What’s not to love about chocolate milk? For some of us, it’s the dairy. Luckily, our options for dairy-free chocolate milk are quite expansive. I’ve found over 25 options in stores! This quick guide covers the brands available for chocolate oat milk, soy milk, nut milk, coconut milk, and more. It includes shelf-stable cartons, refrigerated bottles, and a surprising number of single-serves that you can pack along. Plus, I have my go-to Dairy-Free Chocolate Milk Recipe for you to enjoy.
Quick Guide to Dairy-Free Chocolate Milk Brands
I’ve broken the lists down into two sections, the single-serve varieties first, followed by the multi-serve packages. And, I’ve added a few nutrition labels for quick reference. Here’s the key for those attributes:
- (C) – High Calcium – These have over 200mg of calcium per serving.
- (S) – Low Sugar – These have 10 grams or less of added sugar per serving.
- (P) – High Protein – These have 5 grams or more protein per serving.
Allergen Notes: All items listed below are dairy-free by ingredients. But ingredients are subject to change at any time, and all products are at some degree of risk for allergen cross contamination, whether they have a “may contain” statement or not. Always read the label before consuming any food, and make sure you are familiar with this may contain information. Only you can decide what is safe for your needs.
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Dairy-Free Chocolate Milk Singles
- Almond Breeze Chocolate Almond Milk (C)
- Earth’s Own Chocolate Oat Drink (C)
- Kiki Organic Plant-Based Chocolate Milk (oat, seed, and coconut base) (C) (S) (P)
- Mooala Organic Chocolate Banana Milk (C) (S)
- NotMilk Chocolate Plant-Based Milk (pea protein base) (C)
- PEARL Organic Soymilk Smart Chocolate (C) (P)
- Ripple Chocolate Plant-Based Milk (pea protein base) (C) (P)
- Silk Chocolate Soymilk (C) (P)
- Silk Dark Chocolate Almond Milk (C)
Dairy-Free Chocolate Milk Brands (Multi-Serve Packages)
- 365 Organic Unsweetened Chocolate Almond Milk (S)
- Almond Breeze Chocolate Almond Milk (C)
- Almond Breeze Unsweetened Chocolate Almond Milk (C) (S)
- Califia Farms Less Sugar Chocolate Oatmilk (C)
- Earth’s Own Chocolate Almond Drink (C)
- Earth’s Own Chocolate Oat Drink (C)
- EdenSoy Organic Cocoa Soymilk (P)
- Elmhurst Chocolate Milked Oats (S)
- Kiki Organic Plant-Based Chocolate Milk (oat, seed, and coconut base) (C) (S) (P)
- Lattini Chocolate Sunflower Milk (C)
- MALK Organic Chocolate Almond Milk (S)
- Mooala Chocolaty Chip Keto Mylk (coconut and pea based) (S)
- Mooala Organic Chocolate Banana Milk (C) (S)
- NotMilk Chocolate Plant-Based Milk (pea protein base) (C)
- Oatly Chocolate Oat Milk (C)
- Planet Oat Dark Chocolate Oat Milk (C)
- Ripple Chocolate Plant-Based Milk (pea protein base) (C) (P)
- Silk Chocolate Protein Almond Milk (C) (P)
- Silk Chocolate Protein Oat Milk (C) (P)
- Silk Chocolate Soymilk (C) (P)
- Silk Dark Chocolate Almond Milk (C)
- This PKN Chocolate Pecan Milk (S)
- Trader Joe’s Chocolate Oat Beverage
- Willa’s Organic Dark Chocolate Oat Milk (P)
- Yofiit Chocolate Brownie Chickpea Milk (C) (S) (P)
Carob Still Exists! There aren’t enough dairy-free carob milk options out there to warrant a whole post. But I’d be remiss not to mention EdenSoy Carob Soymilk. It’s a nutritious way to shake up your chocolate milk routine!
Special Diet Notes: Dairy-Free Chocolate Milk Recipe
By ingredients, the chocolate syrup in this recipe is dairy-free / non-dairy, egg-free, gluten-free, grain-free, nut-free, peanut-free, soy-free, coconut-free, sesame-free, vegan, plant-based, and vegetarian. Use the milk alternative that suits your dietary needs.
Dairy-Free Chocolate Milk
Ingredients
Method
- In a small saucepan, whisk together the sugar, cocoa powder, and salt until no cocoa clumps remain. Gradually whisk in the water until smooth.
- Place the pan over medium heat. Whisk continuously as the mixture comes to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium-low and simmer for 3 minutes, whisking often. If it thickens too much, you can whisk in more water as needed.
- Remove the pan from the heat, and stir in the vanilla. Let it cool to room temperature.
- Leftover chocolate sauce can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 weeks. It will thicken a little bit more as it refrigerates.
- To make 1 serving of dairy-free chocolate milk, pour the milk beverage into a glass and drizzle in the chocolate syrup while stirring.
- Taste, and stir in more chocolate syrup, if desired.
Nutrition
Notes
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