Magnum Ice Cream Releases Vegan Flavors

Jan 15th, 2021

Hannah Fink

Magnum has released three vegan ice cream flavors. Photo: Magnum's Facebook.

Magnum has released three vegan ice cream flavors. Photo: Magnum's Facebook.

Magnum Ice Cream has introduced Magnum Non-Dairy, its first dairy-free dessert bar.

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Magnum Non-Dairy offers three flavors: Classic, Almond and Sea Salt Caramel.

Certified vegan by Vegan Action, Magnum Non-Dairy sources cocoa beans from Rainforest Alliance certified farms, pairing them with a creamy vanilla base created with a blend of coconut oil and pea protein, a plant-based alternative to dairy.

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