Looking for vegan Valentine's Day candy? These are some cute options that you can find at a regular grocery store or online.

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Finding vegan Valentine's Day candy can be tricky, but there are actually lots of options right at your regular grocery store. And if that fails, there are great online options, too!
A lot of the companies that offer vegan Valentine's Day candy are great options for vegan Halloween candy, too, so keep these brands in mind for October, as well.
One addendum: companies sometimes change their recipes without warning. As of this writing, these candies were vegan.

🍫 Vegan Valentine's Day Chocolate
Finding vegan chocolate is easier than you think! Here are some brands that offer vegan options for Valentine's Day.
- Unreal Chocolate - As of this writing, all of Unreal Chocolate's dark chocolate offerings are totally vegan! You can find Unreal at a lot of regular grocery stores.
- Endangered Species Chocolate - Not all of their chocolate is vegan, but their dark chocolates usually are. You can sometimes find these at a regular grocery or convenience store.
- Chocolove - Like Endangered Species, this isn't all vegan, but they have a lot of great options! Some regular grocery and convenience stores carry Chocolove.
- No Whey! - This all-vegan chocolate brand is a delight. They even have seasonal offerings, including a Valentines' Day chocolate box! I've never seen this brand in stores, so look for them online instead.
- Moo Free - Another all-vegan chocolate company, they have lots of fun options. This is another one I've only seen online.
- Little Secrets - You can find Little Secrets at some regular grocery stores. Like Chocolove and Endangered Species, you do need to check the labels. But they have lots of vegan options that would be cute for Valentine's Day!
Of course, you can also make your own vegan chocolate to give away! Check out these amazing vegan chocolate recipes, perfect for Valentine's Day.
🍬 Vegan Valentine's Day Candy from the Grocery Store
These are vegan Valentine's Day candy options that I found on a single trip to a regular grocery store. If you need something last-minute and easy to find, this is the guide for you!

Blow Pops
This 25-pack of Blow Pops also includes cards, which makes them perfect for a class Valentine.

Brach's Cherry Hearts
These are little vegan gummy hearts. I am not a fan of the texture of these, but if you like the Whole Foods gummies, the texture of these is similar.

Dum-Dums
These are another great class Valentines option! It looks like they just added little paper Valentine's Day tags to their usually lollipops, and I'm not mad at it. Dum-Dums are a solid lollipop that come in delightful flavors!

Fun Dip
Fun Dip is a super nostalgic candy for me, so I'm pretty jazzed to see not one, but TWO options from them in the Valentines aisle! Both the color-changing ones and the Maui punch ones would be great class Valentines.

Hot Tamales Hearts
Regular Conversation Hearts contain gelatin and regular Hot Tamales contain confectioner's glaze, but these spicy Hot Tamales hearts have neither and are vegan! They're spicy cinnamon flavor and perfect for setting out in a bowl at a Valentine's Day party.

Jolly Rancher Lollipops
Another great class Valentine option, these lollipops from Jolly Rancher come with little cards attached. The variety pack has cherry, pink lemonade, green apple, and watermelon flavors.

Skittles
I couldn't find the big, heart-shaped box of Skittles this year, but they do have a box of class Valentines. I really like that this one includes a teacher's card, because teachers deserve vegan Valentine's Day candy, too!
Smarties Valentine's
The Smarties I'm talking about here are the ones you find in the U.S. They're a wafer candy, not a chocolate candy. Smarties by Nestlé, which you can finding the E.U., are not vegan.
Like a lot of the vegan Valentine's Day candy on this list, Smarties Valentine's are meant for a kid's class hand-out. The wrappers have Valentine's Day messaging on them, and they would be perfect for taping to a little card.

Sour Patch Kids
Sour Patch Kids were really the MVP of the Valentine's Day candy aisle this year! They have a cute bag of hearts for sharing with friends and a cute, heart-shaped package for a special someone.
There are also a couple of multi-packs, perfect for class Valentines. And! They have a bag of their glow-in-the-dark candy in heart shapes, which is also a sharing size.

Sour Punch Cupid Straws
If you love sour candy, these Sour Punch straws are delicious and very cute! They're like sour Red Vines! The pack includes fruit punch, strawberry lemonade, and watermelon flavors.
🚫 Non-vegan Ingredients In Candy
Of course, the offerings at your grocery store might be different, so it's important to know what to look for in ingredients lists.
These are common non-vegan ingredients in candy to look out for:
- beeswax
- butter, butterfat
- carmine
- castoreum
- confectioner's glaze
- eggs
- gelatin
- honey
- l. cysteine
- milk, milk powder
- whey
Do you have a go-to vegan Valentine's Day candy? I'd love to hear about your faves in the comments!






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