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We all scream for ice cream, but there’s a lot of guilt that comes along with that double scoop. Plus, if you’re lactose-intolerant, then every delicious mouthful of ice cream has the potential to end in an upset stomach. So why not save yourself the trouble and indulge in some delicious vegan ice cream in Singapore instead?
Vegan ice cream is dairy-free and made from alternative milks like soy milk and rice milk. They’re usually made with all-natural ingredients and flavourings and are cruelty-free as well. There are lots of great vegan ice cream options in Singapore and we’ve rounded up some of the best places to go for a dessert that won’t weigh on your conscience.
PopBar is known for their delicious gelato served in popsicle form but if you’re after a vegan treat, their popSorbettos are the way to go. These delicious fruity delights are lactose-free and made from fresh, all-natural ingredients. Each one only sets you back 69 – 79 calories! PopSobrettos are also an excellent source of dietary fibre while being fat and cholesterol-free — truly the ultimate guilt-free dessert.
Want to add a bit of naughtiness to this wholesome treat? Get your popSorbetto dunked in delicious dark chocolate sauce and top it off with some chopped nuts or chocolate sprinkles.
Address: Cavan Suites, 11 Cavan Road, #01-02, S(209848)
Opening Hours: Daily, 10.30am – 10pm
The newest kid on the block, Kind Kones serves healthy, vegan ice cream and desserts that taste incredible while being kind on the waistline. Taking pride in their use of all-natural and fresh ingredients, they’ve got a huge variety of lactose-free and gluten-free options to please every tummy!
Enjoy your ice cream in a tasty almond waffle cone or pair it with a decadent, flourless sweet potato brownie. This is one vegan ice cream place in Singapore that’s sure to please.
Address: Forum The Shopping Mall, 583 Orchard Road, #B1-27, S(238884)
Opening Hours: Daily, 10am – 10pm
A vegan Italian restaurant and pizzeria, Smoocht serves up delicious pasta, pizzas and desserts! It also recently absorbed sister joint Brownice, which was one of the first vegan ice cream parlours to open in Singapore. Ice cream at Brownice is made from brown rice milk and is 100% dairy-free. It’s just as creamy as the regular stuff but with less fat and calories!
Smoocht is a great vegan lunch spot, promising yummy food and a cosy ambience. When dessert time rolls around, try pairing your scoop of Brownice ice cream with waffles — these are crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside and absolutely delicious.
Address: Sin Ming Centre, 8 Sin Ming Road, #01-03, S(575628)
Opening Hours:
Sun – Thu: 12noon – 10pm
Fri – Sat: 12noon – 10.30pm
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This brand’s vegan ice cream is so good, you’ll want to polish off the entire tub on your own! Zebra Dream’s USP is that it uses coconut milk as the base in all their ice creams. They’re lactose-free, gluten-free and completely vegan — although they do still pack quite a few calories, given the coconut milk’s richness.
Their Mint Choc Chip ice cream is one of their most popular flavours, featuring the perfect balance of sweet, rich chocolate and fresh with cooling pops of peppermint. Other flavours include Salted Caramel, Chocolate Delight and Strawberry Baobab.
Zebra Dream vegan ice cream is available in Singapore at Little Farms — be sure to head down to their stores to enjoy the coconut milk goodness.
Address: Holland Piazza, 3 Lorong Liput, #01-04/05/06, S(277725)
Opening Hours: Daily, 7.30am – 9.30pm
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Everyone’s favourite ice cream brand launched its non-dairy ice cream range in 2017. Featuring dairy-free versions of classic flavours like Chocolate Fudge Brownie and Chunky Monkey as well as all-new vegan flavours like Coffee Caramel Fudge and PB & Caramel Almond Brittle, these non-dairy ice cream options are just as delicious as their regular ice cream.
You can get your Ben & Jerry’s non-dairy ice cream from the official Ben & Jerry outlets in Singapore or from most supermarkets and convenience stores!
Address: 8 Dempsey Road, #01-14, S(247696)
Opening Hours:
Sun – Mon: 11am – 10.30pm
Fri- Sat: 11am – 12midnight
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Mr Bean has been our friendly neighbourhood supplier of beancurd, soya milk drinks and pancakes for years but did you know that it also stocks lactose-free, soy-based ice cream?
Their soft-serve soya ice cream is available in either a cup or a cone and is a creamy, decadent treat that proves that sometimes the simple things in life are often the best. They’ve also collaborated with Udders to launch soy-based ice cream available in flavours like Durian and Salted Gula Melaka.
The next time you walk by a Mr Bean outlet, don’t forget to treat yourself to this healthy vegan ice cream option in Singapore!
Address: Square 2, 10 Sinaran Drive, #01-21, S(307506)
Opening Hours: Daily, 7am – 10pm
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In 2018, IKEA announced that they would be switching their ice-cream from regular vanilla to a soy-based option. IKEA ice cream has always been great value for money and this new version is no exception.
Featuring a cone of creamy, sweet goodness that’s got less fat and calories, at just $0.50, IKEA’s soy ice cream is the most affordable vegan ice cream option in Singapore. Head over to your nearest IKEA outlet to give it a whirl!
Address: 317 Alexandra Road, S(159965)
Opening Hours:
Sun – Mon: 10am – 10pm
Fri – Sat: 10am – 11pm
Check out their other location here
Whether you’re embarking on a sustainable vegan diet or just looking to eat a little healthier, there are lots of vegan ice cream options in Singapore for you to enjoy sweet treats without guilt!
Looking for other dessert options in Singapore? Check out the best bingsu places in Singapore or indulge in these sweet bubble tea concoctions in town — you know you want to! If you’re a huge fan of ice cream in general, vegan or otherwise, here’s a selection of the best ice cream shops in Singapore! ]]>
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