Compassionate bakers know that chocolate chips are a crucial ingredient of some very special recipes, but not only is cow’s milk bad for you, it’s much worse for the cows who suffer on dairy farms. Luckily, we’ve put together this list of vegan chocolate chip brands so you can have your cookies and eat them, too! Feast your eyes on these scrumptious morsels:
BHU Foods
KETO Semi Sweet Chocolate Chips
Endangered Species
60% Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips
Oat Milk + 55% Dark Chocolate Chips
Oat Milk + 75% Dark Chocolate Chips
Enjoy Life
Dark Chocolate Morsels
Ricemilk Baking Morsels
Semi-Sweet Chocolate Mega Chunks
Semi-Sweet Chocolate Mini Chips
White Baking Mini Chips
Equal Exchange
Organic Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips, 55% Cacao
Organic Bittersweet Chocolate Chips, 70% Cacao
© Equal ExchangeHu Kitchen
© Equal ExchangeNo Added Sugar Dark Chocolate Chips
LILY’S
Dark Chocolate Style Baking Chips
No Whey! Foods
Milk Like Chocolate Chip Snack Pack
© No Whey! Foods
Pascha Chocolate
100% Cacao Organic Vegan Unsweetened Dark Chocolate Chips
85% Cacao Organic Vegan Bitter-Sweet Dark Chocolate Chips
70% Cacao Organic Vegan Bitter-Sweet Dark Chocolate Chips
55% Cacao Organic Vegan Semi-Sweet Dark Chocolate Chips
Vegan No Milk Baking Chips
Organic Vegan White Baking Chips
© Pascha Chocolate
Simple Truth
Organic Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips
Trader Joe’s
© Trader Joe's
Wegmans
Whole Foods
365 Everyday Value Dark Chocolate Baking Chunks
Always be sure to check your local grocery stores, too, which may carry an “accidentally vegan” brand. Simply look at ingredients for milk or whey.
Want to learn more about chocolate? Visit our Definitive Guide to Vegan Chocolate
