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    Over One Hundred Top Gluten-Free Ice Cream Brands and Flavors

    Reviewed and edited by a celiac disease expert.

    Updated: Discover Your Favorite Gluten-Free Ice Cream with this Newly Revised Guide.

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    Celiac.com 08/02/2024 - For those with celiac disease or gluten sensitivities, finding a delicious and trustworthy gluten-free ice cream can often feel like a daunting task. While many ice creams are naturally gluten-free, issues arise with flavors that include mix-ins like cookies or cookie dough, which can introduce gluten into the product. It’s essential to be vigilant about these added ingredients to ensure a safe and enjoyable treat. As always, read labels and check the ingredient list to ensure there are no potential sources of gluten.

    This summer, we're excited to present an updated list, featuring over a hundred top gluten-free ice cream brands and flavors that are widely available. From classic favorites to innovative new flavors, there's something for everyone to enjoy. And if you have a beloved gluten-free ice cream flavor that isn't on our list, we invite you to share it in the comments below—we'll be happy to include it in our next update!

    Over 100 Top Gluten-Free Ice Cream Brands and Flavors

    Ben & Jerry's Certified Gluten-Free Flavors
    The following flavors are now certified gluten-free:

    • Certified Gluten-Free Flavors:
    • Berry Berry Extraordinary Sorbet
    • Butter Pecan
    • Chocolate
    • Chocolate Peanut Buttery Swirl
    • Coffee, Coffee BuzzBuzzBuzz!
    • Lemonade Stand Sorbet
    • Mint Chocolate Chunk
    • Non-Dairy Cold Brew
    • Oatmeal Cookie Chunk (with gluten-free oatmeal cookies)
    • Strawberry

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    (According to Ben & Jerry's: "We have a wide range of flavors that are gluten-free.  However, we cannot guarantee that some products were not produced on shared equipment as ones with gluten.")

    • Banana Split
    • Cherry Garcia
    • Chocolate Macadamia Nut
    • Chunky Monkey
    • Coconut Almond Fudge Chip
    • Creme Brulee
    • New York Super Fudge Chunk
    • Orange and Cream
    • Phish Food
    • Pistachio Pistachio
    • Triple Caramel Chunk
    • Truffle Kerfuffle
    • Vanilla
    • Vanilla Heath Bar Crunch

    Breyer's
    Breyer's has many naturally gluten-free flavors including:

    • Natural Vanilla
    • Homemade Vanilla
    • Extra Creamy Vanilla
    • Chocolate
    • Natural Strawberry
    • Mint Chocolate Chip
    • Vanilla Chocolate Strawberry
    • French Vanilla
    • CarbSmart Vanilla
    • Lactose Free Vanilla
    • No Sugar Added Vanilla
    • Vanilla Caramel
    • Peach
    • Vanilla Fudge Twirl
    • CarbSmart Chocolate
    • CarbSmart Peanut Butter
    • Lactose Free Chocolate
    • No Sugar Added Vanilla Chocolate Strawberry
    • Non-Dairy Vanilla Peanut Butter
    • No Sugar Added Salted Caramel Swirl
    • No Sugar Added Butter Pecan
    • Butter Pecan
    • Creamsicle® Orange
    • Cherry Vanilla
    • Coffee
    • Vanilla Chocolate
    • Chocolate Chip
    • Extra Creamy Chocolate
    • Black Raspberry Chocolate
    • Salted Caramel
    • Coconut Fudge
    • Chocolate Peanut Butter

    Häagen-Dazs
    Gluten-free ice cream flavors from Haagen-Dazs currently include:

    • Banana Peanut Butter Chip
    • Butter Pecan
    • Chocolate
    • Chocolate Peanut Butter
    • Chocolate Salted Fudge Truffle Non-Dairy
    • Chocolate Sea Salt Caramel HEAVEN
    • Coconut Caramel Non-Dairy
    • Coffee
    • Coffee Chip
    • Cold Brew Espresso Chip HEAVEN
    • Dulce de Leche
    • Green Tea
    • Honey Salted Caramel Almond
    • Lemon Sorbet
    • Mango
    • Mango Sorbet
    • Mint Chip
    • Peanut Butter Chip HEAVEN
    • Peanut Butter Chocolate Fudge Non-Dairy
    • Peppermint Bark
    • Pineapple Coconut
    • Pistachio
    • Raspberry Sorbet
    • Rocky Road
    • Rum Raisin
    • Strawberry
    • Vanilla
    • Vanilla Bean
    • Vanilla Chocolate Chip
    • Vanilla Swiss Almond
    • White Chocolate Raspberry Truffle

    Halo Top
    Halo Top's certified gluten-free ice cream flavors include:

    • Birthday Cake
    • Black Cherry
    • Candy Bar
    • Caramel Macchiato
    • Chocolate
    • Chocolate Almond Crunch
    • Chocolate Covered Banana
    • Chocolate Mocha Chip
    • Lemon Cake
    • Mint Chip
    • Oatmeal Cookies
    • Peanut Butter Cup
    • Pistachio
    • Rainbow Swirl
    • Sea Salt Caramel
    • Strawberry
    • Vanilla Bean

    Steve’s Ice Cream
    Steve’s Ice Cream offers the following naturally gluten-free flavors:

    • Cold Brewed Cinnamon Coffee
    • Mexican Chili Chocolate
    • Wildflower Honey Pistachio

