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Dairy free sweets and liquorice at Dutch supermarkets

363 sweets and liquorice at five Dutch supermarkets

Each names no milk in its ingredient list, also not as ‘may contain’ (kan sporen bevatten).

363 products

Look O Look Snoepveters aardbei125 gContains gluten, wheatfrom€ 1,99at 5 shops
Look O Look Dropveters125 gContains gluten, wheatfrom€ 1,99at 4 shops
Look O Look Zure streken aardbei125 gContains gluten, wheatfrom€ 1,99at 5 shops
Look O Look Zure regenboog streken fruit smaak125 gContains gluten, wheatfrom€ 1,99at 5 shops
Harlekijntjes Zacht zoete drop vegan300 g · Nutri-Score EContains gluten, wheat€ 1,99at 3 shops
Look-O-Look Zure Regenboog Streken Vegan Voordeelverpakking 200gContains gluten, wheatfrom€ 2,99at 3 shops
Autodrop Vegan Cadillacs Uitdeelzak200 gfrom€ 1,99at 4 shops
Autodrop Hemelszachte vegan cadillacs280 g · Nutri-Score E€ 3,09at 3 shops
Nerds Candy Rainbow 141 g141 gtraces of egg, gluten, wheat€ 3,29at 2 shops
Groot sint schuimHoogvliet · 350 gtraces of gluten€ 2,99Hoogvliet
Nerds Rope 26gtraces of egg, gluten, wheat€ 1,99at 2 shops
Harlekijntjes Drop zachte zoete300 gContains gluten, wheatfrom€ 1,89at 5 shops

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Per supermarket

Albert Heijn has the most, with 175.

Albert Heijn175
PLUS137
Jumbo120
Dirk81
Hoogvliet64

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On a Dutch label

A pack that says it is dairy free reads ‘melkvrij, zuivelvrij’. The allergen in bold in the ingredient list is what to look for; ‘kan sporen bevatten’ means ‘may contain traces of’.

Questions and answers

Which Dutch supermarket has the most dairy free sweets and liquorice?

Albert Heijn, with 175. Then PLUS (137), Jumbo (120), Dirk (81), Hoogvliet (64).

Is every product here safe if I cannot eat milk?

Each product here names no milk in its ingredient list and has no ‘may contain’ warning for it, as the shop publishes it. Recipes change: read the pack in your hand, and ask your doctor or dietitian what you can eat.

Ingredient information comes from the manufacturers and supermarkets and may be out of date. Products without allergen information are left out: unknown is not the same as safe. Read the pack, especially with an allergy.