The Best Dairy-Free Easter Candy & Treats at the Store!

Updated for 2026! You’ve probably seen my big list of Dairy-free Chocolate Bunnies for various tastes and diets, including vegans and food allergic consumers. We also have a guide to Dairy-Free Cadbury Creme Egg Alternatives. But what would that basket of goodies be without some colorful candy and other fun sweets? This collection of treats goes beyond chocolate bunnies, and focuses on dairy-free Easter candy that can all be found at grocers, drugstores, or specialty shops throughout the U.S.

The Best Dairy-Free Easter Candy You Can Buy at the Store

If you want bunnies, jelly beans, and spring colors, look no further than this list of dairy-free, natural and organic candies. All of the following are also vegan, unless otherwise noted.

Allergen Notes: All items listed below were dairy-free by ingredients at the time of our review, but ingredients are subject to change at any time. Most are also gluten-free by ingredients, but check fo verifications. And all products are at some degree of risk for allergen cross contamination. If you are concerned about potential cross contamination of an allergen, always contact the company to discuss their ingredient sourcing and allergen protocols before purchasing. Only you can decide what is safe for your needs.

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Galerie Jelly Bean Eggs

These plastic Easter eggs house jelly beans or jelly beans and sitckers, and carry the company’s “allergen safe” seal. That means they’re made in a factory that does not handle milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, sesame, or wheat. They also have cute Easter candy dispensers (bunnies and llamas) with dairy-free candy, but the candy for those doesn’t seem to have their “allergen safe” seal, as a heads up!

• Where to Buy: Target, Kroger family of stores, Walgreens, Walmart, Amazon
• Top Allergens: none

YumEarth Organic Easter Candies

Founded by two kid (and sugar) loving fathers, YumEarth proudly manufactures a wide range of organic, gluten-free, and allergy-friendly candies. For Easter, they have vegan Bunny Gummies, Sour Beans, Jelly Beans, and an Easter Variety Pack. They come in fun fruit-sweetened flavors like pomegranate pucker, perfectly peach, and mango tango.

• Where to Buy: Target, Whole Foods, Rite-Aid, yumearth.com or Amazon.com
• Top Allergens: none

Reese’s Pieces Eggs (select boxes; not vegan)

Reese’s Pieces began transitioning to a dairy-free recipe in 2025, but some of their seasonal boxes still contain the recipe with milk. That includes their Easter products. We found some contained milk, but the cartons we located at Target were dairy free (and going kosher pareve). Check the box or bag!

• Where to Buy: Target, CVS, Albertsons/Safeway family of stores, or Amazon.com
• Top Allergens: peanuts, soy

Junior Mint Eggs (not vegan)

This surprisingly no dairy and no egg treat is all decorated for Easter! It’s one of the very few sweets you can buy on most convenience store chocolate racks. They use a statement saying milk “may be present,” but this is just another version of a “may contain” statement. If you’re concerned about the “may contain” statement, make sure you contact the company to discuss their production protocols, if they use a dedicated line, etc.

• Where to Buy: Walgreens, Walmart, Kroger family of stores, or Amazon.com
• Top Allergens: soy

Favorite Day Cookie Kits (select varieties)

Some, but not all, of the Favorite Day Easter Cookie Kits are made without milk, nuts, or peanuts. And some are egg-free and vegan-friendly too. We love these for fun Easter day projects that you can put in baskets (they’re shelf stable!). See our Dairy-Free Target Guide for this year’s options.

• Where to Buy: Target
• Top Allergens: wheat, soy

Pez Easter Candy Dispensers

Yes, Pez is still around! And it’s made without top allergens on a dedicated line. Their Easter line includes chick, lamb, and various bunny dispensers. They come with candy in them, but you can buy refills in assorted flavors.

• • Where to Buy: Target, Walmart, Albertsons/Safeway stores, drugstores, or Amazon.com
  • Top Allergens: none

Annie’s Bunnies

Bunnies are a year round thing for Annie’s Organic, but they are truly in their element on Easter. The company makes a range of Bunny Grahams, but the Neapolitan are particularly special in spring. They also make also make fruit snacks in sweet fruit flavors.

• Where to Buy: Target, Walmart, Stop & Shop, Kroger family of stores, or Amazon.com
• Top Allergens: varies by product

Twizzlers Bunnies

They taste like red Twizzlers licorice, but these cute little bunny candies are bite-sized, and ready to jump into Easter baskets. They’re kosher parve, vegan-friendly, and made without milk, eggs, nuts, and soy, but these sweets do contain wheat.

• Where to Buy: Target, Kroger family of stores, CVS, Walmart, or Amazon
• Top Allergens: wheat

Sweetarts Easter Candy

They’ve doubled down with bags of Sweetart chicks, bunnies, and ducks and seasonal Sweetart flavored jelly beans.

• Where to Buy: Target, Kroger family of stores, Walreens, Albertsons family of stores, Walmart, or Amazon
• Top Allergens: none

Jelly Belly Spring & Easter (not vegan)

Jelly Belly offers a fun range of spring flavors, Easter packaging, and “carrot” Jelly Bellies. They’re each certified kosher pareve, and made without gelatin, gluten, peanuts, or dairy. However, they are not considered vegan. You’ll find various Jelly Belly products at grocers, block stores, and convenience stores, but keep an eye out for the Easter range!

