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Supermarket for dairy alternatives

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Tiredtweenmum · 13/05/2025 15:09

My DD was previously dairy free as a toddler and now has been told to go dairy free again for a trial. It’s been a while since I had to buy dairy alternatives. We have most brands of supermarket near us. Before I trail through them all, is there a supermarket that has a good dairy free range? Thank you!

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Fgfgfg · 13/05/2025 15:24

With the growth of interest in vegan/plant based foods most supermarkets have a good range. Don't know much about Aldi or Lidl but the others will all stock a wide range of plant milks, Alpro brand yoghurts are everywhere and ok, and there's usually a few dairy free spreads such as Vitalite. The free from section will have dairy free 'milk' chocolate. Most also have 4-5 different vegan cheeses.
M&S do a vegan Victoria sponge. It's quite sweet but good as a birthday treat.
Sainsbury's do a few different cakes as well as OGG's mini cakes.
If it's been a while you might be surprised at how much there is now.

afaloren · 13/05/2025 15:25

My big Tesco has loads of dairy free stuff.

Octavia64 · 13/05/2025 15:52

Not Aldi not Lidl.

Tesco is ok. Sainsburys is good.

the bigger the better to be honest as the more space they have the more of this type of stuff they have.

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MiddleAgedDread · 13/05/2025 15:56

Morrisons, Waitrose, Sainsburys, Tesco are all fine. Aldi isn't great - their long life dairy free milk is ok but other options e.g. cheese and yogurts are limited / non-existent.

Tiredtweenmum · 13/05/2025 18:36

Thank you so much. Just went to big Tesco and lots of choice. Thank you!

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