    Talenti Gelato
    Gluten-free flavors by Talenti Gelato include:

    • Alphonso Mango Sorbetto
    • Belgian Chocolate Gelato
    • Black Raspberry Chocolate Chip Gelato
    • Caribbean Coconut Gelato
    • Coconut Almond Gelato
    • Coffee Chocolate Chip Gelato
    • Cold Brew Sorbetto
    • Dark Chocolate Sorbetto
    • Double Dark Chocolate Gelato
    • Hazelnut Chocolate Chip Gelato
    • Vanilla Bean Gelato
    • Mediterranean Mint Gelato
    • Old World Eggnog Gelato
    • Brown Butter Caramel Gelato (Organic)
    • Chocolate Mousse Gelato (Organic)
    • Ginger Matcha Gelato (Organic)
    • Oak-Aged Vanilla Gelato (Organic)
    • Pacific Coast Pistachio Gelato
    • Peanut Butter Fudge Sorbetto
    • Peppermint Bark Gelato
    • Roman Raspberry Sorbetto
    • Southern Butter Pecan Gelato
    • Strawberry Hibiscus Sorbetto
    • Vanilla Caramel Swirl Gelato

    Turkey Hill
    Here are the current gluten-free Turkey Hill ice cream flavors:

    • Banana Split
    • Belgian Style Chocolate
    • Black Cherry
    • Black Cherry Fudge
    • Black Raspberry
    • Blackberry Swirl
    • Blueberry
    • Butter Almond and Chocolate
    • Butter Pecan
    • Choco Mint Chip
    • Chocolate
    • Chocolate Chip
    • Chocolate Chocolate Chip
    • Chocolate Marshmallow
    • Chocolate Peanut Butter
    • Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup
    • Chocolate Salted Caramel
    • Colombian Coffee
    • Dark Chocolate Caramel Espresso
    • Deep Dark Chocolate
    • Dutch Chocolate
    • Egg Nog
    • French Vanilla
    • Fruit Rainbow
    • Fudge Ripple
    • Gertrude Hawk Box of Chocolates
    • Homemade Vanilla
    • Mango
    • Moose Tracks
    • Neapolitan
    • Orange Cream Swirl
    • Original Vanilla
    • Peanut Butter Ripple
    • Raspberry Chocolate Chip
    • Raspberry Cream Swirl
    • Rocky Road
    • Rum Raisin
    • Salted Caramel
    • Strawberries and Cream
    • Touchdown Sundae
    • Vanilla and Chocolate
    • Vanilla Almond Fudge
    • Vanilla Bean
    • Vanilla Bean and Chocolate
    • Vanilla Peanut Butter

    These brands and flavors offer a variety of delicious options for those looking to enjoy ice cream while adhering to a gluten-free diet. Always double-check labels for the most current information, as formulations can change.


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    Guest Dairy free dessert

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    Wonderful list but for many of us celiacs that are also dairy free, would love to see list of dfgf.  I realize it will be a short list, unfortunately. 

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    I would also like to see a dairy free ice cream. Is it possible?

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    Scott Adams

    For dairy-free try this company: Open Original Shared Link

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    6 hours ago, Scott Adams said:

    For dairy-free try this company: Open Original Shared Link

    and another great thing is that many of the products are vegan - and sugar-free

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    Guest Dmehalchick

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    Breyer's has a gluten-free Lactoze free icecream in chocolate and vanilla that is very good.  My granddaughter can finally have tasty ice cream. 

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    Guest Maureen

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    Are there any sherbets? I almost bought a brand of sherbet, not listed here, that specified "gluten free."  But, the allergy info stated it was make in a facility that made other products with wheat

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    Jenny8413

    The ice creams in this list may have no gluten ingredients, but many are produced on shared equipment and or in a shared facility (and could have cross contamination). Some ice creams have the allergen statement stating this, and some are tested to 20 or 10 ppm.  I've been sticking with products that clearly state both certified gluten-free and have an allergen statement.  If they are produced on shared equipment etc., I will call the company to get more info on their cleaning and testing protocols.  A tip from an article on Verywellfit.com, "More popular flavors, like vanilla and chocolate, are produced in greater volume and may be subject to less potential cross-contamination risk."  

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    Ben & Jerry's Ice Creams are not gluten free for Celiac - they are cross-contaminated. However, as per their website, they have a Lemon Sorbet that is gluten-free. 

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    cyclinglady

    Me?  Healed celiac with repeat small intestinal biopsies to prove it.  Why not use a brand that is willing to label their products gluten free and is interested in keeping those who have celiac disease safe?  I purchase Breyers which is clearly labeled gluten-free.  Read the label as they have a few other flavors that are not gluten free but are made in a separate facility.  

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    I use So Delicioous Coconut milk or cashew milk DF ice cream.....sometimes I make my own using non-dairy liquid coffee creamer which is gluten-free.

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    On 6/30/2020 at 10:54 PM, Guest Guest said:

    I would also like to see a dairy free ice cream. Is it possible?

    If there’s a TraderJoe’s near your, their Soy Vanilla and Soy Chocolate Cherry Chip is dairy free gluten free.

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    I live in the Bay Area and I find that Sunnyside Farms has several flavors that are labeled gluten free. I had bought their sherbets in the past, only to find they contained modified food starch, which was problematic at the time.
    They have recently come out with a Meyer Lemon sherbet, which is delicious.
     

     

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