stripes Oat Milk Chocolate Bar offers a vegan-friendly indulgence with 170 calories per 2.1 oz. bar. Made without hydrogenated fats or high fructose corn syrup, this treat is available for just $3.88.

Lissette said, “I just love it! Creamy but not as creamy and sweet as Lindt. Solid and fruity taste!”

Choosing vegan “milk” chocolate is not just about finding a suitable alternative; it’s about embracing a diet that is kind to the planet and animals. The ten options highlighted here reflect the diverse and exciting possibilities available for those seeking indulgence without animal products. As you savor these vegan chocolates, remember that each bite contributes to a more conscious world!

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