Dairy free white chocolate?

[DrDiva]

Does a nice version of this exist in the uk? Plamil is the work of the devil. I was wanting to make cake pops for DS who is dairy intolerant - so any other suggestions for coating would be gladly welcomed too!

[earlyriser]

Choices do white chocolate Easter eggs that you could melt down, expensive but that might work. Sainsburys stock them in the free from aisle.

[earlyriser]

Or I just remembered that you can buy white chocolate buttons from humzingers (I think that is the name of them- blue packet in tesco).

[earlyriser]

This is a good website www.alternativestores.com/vegan-vegetarian-shopping/vegan-white-chocolate-buttons-choices-rondellos-25g.html

[DrDiva]

Oh, thank you! I will have a look for the egg - that sounds good, as Choices get reasonable reviews online. If it's a bit expensive I don't mind, this is a one-off treat.
Tesco don't stock the chocolate buttons any more.

[anotherdayanothersquabble]

I have covered cake pops in Betty Crockers Vanilla Butter (no dairy!!) icing before. I have the stuff but the kids loved it!

[DrDiva]

That's a good one too, thank you! Might try that as well tries to expunge ingredient list from brain

[anotherdayanothersquabble]

(I hate the stuff, not I have the stuff and yes, the ingredients list is shocking!!)

[PitPatKitKat]

Vivani nougat crisp is lovely- white chocolate hazelnut praline. Bu tits dear and like hen's teeth.

DH loves white chocolate and can;t have dairy, so in the past I have mixed up something like this except I used macadamia butter and golden syrup due to what I had in. Tasted lovely, needed chilling though.

[DrDiva]

pitpat I like the look of that recipe! I found another one, but it seemed a bit faffy. I will try that.

I will also look out for the vivani.