Ricemilk Baking Morsels, 9 oz Bag

These ricemilk baking morsels are vegan and taste really good—melts smoothly and perfect for baking or snacking. My only complaint is the bag is small, giving you barely 2 cups, and it’s a bit pricey for that amount. Still, I’d buy them again for special recipes.

Allergy friendly and taste SO good

These are so good, you can eat them out of the bag! I melt them to put onto rice krispie treats. The whole family loves that. I also add them to banana bread, add them to trail mix. They are one of the best dairy-free options!

These are always a favorite for my allergy kiddos. They bake well, are enjoyed by themselves, on top of things, etc. Haven't had any issues (aside from the kids constantly asking for a few.) They have a nice texture and size and were great for everything we used them for. They do feel a bit expensive, but it's comparable to everything else- it's just the way of the world right now.

Been eating this ever since I had to go dairy free for one of my kids, but I will never go back to main stream chocolate chips every again. These are the BEST and have such a good taste. The best addition to chocolate chip cookies and also great to eat right out of the bag!

Purchased for child with soy allergy to make her some candy. Tastes great, consistency like other chocolate chips. Worked well in molds or to snack right out of the bag. This product is very hard to find and its pricy, but it was definitely worth it. I hope it continues to be available.

These taste great as far as imitation milk chocolate goes! They are expensive but worth it. They melt as normal chocolate chips would, having the same color and smooth texture as a regular chocolate chip. We use them in baking vegan chocolate chip cookies. They came out great!

First bag I ordered was great and I was really excited to recieve the second bag I ordered today. However, as I was double checking the ingredients list on the physical packagae of my recent order, I noticed that they started added sunflower lecithin to the ingredients list? The ingredients list on the Amazon product page is not updated and makes no mention of sunflower lecithin, so I didn't know they changed the recipe until I received my order. The first bag I ordered not long ago did not contain sunflower lecithin. This is extremely disappointing as I'm allergic to sunflower as well as soy, and these were the only milk chocolate style chips I could have. I also wish they had updated their Amazon product page so I didn't have to wait to receive the product to find out I can no longer have them.