I’m here to share 5 new dairy free product launches with you. I’ve seen lots of new or new to me non-dairy products popping up in the supermarkets recently and I think that will only increase as we get closer to the summer months. I’m hoping for some new ice cream launches. Disclaimer: As always, please check the full ingredients list and may contain warnings of any products mentioned here on DFD to ensure they’re suitable for your intolerance or allergy. Some products may be free from dairy but could still be made on the same factory line as other dairy free products and over the years ingred ..read more

I went to all the local M&S stores I could find but only came away with Charlie the Bunny which is one of their Free From Dairy options for Easter 2024. The other week I shared a video over on my new YouTube channel about all the dairy free supermarket own-brand Easter eggs we could get our hands on. I’m pleased to say that Charlie the Bunny which comes in at £6 did pretty well in our ranking. Since putting together the dairy free supermarket own-brand Easter egg video I’ve seen a few more options available. There’s a Plant Based bunny which is in the style of a Lindt bunny. It’s a hollow ..read more

Let’s dive into the world of dairy free Easter eggs at Tesco. Now, let me start by saying there are a bunch of branded dairy free Easter treats available in my local Tesco from fab brands such as NOMO, Moo Free and Buttermilk. However, today we’re specifically looking at their own-brand options in their Free From range. I managed to get hold of 3 Easter options from the big Tesco which is local to me. Ever since the Easter eggs hit the shelves which I’m sure was very early January the simple Choc Egg (with chocolate buttons) has been going in and out of stock very regularly. So, I’m not sure i ..read more

Waitrose always have a fantastic range of dairy free Easter eggs and this year is no different. But, unlike the other supermarkets their line-up of non-dairy Easter treats are mostly branded ones as opposed to own-brand. We’ll take a closer look at the branded options on offer this weekend. I’ve been into Waitrose regularly over the last few weeks and they didn’t have any specific ‘Free From’ Easter eggs. However, I did find one own-brand option – Orange Ribbon Easter egg. It does come with a may contain warning so as always please double check if it’s suitable for your allergy or intolerance ..read more

There’s not long to go ’til it’s Easter because it’s so early this year. Saying that, the Easter eggs have been on the supermarket shelves since the end of December. Today we’re taking a closer look at Morrisons. I used to shop at Morrisons a lot but here in Cambridge there isn’t one super close. I do try to get there once a month though because they always have a good selection of dairy free products. For Easter, they only have one own-brand Easter egg but don’t worry, it’s a good one! The Morrisons Easter egg is a White Choc & Belgian Dark Chocolate With Butterscotch Flavouring & Sea ..read more

Easter is fast approaching and boy is there an excellent selection of dairy-free Easter eggs on offer. Every year the supermarkets make space in their colourful aisles of Easter eggs for more and more dairy free offerings. It makes me so happy to see them stepping up their game, especially as we’re now seeing some cute and fun options like Easter egg hunt kits for kids. I’ve been around to all the major supermarkets and grabbed as many of their own-brand dairy free Easter eggs as I could find. There was quite the haul from places like ASDA, Aldi and Tesco and then others like Morrisons just ha ..read more

Autumn has well and truly hit and I’m so here for it. Since early September there’s been a trickle of dairy free Christmas products hitting the supermarket shelves. We’re now well into November and everything is ramping up. The supermarkets are in full Christmas mode with lots of new dairy free launches popping up daily. So I thought it would be good to take a closer look at what dairy free options are available at each of the supermarkets and today we’re starting with Sainsbury’s. Disclaimer: Please always check ingredients lists and may contain warnings to ensure products are suitable for yo ..read more

As with my Tesco dairy free Halloween round-up I struggled to find much on the Morrisons site. They have lots of usual sweets that fall into the dairy-free category but not much in the way of Halloween. Anyway, as with my Tesco post I thought it was only fair to still share the few bits I found. It looks like they have a much more exciting line-up for Christmas time so do keep an eye out for that. Here are the links to the other supermarket Halloween round-ups I’ve shared this week. 8 Dairy free Halloween buys from ASDA 6 Dairy free buys from Sainsbury’s 12 Dairy free Halloween buys from Ocado ..read more

We’ve checked out what ASDA, Sainsbury’s and Ocado have to offer in terms of dairy free Halloween so I thought it was only fair to check out what’s going on at Tesco. In all honesty there wasn’t much in terms of food but their Halloween decor and costume game was strong. Anyway, I’ve put together a few bits just to keep the series going! Don’t forget to check out the following dairy free Halloween posts: 8 Dairy free Halloween buys from ASDA 6 Dairy free buys from Sainsbury’s 12 Dairy free Halloween buys from Ocado Disclaimer: Please always check full ingredients lists and may contain warnings ..read more

In my last post we were talking about all the dairy free Halloween finds at Sainsbury’s and we’ve also covered dairy free spooky season at Ocado too. Today we’re taking a closer look at what ASDA has to offer all dairy free Halloween loving folk. ASDA is one supermarket that I forget about now we’ve moved house. The closest one is across the other side of the city but they always have some really good dairy free options to pick from so I’m trying to get over there more often. I recently found these Extra Special Free From Peppermint Truffles which are so so delicious and perfect for Christmas ..read more