2026 Update! We started this dairy-free Valentine chocolate round-up over 15 years ago and it’s still going strong! We update it annually with the latest heart-warming treats. Of course, you’ll still be able to purchase from these vegan-friendly chocolatiers (over 20 of them!) well beyond the beloved holiday. But why not make someone’s February 14th special?
Allergen Notes: All items listed below are dairy-free by ingredients. We have also listed which ones are vegan, and what top allergens are used by the company. 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.
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The Best Dairy-Free Valentine Chocolate To Give and To Receive
We’ve started with 20 top chocolatiers for Valentine’s Day chocolate, but the list continues on even after the images. And they include options for vegan, paleo, keto, gluten-free, top allergen-free, and more. Almost all are available in the U.S., many in Canada, and we even have a few for the U.K. and Australia. But remember – holiday deadlines quickly approach when buying gifts online, so make sure to order soon if you want your sweet gift to arrive in time.
No Whey Chocolate
This dairy-free chocolatier runs a top allergen-free facility. And the head chocolatier, Yochy, introduces some new dairy-free Valentine chocolate items every year. Heart-shaped truffle boxes are annual staples. But they’ve also gotten creative with red and white dairy-free M&M’s copycats, Hershey’s Kiss copycats (“Smooches”), strawberry heart ganache chocolates, and more.
Top Allergens: none
Other Special Diets: Kosher Pareve, Vegan, Gluten-Free, Allergy-Friendly
Where to Buy: Order from www.nowheychocolate.com or Amazon.com
Ethereal Confections
This completely dairy-free and gluten-free chocolatier is soy-free and mostly vegan, too. For richness, they use coconut and nuts. Their delightful dairy-free valentine chocolate range includes conversation heart boxes, velvet heart boxes, pink chocolate, and a series of lovable bark-style chocolate bars.
Top Allergens: peanuts (select items), tree nuts
Other Special Diets: Vegan, Gluten Free
Where to Buy: Order from www.etherealconfections.com
Purdy’s
Oh yes, their vegan line continues to deliver – in both the U.S. and Canada. I still think their Georgia Browns are perfect for any occasion. But if you are looking for heart-themed packaging, choose their Vegan Hawaiian Black Salt Caramels or their Valentine’s Mylk Chocolate Hearts.
Top Allergens: soy (lecithin), tree nuts (select items)
Other Special Diets: Vegan
Where to Buy: Order from purdys.com
Sweet Vegan Chocolates
For Valentine’s Day, this vegan, soy-free, and nut-free NYC chocolatier is shipping chocolate boxes in various boxes, with flavors like Midnight Passion, Spicy Ginger, and Energizing Espresso. If you’re lucky, they’ll also have champagne truffles still on order from the New Year.
Top Allergens: none
Other Special Diets: Vegan
Where to Buy: Order from www.sweetvegan.nyc
Gnosis Chocolate
Gnosis is the oldest, most beloved, raw vegan chocolatier, and they never stop innovating with new flavors and treats. In addition to stunning truffle boxes and passionate raw chocolate bar flavors, their dairy-free Valentine Chocolate line up includes a 14 Days of Love Advent Countdown Valentine’s Day Calendar and filled chocolate Hearts of Gold. And according to the owner, Gnosis chocolates are made on their own equipment without dairy, soy, or gluten.
Top Allergens: none
Other Special Diets: Raw, Organic, Vegan, Gluten-Free
Where to Buy: Order from www.gnosischocolate.com
Chocolate Emporium
This kosher parve chocolatier offers several heartfelt gifts for Valentine’s Day. Their collection includes boxes of assorted chocolates, white chocolate pops, charry cordials, and more.
Top Allergens: peanut (select chocolates), tree nuts (select chocolates), soy (lecithin)
Other Special Diets: Kosher Parve, Vegan, Gluten-Free,
Where to Buy: chocolate-emporium.com
Fames Chocolates
This Brooklyn chocolatier has been around since 1948, and they are a completely kosher parve and milk-free company. They do use other top allergens to make their beautiful dairy-free and vegan gifts, but many gluten-free options are available. Their selection ranges from Assorted Chocolate Gift Boxes to Chocolate Logs to Unique Chocolate-Covered Assortments.
Top Allergens: peanut, tree nuts, wheat (allergens vary by chocolate type)
Other Special Diets: Kosher Parve, Vegan, Gluten-Free Options
Where to Buy: Order from www.fameschocolates.com (Note: If items say “sold out,” check back as they are usually back online with new batches quickly.)
Raaka
This fine chocolatier specializes in gourmet chocolate bars, and their entire line is vegan, dairy-free, gluten-free, soy-free, and organic. Each year they offer special flavors of dairy-free Valentine chocolate bars and waffle cones just for the holiday. But this Valentine’s Day they’ve also crafted a “Beet-ing” Heart chocolate with a cherry-beet center.
