50 Gluten Free Dairy Free Snacks To Buy: Video + Tips

A list of gluten free dairy free snacks you can buy at the store, or if you have time, make at home. These gluten and dairy free snacks are great for adults as well as for kids who try to eat less processed foods, limit sugar and adopt a healthier lifestyle. Below you’ll also find healthier gluten free and dairy free snack recipes.

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Store Bought Gluten Free Dairy Free Snacks

Below you will find a list of gluten free dairy free snacks that you can buy at either a health food store, or online retailers like Amazon or Vitacost. You will also find a few tips that will help you shop gluten and dairy free more comfortably, plus recipes in case you didn’t find what you are looking for.

Crunchy Gluten Free Dairy Free Snacks (Crackers, Chips, Crisps, Puffs)

1. Terra Sweet Potato Vegetable Chips – just thinly sliced sweet potatoes and oil, no salt added.
2. From The Ground Up Cauliflower Tortilla Chips – grain free chips made with cassava flour, cauliflower, chia seeds, sunflower oil, a blend of other veggies and seasonings.
3. LesserEvil Puffs – a clean grain free snack with no refined sugars, no refined salts, no preservatives, no artificial flavors or colors.
4. Pop Bitties Ancient Grain Chips – a delicious alternative to tortilla, potato, and pita chips without  artificial colors, flavors or preservatives.
5. Kibo Chickpea Chips – they have a really great texture and taste and most ingredients are good, except soy. If you don’t mind that then they’re perfect substitute for tortilla chips.
6. Barnana Plantain Chips – healthier kettle cooked plantain chips seasoned with pink salt – an absolutely delicious snack naturally gluten and dairy free, probably my favorite of them all!
7. Barnana Plantain Tortilla Chips – pretty sturdy for dipping with a nice sweet and salty taste, clean ingredients.
8. Siete Sea Salt Grain Free Tortilla Chips – they are oven baked and made with a few simple ingredients: cassava flour, avocado oil, coconut flour and ground chia seeds. These are my favorite when I don’t have time to make my own snacks.
9. Enjoy Life Plentils – light, crispy lightly salted lentil chips certified gluten- free and dairy-free. Not all ingredients are healthy (canola oil) but check them out and make sure you’re fine with them.
10. Brad’s Veggie Chips – thicker veggie chips that look more like crackers with healthier ingredients dried at low temperature to preserve nutrients.
11. HU Kitchen Crackers – nice vegan grain free baked crackers with a subtle herb flavor made with real ingredients.

Gluten Free Dairy Free Bars And Protein Balls

1. Protein Power Balls – these energy balls have no added sugar and are also soy free and vegan. My favorite flavors are Mocha Java Crunch with subtle coffee flavor and Dark Chocolate Peanut.
2. Yes Bars – has the texture of a soft protein bar , it’s low glycemic with GMO-free ingredients, high in clean protein and good fats, no refined sugars, and are gluten grain dairy corn soy egg and peanut free. Salted Maple Pecan are my favorite!
3. Go Raw Pumpkin Seed Bars – made with only 5 minimally processed ingredients. It’s like a fruit leather with sprouted seeds – a super tasty, nice crunchy treat without being overly sweet. 
4. 88 Acres Granola Bars – certified gluten free, nut free, vegan bars with multiple flavors. They taste like traditional soft granola bars, but with seeds instead of nuts.
5. Enjoy Life Foods Soft Baked Ovals Breakfast Bars – they have a variety of flavors and are top 8 allergens free, but pay attention to ingredients if you’re trying to eat cleaner. Some may find them disturbing.
6. Clif Kid Zbar – a very popular organic granola bar but pay attention to ingredients, they have added sugar and are not gluten free certified, which means the oats could be cross-contaminated with gluten during production.

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Gluten Free Dairy Free Cookies And Sweet Treats

1. Enjoy Life Crunchy Cookies Variety – certified gluten-free cookies that are free from 14 common food allergens, including dairy, egg, nuts and soy. These are nice tasting cookies with a crunchy texture but some people might prefer less sugar and cleaner ingredients.
2. MadeGood Mini Cookies –  organic bite-size cookies free of the top 8 allergens, certified gluten free and dairy free, they offer 6 different flavors.
3. Maxine’s Heavenly Cookies – vegan, gluten-free, non-GMO soft and chewy cookies sweetened with dates and coconut sugar (no refined sugar). They offer 4 different flavors to choose from.
4. Unreal Dark Chocolate Coconut Mini Bars – taste like Bounty bars but are made with healthier simpler ingredients – gluten free & vegan certified and sweet enough to satisfy your sweet tooth.
5. Cocomels Coconut Milk Caramels – certified organic caramel candy made with coconut milk. They have a really nice, smooth, light taste offering 5 different flavors. Safely gluten and dairy free.
6. Sprouts Crispy Sweet Coconut Rolls – baked coconut roll made with real coconut milk, rice flour, coconut sugar, egg, sesame, and sea salt.
7. Absolutely Gluten Free Coconut Macaroons – soft, not too sugary with healthier ingredients than a lot of other choices in stores.

