Yes, You Can Drink Almond Milk On Whole30—These Are The Approved Brands (2024)

Almond milk—it sounds harmless, right? Like you'd turn the carton around and see a simple list of clean ingredients. Unfortunately, the scary truth is that some brands sneak unnecessary sweeteners (even ones that aren't blatantly labeled "sugar") and additives not allowed on Whole30 (namely, carrageenan and soy lecithin) into their blends.

Lucky for you, we've rounded up a 27 almond milks that are Whole30-compliant. Consider this your cheat sheet—but remember to still check the ingredients list, as companies change their formulas often.

Almond Breeze doesn't have the shortest ingredient list, but everything on it is Whole30-compliant.

You better believe it: There are zero grams of sugar in this unsweetened vanilla nut milk.

Almonds + cashews = less calories than traditional almond milk.

The addition of cashews makes this blend super creamy. (Psst: Cashews are a favorite source of healthy fat for Whole30-ers.)

Almond-coconut milk will give your morning Whole30-approved smoothie a thicker consistency.

GMOs are a big no-no on the diet; luckily, this blend is made with non-GMO nuts.

The brand's newest line is all organic and has the strong nutty taste of a blend you'd make at home.

This classic almond milk packs 50% more calcium than traditional milk.

Many vanilla varieties contain off-limits ingredients, but not Califia Farms' Unsweetened Vanilla bottle.

This is as close as you'll get to homemade stuff, with only two ingredients: almonds and water. Expect a super nut-forward taste because of that.

You know Aldi's got a viable option: This Friendly Farms carton is always on shelves.

Of course you can find something that fits the bill at Costco.

This stuff's made with freshly-shelled sprouted raw almonds, and there are five grams of protein in every serving.

Yep—another vanilla almond milk that's allowed on Whole30. The cute bottle is just an added bonus.

Whole30 founder Melissa Hartwig called this the first-ever Whole30-approved almond milk in 2016. It's got only four ingredients: water, organic almonds, organic acacia gum, and sea salt.

You've seen this in literally every grocery store, and now you know: Yes, you can drink it while doing Whole30.

Silk's unsweetened vanilla carton is fair game, too.

One cup of this approved milk fulfills nearly half of your daily calcium requirement.

This brand is one of Kroger's signature labels...so you know you'll be getting a good deal on it.

You'll find this stuff at Target. It's allowed on Whole30, and it's a good source of calcium, Vitamin A, and Vitamin D.