Top Allergens: none
Other Special Diets: Organic, Vegan, Gluten-Free
Where to Buy: Order from www.raakachocolate.com
Lagusta’s Luscious
Lagusta started out years ago with her handmade vegan truffle boxes. As her popularity has grown, so has her product line. But everything is still ethically-sourced, artisan-crafted, and hand packaged. And Lagusta has never lost her flair for cutting edge creations. She offers unique flavors, like cherry black pepper hearts and yuzu cashew creams. And she caters to a wide range of Valentine’s Day emotions with pretty heart boxes and anatomical treats.
Top Allergens: soy (lecithin), tree nuts (select items), wheat (select items)
Other Special Diets: Vegan
Where to Buy: Order from www.lagustasluscious.com
Taza Chocolate
If you’re seeking a sweet gesture for a true dairy-free chocoholic, Taza might be your best option. Everything they craft is dairy-free, soy-free, vegan, and certified gluten-free. And for Valentine’s Day, they sell “Love You More” and “Hearts on Fire” collections of their Valentine-themed Mexican-style chocolate disks, respectively.
Top Allergens: tree nuts (select items)
Other Special Diets: Organic, Vegan, Gluten Free
Where to Buy: Order from www.tazachocolate.com or amazon.com
Rawmio Chocolate Hearts
For your sugar conscious loved ones, Rawmio makes little chocolate hearts and pretty bark bars that are sweetened with coconut sugar. They’re raw, vegan, gluten-free, and soy-free, and come in a range of flavors.
Top Allergens: tree nuts (cashews in the white chocolate version)
Other Special Diets: Raw, Organic, Vegan, Gluten-Free, Low Glycemic, Keto
Where to Buy: Order from rawmio.com
Neto Chocolatier
This small-batch, kosher company in Brooklyn is completely dairy-free and gluten-free. And their truffles are positively stunning. Their pretty treats include various heart-shaped boxes, chocolate-covered Oreos, chocolate lollipops, and more.
Top Allergens: egg (in nougats only), soy (lecithin), tree nuts (select items)
Other Special Diets: Kosher Parve, Vegan (most items), Gluten Free
Where to Buy: Order from www.netochocolate.com
Rose City Chocolatier
Rose City churns out vegan chocolates with elegant style. Carefully crafted assorted chocolates or cherry cordials arrive in one of their gourmet boxes (you can choose from several looks). Their chocolates are made with imported Belgian dark chocolate, but be sure to select the “vegan” option. They also make dairy-based chocolates.
Top Allergens: peanut (select items), tree nuts (select items), soy (lecithin), wheat (select items)
Other Special Diets: Vegan
Where to Buy: Order from rosecitychocolates.com
Lake Champlain Chocolates
This traditional chocolatier continues to expand their vegan dark chocolate line with even more seasonal options. For Valentine’s Day, they offer dark chocolate hearts, vegan salted caramel chocolate flowers, vegan chocolate truffles, and the list goes on.
Top Allergens: soy (lecithin – select items), tree nuts (select items)
Other Special Diets: Organic, Vegan
Where to Buy: Order from www.lakechamplainchocolates.com and on amazon.com
Dallman Fine Chocolates
This is a European- style chocolatier, that does make traditional milk chocolates. But they also offer an expansive vegan line using dark and “milk” chocolates. This year, they’re doubling down on the heart theme with a special collection that includes flavors like strawberry cheesecake and rosewater & berries.
Top Allergens: peanut (select items), tree nuts (select items), soy (lecithin)
Other Special Diets: Vegan
Where to Buy: Order from dallmannconfections.com
Booja Booja
It’s hard not to love the gourmet vegan truffles from this U.K. chocolatier. For Valentine’s Day they craft fine de champagne and salted caramel chocolate truffles and package them in heart-shaped gift boxes, hand-painted by artists in Kashmir, India. Everything they make is dairy-free, gluten-free, soy-free, and vegan.
Top Allergens: tree nuts (though we see no tree nuts listed in their ingredients)
Other Special Diets: Vegan, Gluten Free
Where to Buy: Order from boojabooja.com
Amore di Mona
For the low-glycemic, vegan, healthy, or allergic loved one in your life, I highly recommend this wonderful line of confections. Even though I indulge in “ordinary” dairy-free chocolate, I adored the pure, buttery taste of their dairy-free chocolate, which also happens to be peanut-free, tree nut-free, and soy-free. And they do make special dairy-free Valentine chocolate boxes just for the season.
Top Allergens: tree nuts
Other Special Diets: Vegan, Gluten Free, Low Glycemic, Allergy-Friendly
Where to Buy: Order from www.amoredimona.com
Happy by Chocolate
Formerly known as Chocolate Inspirations, this hybrid confection maker churns out creative sweets for consumers, but also caters heavily to corporate. They do make a dairy chocolate line, but also have a full vegan chocolate array. For Valentine’s Day, they have a heart-shaped collection of chocolates and truffle boxes.