Gluten And Dairy Free Cereal

1. Nature Nate’s popped sorghum – just 3 simple ingredients: organic sorghum popped in avocado oil and sprinkled with sea salt. This is great served with some dairy free free yogurt.
2. MadeGood Granola Minis Packs – good for travel and free from the 8 most common allergens and ingredients wise they a little better than the bars sold by the same company.
3. Livlo Nut Granola – it has low carb grain free ingredients like almonds, pecans, blueberries, seeds, coconut chips and without added sugar, perfect for diabetics too.
4. Purely Elizabeth Ancient Grain Granola – it has clean and simple ingredients sweetened with unrefined coconut sugar. Free from additives and GMO – certified organic, gluten free and vegan. Sprinkle over a smoothie/ yogurt, or eat straight out of the bag. They offer 9 flavors.
5. Garden Granola Beetroot – made with healthier ingredients all gluten and dairy free, sweetened with fruit juice and naturally colored with beetroots. It has a slight ginger zing / taste. Perfect with some dairy free yogurt.

Gluten Free Dairy Free Wraps And Tortillas

1. Siete Almond Flour Tortillas – very few ingredients mainly almond flour and tapioca flour, the rest is water, salt and xanthan gum. Note: xanthan gum may not be tolerated well by those with gut issues. They are best when toasted as they are sold frozen.
2. NUCO Coconut Cassava Wraps – thin wraps made with fresh cassava and coconut they can be used for tacos, snacks or even deserts.
3. Siete Grain Free Flour Tortillas – super pliable both gluten and dairy free. They sold / delivered frozen and look somewhat unappealing. The key is toasting them in a pan prior to eating, they are absolutely delicious once heated. Making chips in the oven also works great!
4. Food For Life Brown Rice Tortillas – not the ideal ingredients but is nice for those who can’t tolerate coconut, cassava or nuts: brown rice flour, filtered water, tapioca flour, safflower oil, rice bran, xathan gum and sea salt.
5. Mi Rancho Corn Tortilla – an alternative for those who can eat corn, the ingredients are: organic whole white corn, organic yellow corn masa flour, trace of lime, organic guar gum.

Gluten And Dairy Free Spreads And Dips

• Nunature Cocodate – an amazing alternative for chocolate spread: a date and cacao spread with vanilla extract and nothing else. It’s soy free, gluten free and dairy free.
• Rigoni Spread – a dairy free spreadable cream of cocoa and hazelnuts that tastes just like Nutella but made with better organic ingredients. The only drawback is probably the amount of sugar.
• Eden Apple Butter – my daughter’s favorite when combine with a seed butter. This is a tangy sweet spread with no refined sugars, additives or preservatives added.
• Pumpkin Seed Butter – it’s raw and made from sprouted seeds, no added ingredients, such as sugar or salt and it has a smooth and creamy consistency, absolutely delicious if you can’t enjoy nut butters.
• Cheeze Fermented Dairy Free Dip – super flavorful soft and tangy plant based non-dairy cashew spread: vegan, oil free, gluten free and dairy free. Contains soy.
• Violife Cream Cheese – tastes and smells nice plus it’s creamy. The ingredients: Coconut Oil, Potato Starch, Salt (Sea Salt), Glucono-delta-lactone, Flavor (Vegan Sources), Olive Extract, Vitamin B12.

Gluten And Dairy Free Yogurt

• Harmless Harvest Dairy Free Yogurt – one of the best dairy free yogurts on the market with a cleaner ingredient list and not too much sugar added and no gums when comparing to others. They have 4 different flavors: strawberry, vanilla, blueberry or just plain.
• Forager Project Dairy Free Cashew Milk Yogurt – this is a great alternative if you prefer an unsweetened yogurt.
• Probiotic Drinkable Dairy Free Yogurt – absolutely delicious: the consistency nice and creamy and it’s drinkable so you can grab it on the go. Perfect for those who don’t like almond based yogurts. The only drawback – high in sugar.
• So Delicious Dairy Free Coconut Yogurt – relatively good with a nice consistency but it has a few dubious ingredients like calcium phosphate, dipotassium phosphate and guar gum which I try to avoid.

