13 Tasty Vegan Treats to Try in Los Angeles (Even When Summer’s Over)
This article was written by Courtney Lodin.
If you’re looking for the best place to indulge your vegan sweet tooth, Los Angeles has some delicious options. Everyone needs something “sinful” to indulge that carefree summer vibe. From froyo to baked goods, all the best treats can be found cruelty-free! The following are “must tries”:
Yoga-urt
Try some tasty dairy-free frozen yogurt in a variety of flavors, such as Green Tea Tranquility, Strawberry Serenity, and Salted Caramel Zen.
Rawberri
Creamy coconut whip soft serve! Try it blended with cacao or plain with a bunch of yummy toppings.
Pinkberry
Enjoy a Pinkberry frozen yogurt in new dairy-free coconut milk flavors, including Coconut, Salted Caramel, and Dark Chocolate.
Milky’s
With soy- and almond-based options, Milky’s does dairy-free right.
Scoops
With four locations in L.A., Scoops offers some unique vegan flavor options for shakes.
Happy Days
Vegan churros and ice cream? Try them separately or together in a tasty churro sandwich.
Magpies Softserve
Magpies offers vegan flavors such as Corn Almond and Mexican Hot Chocolate. Get creative with your sundae, like this Instagrammer!
Donut Friend
This shop offers a variety of creative vegan doughnut delights.
Sprinkles
Rich and indulgent red velvet vegan cupcakes are available at every Sprinkles around.
Erin McKenna’s Vegan Bakery
This bakery has vegan cupcakes, cookies, brownies, cakes, and more.
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You’ll find a wide variety of plant-based options—including savory air-baked French fries, tasty baked goods, and soft serve—at this restaurant.
Pomegranate
These treats may just be the cutest in town.
Van Leeuwen
Mmm … vegan whipped cream!
Now that you’ve indulged that sweet tooth, check out some other great vegan spots around L.A.
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