Top Allergens: soy (lecithin – select items), tree nuts (select items)
Other Special Diets: Vegan
Where to Buy: Order from happybychocolate.com
Divine Treasures
This Connecticut based chocolatier has been getting a bit more whimsical. Their classic truffle boxes have been replaced with more creative Valentine’s Day shapes and delights. And they are very transparent about allergens in terms of sourcing and their facility.
Top Allergens: peanut, tree nuts, soy (lecithin)
Other Special Diets: Vegan, Gluten-Free
Where to Buy: Order from www.dtchocolates.com
Vegan Treats
This Bethlehem, Pennsylvania offers a playful, dark spin on Valentine’s Day with their Fatally Yours collection. They include heart-shaped boxes of small-batch, artistically crafted chocolates in seasonal varieties and shapes.
Top Allergens: verify with company
Other Special Diets: Vegan, Gluten Free (options)
Where to Buy: shop.vegantreats.com
Fine & Raw Chocolate
Everything they make is dairy-free, plant-based, peanut-free, and sweetened with coconut sugar. They offer chocolate truffles and bars throughout the year, but for Valentine’s Day they have lovely chocolate bars and chocolate truffle boxes.
Top Allergens: soy (select items), tree nuts (select items)
Other Special Diets: Organic, Vegan, Gluten Free
Where to Buy: Order from www.fineandraw.com or amazon.com
Coracao
Their chocolates and boxes aren’t heart-shaped, but this vegan and paleo-friendly chocolatier offers special dairy-free Valentine chocolate collections with flavors like almond butter maca cupid and love potion caramel. Their assortments are also organic, gluten-free, and soy-free, and sweetened with low-glycemic coconut sugar and stevia.
Top Allergens: tree nuts
Other Special Diets: Vegan, Gluten Free, Paleo, Low Glycemic
Where to Buy: Order from www.coracaoconfections.com
Chocolove
The name says it all. This traditional chocolate bar company cares enough to make a range of vegan products. And for Valentine’s Day they release cherry cordial dark chocolate bars and very cherry chocolate hearts, each made without dairy.
Top Allergens: soy (lecithin)
Other Special Diets: Vegan, Gluten Free
Where to Buy: Order from www.chocolove.com or amazon.com
More Vegan & Dairy-Free Chocolate Gifts for Valentine’s Day
The following aren’t necessarily themed for Valentine’s Day, but they are sweet and thoughtful dairy-free chocolate gifts that still suit the holiday.
- Astor Chocolate – This is a kosher chocolatier, but mot of their chocolate contains dairy. However, they offer a pretty vegan truffle box on Amazon and a few other vegan chocolate items.
- Chocogram – They send chocolate love messages all over Australia, and have both truffles and wooden boxes with a chocolate “I ❤️ You.” At last check, their dark chocolate was made without dairy.
- ChocolateSpiel – This playful U.S. chocolatier blends natural vegan “paints” to create vibrant, artistic vegan chocolates and bon bons.
- ChocZero – For the sugar-free, keto, and/or diabetic person in your life, they are offering bags of vegan dark chocolate hearts sweetened with monk fruit.
- Cococlectic – They don’t have a Valentine-specific box, but this is the gorgeous, high-end gift that keeps on giving. It’s a vegan bean-to-bar chocolate subscription service.
- Compartes – Their sleek, modern chocolates have a refined look and their truffles typically include a vegan boxed option for every occasion.
- Creek House Handcrafted Find Chocolates – This is a small, traditional chocolatier that is slowly being overtaken with an organic vegan truffle line. Most of their products and raves are for the dairy-free selection, which is also soy-free.
- Little Cocoa – Available in Australia, this chocolatier offers pretty vegan boxes of pralines and stunning vegan chocolate bars.
- Mama Ganache – Formerly known as Sweet Earth Chocolates, Mama Ganache has kept the tradition of producing a line of vegan, gluten-free, soy-free chocolate. As an added bonus, Mama Ganache uses fair trade and organic chocolate. To order, just pick your box of choice and then select the “Vegan” truffle option.
- Miami Beach Chocolates – Dark chocolate heart lollipops and dark chocolate covered strawberries are Valentine features at this local chocolatier. They do make both milk and parve chocolates, so be sure to order the parve (dairy-free) ones.
- Monty Bojangles – This British chocolatier makes a vegan line of truffles that isn’t heart shaped, but it does have definite appeal for Valentine’s Day. Their tower includes cocoa berry blush, caramel haze, and cocoa nib nights. If you’re in the U.K., you can order directly from their website.