• Where to Buy: Meijer, specialty stores, Amazon
• Top Allergens: soy in select products

Brach’s Jelly Bird Eggs

This classic candy company makes their own version of jelly beans in various flavors. They offer big bags and treat sized pouches. They’re great for a dairy-free Easter candy feature, decorating cupcakes or crispy treats, and stuffing in plastic eggs. As a heads up, these are made without gelatin and dairy, but they might not be vegan.

• Where to Buy: Target, Albertsons/Safeway stores, Giant, Stop & Shop, and on Amazon
• Top Allergens: none

Oreo Cookie Filled Eggs

In addition to Easter-inspired Oreo cookie flavors (yes, they’re dairy-free!), Oreo also has a cookie-filled Easter egg if you want a grab and eat treat!

• Where to Buy: Target, Walmart, Albertsons/Safeway stores, or Amazon.com
• Top Allergens: soy, wheat

Black Forest Organic Easter Candies (not vegan)

Black Forest has a big range of Easter candies, but you might not see them on their website. However, they are readily available online and via major stores like Walmart. Keep your eyes open for their Spring Mix. This brand isn’t strictly vegan, because they do use gelatin and beeswax in their candies.

• Where to Buy: Target, Walmart or Amazon.com
• Top Allergens: none

Dum Dums Bunny Pops

Old school Dum Dums have been around for decades, and for good reason. They come in a range of tasty fruity flavors that nearly everyone can eat, since they are allergy-friendly. Their cute Easter pops in for berry-licious bunny varieties.

• Where to Buy: Target, Walmart or Amazon.com
• Top Allergens: none

Peeps (not vegan – but alternative listed)

Yes, traditional Peeps, not chocolate-covered, are made without milk and other top allergens. This year, they’re also offering limited edition Peep Gummies and Peep Jelly Beans. Peeps aren’t vegan, but there is a fun Easter-friendly brand called Goodmallow (sold online only) that is vegan.

• Where to Buy: Nearly every store and on Amazon
• Top Allergens: none

Charms Fluffy Stuff Cottontails

Strawberry Hill Lollipops

This whimsical candy company makes lollipops for all occasions with adorable designs. And they’re labeled as corn syrup free, gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free, and made in a nut free facility. Some of their Easter-themed lollipops include bunnies, Easter eggs, duckies, and frosted cupcakes. But the lollipop designs can change from year to year. Look for them in lollipop displays at stores.

• Where to Buy: Candy shops, fine retailers, and www.strawberryhillcandy.com 
• Top Allergens: none

Lindt Non-Dairy Oatmilk Truffles

Okay, they aren’t Easter themed. But imagine the squeals of delight upon seeing some of these dairy-free truffles in their Easter basket. Since they are individually wrapped, you can set aside a few for yourself, and even hide some for an Easter egg style hunt!

Heads Up: This is the last year to get them. These truffles have been discontinued!

• Where to Buy: CVS, Albertsons/Safeway family of stores and on Amazon
• Top Allergens: soy, tree nuts

Life Savers Gummy Bunnies & Eggs

Ben’s Pure Maple Candy

These cute little Easter bunnies and spring shapes are made of 100% pure maple syrup with no other ingredients. They’re also kosher and made in a nut-free facility. Jed’s Maple also makes some pure maple bunnies, reportedly on a dedicated line.

• Where to Buy: bensmaplesyrup.com or naturalcandystore.com; also sold in specialty nationwide stores, like Tractor Supply
• Top Allergens: none

Haribo Happy Hoppers & Chicks (not vegan)

Surf Sweets Organic Jelly Beans

Surf Sweets is now produced by Wholesome, the brand noted above. But they have retained their own candy style, and are reportedly still made in a facility free of the top 10 allergens. For Easter they have Spring Jelly Beans that come in bags of mini packages. And each serving contains 100% of the daily value for Vitamin C.

• Where to Buy: Kroger family of stores, Shaw’s, Sprouts, Hy-Vee, www.surfsweets.com or Amazon
• Top Allergens: none

Bonus! Dairy-Free Chocolate Bunnies at the Store!

From our Dairy-Free Chocolate Bunnies list, we have two worth mentioning here, since they can easily be picked up at your local grocer.

Lindt Dark Chocolate Easter Bunnies

Many of their dark chocolate bars do contain milk, but the Lindt Dark Chocolate Gold Bunnies in the U.S. AND Canada have been made without dairy for years. (Note: Don’t let the “may contain” label confuse you.)

• Where to Buy: Target, Walmart, Walgreens, CVS, Safeway / Albertsons stores, H-E-B, World Market, or Amazon.com
• Top Allergens: soy

Whole Foods Organic Dark Chocolate Bunny

Black Forest has a big range of Easter candies, but you might not see them on their website. However, they are readily available online and via major stores like Walmart. Keep your eyes open for their Spring Mix. This brand isn’t strictly vegan, because they do use gelatin and beeswax in their candies.

• Where to Buy: Whole Foods
• Top Allergens: soy

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