Enjoy Fruit, Vegetables & Nuts As Snack

• Dang Toasted Coconut Chips – 2 ingredient healthy chips: just coconut and hint of sea salt with no added sugar.
• Rhythm Beet Chips – the only ingredient is organic beets, no seasonings added.
• Bare Fruit Chips – baked (not fried) real apples, bananas and coconuts, nothing else added.
• Natierra Organic Freeze-Dried Fruits – a wholesome snack that is crunchy sweet and maintains all of their vital nutrients and vibrant flavor without adding preservatives. Perfect for long distance travel where fresh fruits cannot last long plus kids just love them!
• Yupik Protein Trail Mix – a sulfite free organic blend of cashews, almonds, pumpkin seed, walnuts, cranberries.
• Food To Live Trail Mix – raw mulberries, cashews, pumpkin seeds, apricots, hazelnuts and almonds with no added sugar.

Gluten Free Dairy Free Snack Recipes

Crackers And Chips

• Graham Crackers Gluten Free Dairy Free Egg Free
• Beet Crackers With Flax Seeds (Vegan Gluten Free Recipe)
• Baked Cauliflower Crackers | Chips – Vegan And Gluten Free
• Homemade Plantain Chips Made With Avocado Oil
• Puffed Amaranth And Seed Crackers (Vegan GF)
• Crackers With Cassava & Tigernut Flour (AIP, Paleo)
• Gluten Free Goldfish Crackers (Dairy Free, Vegan)
• Gluten Free Sourdough Crackers With Seeds (Vegan)

Cookies

• Healthy Matcha Cookies With Poppy Seeds
• Vegan Amaranth Cookies | Fig Pinwheel (Gluten Free, Dairy Free)
• Healthy Oatmeal Breakfast Bars To-Go (Gluten Free, Vegan)
• Healthy Vegan Oatmeal Cookies – 4 Ways | Gluten Free
• Vegan Oatmeal Cookies With Blueberry & Peach | GF

Smoothies

• 4 Healthy Dairy Free Breakfast Smoothie Recipes
• Healthy Breakfast Meal Replacement Smoothies – Dairy Free, Gluten Free, Vegan
• Vegan Meal Replacement Smoothies Recipes
• 4 Anti-Inflammatory Green Smoothie Recipes

Other Gluten And Dairy Free Snack Recipes

• Gluten Free Dairy Free Blueberry Muffins + Crumb Topping
• Healthy Nut Free Strawberry Bliss Balls Recipe (Paleo)
• Healthy Salted Caramel Bliss Balls Recipe – Raw Vegan, Paleo
• Tigernut Granola (Paleo, Nut Free, Gluten Free)
• Almond Flour Crepes – Gluten Free Dairy free + Fillings
• Healthy Gluten Free Crepes + Fillings (Dairy Free)+Video
• Healthy Strawberry Muffins (Gluten Free Dairy Free)
• Potato Fritters With Crab Meat | Gluten Free

Tips For Shopping Gluten Free And Dairy Free Snacks

• Choose the place. Health food stores, are ideal places to buy gluten free and dairy free ingredients (or allergy friendly in general) especially for frozen or refrigerated foods. But you might find even a larger variety when browsing online retailers. No matter your physical location if you can’t find something in your local grocery stores you will definitely find it online.

• Read the ingredient label. Don’t just rely on front labeling – read the ingredient list on the back of the packaging, sometimes you’ll find that the expectations don’t correspond with the actual ingredients. You can also find out warnings of cross-contamination (due to shared equipment), which is really helpful for those with severe allergies.

• Certified Gluten Free, Dairy Free Or Vegan – is the best way to be sure a products is indeed “free” of those. For people Celiac disease or gluten sensitivity is very important because even trace amounts can cause serious symptoms. This certification means that it does not rely solely on product testing to ensure safety, but examines the entire practices and production process of the facility – from ingredient sourcing to employee training, cleaning practices and cross-contact controls. An example is oats. They are naturally gluten free but if the package is not certified “gluten free”, the product is likely to contain trace amounts of gluten due to cross contamination.

• Watch out these ingredients: Brown rice syrup (can be made from barley), hydrolyzed vegetable protein (HVP), hydrolyzed plant protein (HPP), or textured vegetable protein (TVP), modified food starch, rice malt, seasonings and natural flavors: they may contain gluten.

• Less ingredients. When choosing packaged foods, less ingredients is always better. The longer the list the more processed it is. If you encounter an ingredients that you don’t know (they’re usually artificial derived) then it’s best to avoid it. Or check with the manufacturer if you really want it.

• Pay attention to first ingredients. Look at least at the first three ingredients, as they make up the largest part of composition, whole foods should dominate. If not, then it’s not so healthy.

• Stick to naturally gluten-free foods. The best way to ensure a proper nutrition is to eat whole foods and occasionally some packaged foods.

• Save money. Sometimes trusted brands and products can be a bit pricier due to the allergen testing and safety measures they go through. So again stick to whole foods as much as possible, it’s always cheaper.