- Montezuma’s Chocolate – This is a traditional U.K. chocolatier, but they offer vegan chocolates too! They don’t typically have any vegan heart-inspired boxes for Valentine’s Day, but they do still have a gift-worthy selection.
- Oh Nuts! – This isn’t a dairy-free company, but they do have a big line of certified kosher parve, dairy-free chocolate products. For Valentine’s Day, we love the chocolate message hearts and the boisterous non-dairy truffle box. Please note that some of their truffles contain egg white, so they aren’t strictly vegan.
- Sweet Pete’s – For Valentine’s Day, this traditional confectioner always has a range of vegan goodies. This year, that includes boxes of vegan truffles and assorted gift baskets with both candies and chocolates.
- Wholesome Nibbles – If you need a vegan, gluten-free, soy-free, paleo, no added sugar, whole30 option (whew!), then their boxes could be a great option. They craft truffles with dates and nuts.
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30 Comments
Divine Treasures in CT notes diabetic friendly because they also have sugar free chocolates
Great list! Just to let you know, the Enjoy Life variety bag usually contains one flavor that isn’t vegan because it contains honey (rice milk crunch).
You mentioned that Chocolate Emporium’s business was on again, off again. If I were to guess correctly, they will soon be off again because of their outrageous shipping prices! The prices on the chocolate is reasonable – for example, a 13 pc. box of chocolate is $18.50 BUT shipping is $29.50!! That is shipping within the US. I live in Florida! Then, on top of that, they have a $20 minimum order, so if your order is under $20, they charge a $7 fee. So that $18.50 box of chocolate comes to $53.66 with shipping, tax and minimum fees!! Are they kidding? Sorry- I am not purchasing from this company and I don’t know who would when there are other great companies out there like you have listed in this article. I ordered from No Whey Chocolates, as I have before. Very happy with their chocolate and their shipping fees are $9. Much more reasonable!
Vegan Treats is another great company. They have a “fatally yours” valentine chocolate box that is definitely different from the rest! They also have amazing cakes, cookies, and cinnamon rolls! Their Vegan version of baked goods are even better than the regular stuff!
https://www.vegantreats.com
Fantastic! Thank you for sharing this Tiffany.
Thanks Alisa for including Amanda’s Own Confections! I feel honored that you selected one of our products for the opening picture! We must be doing something right!!!
You are always doing things right Beth! And I love this year’s packaging!
Thanks so much! That means a great deal coming from the guru of dairy-free!
Wow, what a list!! I have been opening tabs to each link lol and I have a headache 🙁 so much out there and this is great news to us vegheads … anyways I just want to find a place near me in the Los Angeles area where I can pick up and go. Any thoughts?
Hi Leonor, so sorry for my delay! I believe a couple of these companies are in the LA area and do have storefronts! Otherwise, I would hit up Whole Foods as they often carry some of these brands at holiday times.
So many delicious options! I like dark chocolate and I’m not a milk chocolate fan so luckily it works in my favor except when it comes to specialty chocolates. Thank you for the options!
Fabulous! I hope you find a couple treats for yourself and your family Sarah.
Divine Treasures, OMG are the best chocolates – winning awards as best in CT – This is a must -it is truly the best.
Thanks for sharing your favorite one Donna!
Hi Alisa! Thank you so much for including Allison’s Gourmet in your Valentine’s Day Chocolate gift guide!! xoxo
Thank you for making such beautiful chocolate goodies!
Chocolate Hollow should also be on this list! http://chocolatehollowvt.com/
Thank you for sharing Julie!
Thank you! I usually don’t go near Valentine’s chocolates due to my food allergies. Wonderful list. I’ll check these out.
Happy to help JL! I hope you get something that you love!
Hi is there any free valentine’s day chocolate give away or free samples to try
Not that I know of. You can check with the companies directly on samples. Links in the post!
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This is amazing! I had no idea there were so many purveyors out there. I can’t get enough of those chocolate raspberry cream-filled hearts, and yet all the versions I usually find contain dairy. But wow – it’s going to be a good valentine’s day now!! Thank you for this!!
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What great options! Natural Candy Store is a good place too for candies and decorating supplies like sprinkles and natural food coloring. 🙂
Divine Treasures in Manchester, Connecticut offers online shipping of their chocolates. All of their chocolate is vegan and gluten-free. I absolutely love every chocolate that I have gotten there- very unique flavor combinations and shapes. I really like the Egyptian Jewel, which is a pyramid shaped chocolate truffle made with dark ganache, roasted cardamon, nutmeg, and orange peel. http://divinetreasureschocolates.com/
Thanks! I was just thinking the other day that it is a bummer I can not pick from the normal candy box 🙂
Hi is there any chance of a sample please.im gluten and dairy free.
I don’t stock and sell these chocolatiers myself Karen. You’ll have to contact the companies directly to request samples. There are links to all of their websites right in the post!