Almond, coconut, soy, cashew, and oat milk are used to make dairy-free ice creams. Each base has distinct flavor and texture.
Depending on the major ingredient, dairy-free ice cream tastes and feels different. Coconut milk has a creamy texture and delicate coconut flavor
Ice cream without dairy may utilize other sweeteners. Common sweeteners include sugar, coconut sugar, agave nectar, and artificial. You should examine the label if you have dietary restrictions.
If you have other food allergies besides dairy, check for cross-contamination warnings or the presence of other allergens like nuts, soy, or gluten.
Many brands now offer dairy-free options, and they are increasingly available not only in health food stores but also in regular supermarkets.
Since there are so many variations in flavor and texture, it's a good idea to try different brands and types to find your favorites.
Dairy-free ice cream can be enjoyed in the same way as traditional ice cream – on its own, with toppings, or as part of a dessert recipe.