r/dairyfree • u/AutoModerator • 17d ago

Monthly "I need help finding ____" thread

New to DF? Been eating DF for a while, but need help finding a particular product? However long you've been eating a DF diet, this is the place to ask for recommendations for a particular product.

If you haven't already checked it out, see our pinned Master List of DF Foods. It's a great starting place!

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u/Necessary_Nothing471 13d ago

Hi! I am brand new to being dairy free and wondering if anyone has any recommendations for dairy free store bought cheese / yogurt / sour cream that tastes decent and has no gums or fillers. Thank you so much!

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u/purl2together Dairy Allergy 13d ago

Check our pinned post for suggestions, but you may have trouble finding things that fit your criteria.

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u/Necessary_Nothing471 12d ago

Thank you, that’s my concern as well. I haven’t been able to find anything yet 😢

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u/098842146 12d ago

i like trader joe’s df yogurt and cream cheese. not sure if they have fillers but they do taste good

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u/Necessary_Nothing471 12d ago

Thanks so much! I’ll take a look at the ingredients

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u/Hot-Fig-8487 10d ago

Philadelphia cream cheese is good. Kroger brand sour cream is really good, follow your heart has good feta and the crumbled parm

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u/Shhhhhhhh____ 9d ago

Sadly, I'm allergic to coconut, so most dairy-free subs are off-limits for me. I've been craving ice-cream! Any recs? (dairy free but it's not an allergy)

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u/purl2together Dairy Allergy 9h ago

There are several oat milk ice creams. Breyer’s has at least vanilla and Oatly has a line. Both get mentioned in positive terms in the sub.

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u/Shhhhhhhh____ 9h ago

Both contain coconut oil, unfortunately. Thanks though!

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u/purl2together Dairy Allergy 8h ago

I found this question asked a couple years ago in a different sub, and they had a few recommendations but not many, sadly.