Best dairy free dark chocolate?

[Dorisday13]

I'm new to dairy free!! All help gratefully received :-)

[YoniLovesChachi]

Aldi have some really nice dark chocolate bars, and they're cheap!

I think the vast majority of dark chocolate is dairy free anyway, so you won't have any trouble finding it. You just have to try lots and lots of it until you find your favourite

[LaundryFairy]

These are expensive, but rather lovely:

www.boojabooja.com/

[Dorisday13]

I think they say 'may contain milk' which some things cause my dd to be sick (via my breast milk ) I think she must be very sensitive!

[YoniTrix]

Lindt 70% is my favourite.

[Shattereddreams]

Lindt is also only one to be soya free

[DorisIsWaiting]

Lidl do several dairy free in their JD Gross range which are V nice with orange and raspberry etc as well as the plain (and only £1.09) they also do a Bellarom brand which is soya free too (it says on the packet not suitable for milk allergy sufferers but DD1 (DF and SF) and DH have been fine (they have abdo pain contstipation type problems).

[DorisIsWaiting]

Oh and Booja booja state that "You can trust that everything we make is dairy free, vegan, organic and utterly delicious!"

They are my absolute favourite (even though I'm not BF anymore and can eat anything!).

[EeyoreIsh]

lidl and Aldi are my favourite! super cheap yet so so tasty....

[Dorisday13]

Thanks ladies! I'll check it out x

[Happygirl77]

Lindt certainly not the only soy-free dark chocolate!

Green & Black's usually is, but my personal fave is Montezuma's (Waitrose sells it). And I have 13 months dairy- and soy-free experience thanks to my sensitive breastfed dc3!

[Dorisday13]

Cool where can I get montezumba from?

[Dorisday13]

Just saw waitrose! Sorry sleep deprived brain can't read!! X

[Fluffycloudland77]

The aldi Belgian fair trade one is very nice. Not too bitter.

[Katiebeau]

Hello. Dairy free Mum here too. Good luck and in most supermarkets you can get kinertons chocolate lollies or a big block. Dairy, egg, nut, gluten and soya free and yummy. They clean down before the production run so it real of free from allergens.

Hotel chocolat good too as are Lint.

[Happygirl77]

Not sure Hotel Chocolate goodies are soya-free I love their stuff and MIL keeps buying it unawares! May not be an issue for the OP, mind (and it tastes awfully good...)

[Dorisday13]

Luckily I'm not soya free too

[Happygirl77]

Free P&P on Montezuma's website this weekend with the code SUNSHINE - I think the majority is soya AND dairy free but pls check before you buy!

[ClimbingPenguin]

Sainsburys taste the difference have some dairy free, plus one that is also soy free

[Frostycarver]

ANYONE who live in Europe EXCEPT Northern Ireland and has a LIDL I will pay you to send me Bellarom Finest Dark Chocolate (in the red wrappers)NOT THE DISGUSTING BROWN WRAPPER Im dying from cravings of my FAVOURITE chocolate that EVERY LIDL EXCEPT Ireland (North & South)carry and have carried for yearsssssssss. The buyers for our ISLAND took it upon themselves to STOP buying a product that FLEW off the shelves! Seriously, we had to be at the store when it opened (after a delivery) to get it. Something that popular....why would you stop it?? No one knows but those eejits. Please Im begging

[thejozone]

try //www.danddchocolates.com - very good and not bad price

[MangoSalsa]

The Chocolate Tree Dark Chocolate Peru Chililique www.choctree.co.uk/product/peru-chililique-dark-70/
Montezuma Peanut Butter Truffle’s
Willie’s Cacao Orange
Co-op Irresistable Fairtrade 70% chocolate (especially the bar that is made up of individually wrapped little bars)
Booja booja truffles, esp Hazelnut

If you want alternatives to dark:
Ombar Mylk and Strawberry Mylk- made with coconut milk
iChoc White nougat crisp (Sometimes labelled Vivani White Nougat Crisp)

If you want a good selection, including df versions of favourites, try VeganTown. vegantown.co.uk/chocolate. The Goupie chocolates are really good

[MangoSalsa]

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