Recipes and Cooking Healthy Recipes Healthy Snack Recipes 8 Hearty Dairy-Free Snacks that Don’t Skimp on Flavor By Karla Walsh Updated on August 18, 2022 Fact checked by Emily Estep Fact checked by Emily Estep Emily Estep is a plant biologist and journalist who has worked for a variety of online news and media outlets, writing about and editing topics that range from film and beauty to science and the automobile industry. Her plant biology degree has a focus on sustainable agriculture, and she's an expert on growing your own food, environmental sciences, and all topics relating to houseplants. Learn about BHG's Fact Checking Process Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: Andy Lyons Whether you're vegan, lactose intolerant, or simply seeking more dairy-free snack ideas, these easy options will satisfy. Including sweet treats like smoothie bowls and fruity granola bars and savory noshes such as hummus and deviled eggs (oh yes, and gluten- and dairy-free snacks!), there's a non-dairy snack to please every palate. 01 of 08 Paleo Avocado Deviled Eggs View Recipe Andy Lyons Despite its creamy and rich texture, mayo actually contains zero dairy. So whether you use our homemade Paleo Mayonnaise or your favorite store-bought regular mayo, rest assured that these avocado-spiked deviled eggs are a gluten- and dairy-free snack. Test Kitchen Tip: You can boil eggs for these stuffed snacks on the stove, in a pressure cooker, or by steaming. 02 of 08 Air-Fried Bratwurst Bites with Spicy Beer Mustard View Recipe Victor Protasio Hosting a party or building a game-day menu for a squad with a food allergy or two? Add this gluten- and dairy-free snack to the lineup. Round up just seven ingredients and follow the air fryer recipe instructions for a zesty, high-protein snack. The brat bites are crowd-pleasing, but the real MVP might just be the beer-infused (use a gluten-free beer if that's an allergy of concern) mustard dipping sauce. 03 of 08 Sweet Potato Fries with Roasted Garlic Ketchup View Recipe Jacob Fox Drive right past the drive-through and oven-fry your own copycat french fries at home. After just 10 minutes of prep, this vitamin-rich nondairy snack is ready to bake. Upgrade your condiment game with our simple garlic-and-onion ketchup to serve on the side. 04 of 08 No-Bake Energy Poppers View Recipe Blaine Moats Like a granola bar in a bite-size format, this no-bake treat is one of the best dairy-free snacks to pop before a workout or walk, or between meetings. Choose your own flavor adventure by customizing your oat, flax, and chia balls with dried blueberries, cherries, cranberries, or raisins. Almond butter, honey, and sunflower kernels pack this recipe with long-lasting energy. 05 of 08 Avocado-Egg Bake View Recipe Hannah Bigot Avocados can stand on their own, no toast required! This gluten- and dairy-free snack works well midafternoon to ward off the hangries until dinnertime. Thanks to the protein from the ham and egg and the healthy fats in the fresh avocado, each four-ingredient egg cup will satisfy for hours. 06 of 08 Walnut Butter Fruit Bites View Recipe Blaine Moats Think of this dairy-free snack like the grown-up sibling to those fruit snack packs you gobbled up as a kid. Using five ingredients and zero oven time, you can create a low-carb, low-calorie grab-and-go snack for a speedy energy boost. With dried apricots and dates, these whole grain bites are naturally sweet without any added sugar. Buy It: Good & Gather Pitted Dates ($3, Target) 07 of 08 Crunchy PB and A Wrap View Recipe Jacob Fox Just five minutes and four ingredients stand between you and this non-dairy snack. Ideal for kids—and kids at heart—this wrap recipe can be customized with your favorite nut butter, granola, and fruit. Don't feel stuck with apples; chopped pears, peaches, or bananas would also work well. 08 of 08 Hot and Chunky Guacamole View Recipe Andy Lyons Grab the chips (corn, flour tortilla, cucumber ... we don't discriminate)! Master how to make guacamole and you'll always be just minutes away from a dairy-free snack. Yes, we know you can buy guac premade, but the punchy fresh lime plus the creative addition of peas and jalapeños in this recipe—as well as the option to add or subtract divisive elements like fresh cilantro—make this totally worth the effort. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit