The Ultimate Gluten Free Valentine’s Day Chocolate List

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and that may mean either receiving or gifting gluten-free chocolate. To help you navigate your way through the virtual/in-person chocolate shelves, here is the ultimate gluten free Valentine’s Day chocolate list.

No matter if you are shopping for your Valentine, for classroom treats, for your children, friends or gal pals, this list has you covered so you can have a fun; yet safe Valentine’s Day or Galentine’s Day celebration.

Keep in mind, that even with products on the “safe” list of our ultimate gluten-free Valentine’s Day chocolate list, if it involves a pretzel, crumbs, cookie, cake, or another item that is commonly made with wheat/gluten, do not buy/eat it, unless it is labelled gluten free.

Previously, we have shared the ultimate gluten-free chocolate list and the ultimate gluten-free candy list, which have a wider array of products. Today’s ultimate gluten-free Valentine’s Day chocolate list focuses on chocolate treats, which are traditionally the most popular Valentine’s gift.

Use this list as a guideline; however, you should always read the label to ensure that the product is made gluten-free in your area. Manufacturing formulations can be different between countries and/or can change with special or holiday versions of products. Also, recipes and manufacturing practices can change, so it’s always a good idea to check the labels.

Remember when reading any food labels (chocolate or otherwise) you want to know the alternative names for gluten, and what “may contain” vs. “contains” means. You may even want to use a scanner app to help you decipher if a product is safe. Check out the other tactics and practices to avoid gluten in our Ultimate Gluten Free Guide for Beginners and 15 Steps for going gluten-free.

DISCLAIMER: Also, products that are labelled gluten-free are clearly indicated on the list. Other products simply do not contain gluten in the ingredients but are not labelled gluten-free. Most of the chocolate on this list is manufactured in facilities, or on equipment that is also used to manufacture products which contain gluten. Please be sure to determine if it is safe for your own personal consumption.

The Ultimate Gluten-Free Valentine’s Day Chocolate List

Note: Not all chocolate brands are available in every area. This list contains products from Canada, the United States of America and some from the UK.

Alter Eco

“All (Alter Eco) chocolate bars (except Dark Salt & Malt), truffles, nut butter bombs, and quinoa are Gluten-Free Certified, which means that they have been tested and contain less than 10 ppm of gluten. Our 70% Dark Salt & Malt bar and Granola products do contain gluten. Our products are certified by the Gluten-Free Food Program (GFFP).”

Amanda’s Own Confections

“All of our products are dairy-free, peanut-free, tree nut-free, egg-free, soy-free, gluten-free, sesame-free, fish-free, shellfish-free, mustard-free, sulphites-free and lupin-free.” They are also vegan and kosher.”

Baci

All Baci Perugina chocolate are gluten free, kosher, and halal certified.

Benjamissimo chocolates

“All Benjamissimo chocolates are 100% vegan, organic, gluten-free and contain no refined sugar, yet are incredibly tasty.”

Booja-Booja chocolate

“All (Booja-Booja ) chocolate truffles are 100% organic, dairy, wheat & gluten-free, suitable for vegetarians & vegans and to top it all are non-GMO.”

Brookside

All Brookside chocolates are gluten free

Cadbury

Carmit Candy

ChocXO

“All Chocxo products are reviewed by dieticians and nutritionists, and maintain various certifications including USDA Organic, Project Verified Non-GMO, Certified Gluten Free, Kosher and Keto Certified.”

Cocomels

“(The Cocomel’s) entire line of products is made without gluten, egg, dairy, peanuts or tree nuts; however, our caramel is made with coconut milk, which is sometimes classified as a tree nut. Because our products are manufactured on equipment which is also used to process dairy, peanut, egg, wheat and tree nuts, we cannot guarantee they are always 100% free of these allergens. However, we do have an allergen cleanse protocol and testing which is implemented between the production cycles of our products and other products which may contain allergens. This allergen cleanse reduces the potential for cross-contamination on production machinery.”

Enjoy Life Foods

All Enjoy Life Foods are free from gluten and 14 allergens: wheat, peanuts, tree nuts, dairy, casein, soy, egg, sesame, mustard, lupin, added sulphites, fish, shellfish, and crustaceans.”

Fetcha Chocolates

All Fetcha Chocolates are labeled gluten-free

Free2B

All varieties of Free2B are labelled gluten-free and are free from common allergens.

Frankford Candy

“All applicable statements are listed on our packaging. If an allergen statement is not listed, the product is free of the 8 major allergens, including peanuts, tree nuts, shellfish, fish, milk, egg, wheat and soy.”

Free2B

All varieties of Free2B are labelled gluten free

Fruidles

Valentine’s Chocolate Number 1 Teacher, Hollow Milk Chocolate Flavored Apple – does not have gluten listed in the ingredients

Galerie Au Chocolat

“All Galerie Au Chocolat “products do not contain gluten or gluten-containing ingredients; however, we cannot guarantee they are gluten-free as some of our manufacturing facilities do handle gluten-containing products.”

Ganong

Currently all Ganong and Chocolatier products are 100% Gluten Free.

Gerrit J. Verburg Co

GHIRARDELLI

The listed chocolate does not contain gluten in the ingredients.

Hershey

HighKey

All HighKey products -Labeled Gluten-Free

Hu

Hu chocolate is UltraSimple because it has NO GMOs, NO Emulsifiers, NO Soy Lecithin, NO Gluten, NO Refined Sugar, NO Cane Sugar, and NO Sugar Alcohol.

Kinder

Lakanto

“Lakanto products are not made with: Wheat, Dairy, Egg, Fish, Gluten, or Sesame.”

Laura Secord

Lily’s

“All of Lily’s chocolate bars, baking chips and bars, and candy items are certified Gluten Free by GFCO.”

Lindt

Does not include gluten in its ingredients, but is not labelled gluten free.

MARS

Does not include gluten in its ingredients, but is not labelled gluten free.

Madelaine Chocolate Company

The following are not labelled gluten-free, but the ingredients do not contain gluten.

Merci

“Most merci products meet Health Canada standards for gluten-free foods (no more than 20 ppm of gluten per product), however, we have chosen not to label our products as “gluten-free” at this time. If you have a gluten allergy, we recommend that you speak to your physician before consuming our product.”

Nestle

No Whey Foods

No Whey Foods products – 100% Milk Free, Peanut Free, Tree Nut Free, Gluten Free, Egg Free, Soy Free, Sesame Free, No Artificial Colors and Flavors! Free of the top common 9 allergens! Vegan and Kosher!

Palmer Chocolate

“Palmer’s products that do NOT contain “cookies” or “crisp rice” are gluten-free. However, ALL of our products are manufactured on machinery that also manufactures products WITH gluten.”

Pearson’s Candy

Queen Anne Cordials

Queen Anne “Cordials do not contain gluten. However, they are produced in a facility that processes gluten products.”

Regal Confections

“All Tootsie Roll products (with the exception of Andes products) are gluten-free. All Rockets Candy products are gluten-free. If you are following a gluten-free diet, pay particular attention to the ingredient list of your product, in order to confirm that it is gluten-free.”

Russell Stover

“Most of our products do not contain gluten from added ingredients. Those that do contain wheat gluten, such as S’mores clearly show the presence of wheat in the ingredient listings.
However, please be aware that products containing wheat are produced on equipment that is also used to make our other products. So, we cannot rule out the possibility of cross-contact, despite efforts to prevent it. Because of that possibility, we do not declare any of our products to be gluten-free. Please check the ingredient listing and also check the May Contain information on our package.”

See’s Candy

“Candies produced in See’s Candies facilities do not contain gluten, and these products are the vast majority of those we sell. We sell a small number of specialty candies that we purchase from other partner confectioners. Although these don’t contain gluten, they are manufactured in shared facilities or shared equipment with gluten-containing products. These products are candy canes, peanut butter bites, lemon drops, apple pie bites, Hanukkah hard candy, hot cocoa, and chocolate-covered coffee beans sold in our retail shops and online at Sees.com.”

SkinnyMe

“Yes, SkinnyMe Chocolate is gluten free! Not only did we spend a great deal of time selecting the best ingredients but we also made sure they were also gluten free. We want everyone to enjoy SkinnyMe Chocolate, even if they’re on a special diet!”

Sweets Quality Candies

“Sweet’s uses time-tested recipes that are kosher and gluten-free. We serve a variety of health needs, including sugar-free, Non-GMO, gluten-free candy, and non-artificial colourings. We also consistently pass the world’s highest standard for food safety, the BRC Global Standard for Food Safety. “

All Sweets Quality Candies are labelled gluten free on their website

Theo Chocolate

Listed on its website as gluten free; however, the facility is not gluten free.

Toblerone

All Toblerone flavours do not gluten in the ingredients.

UNREAL brand

All UNREAL brand products– Certified gluten-free

Venchi

“All (Venchi) chocolate recipes are based on the “‘Buono Buonissimo'” rule (100% natural ingredients, less sugar, no artificial ingredients), are gluten-free and don’t contain palm oil.”

YumEarth

“None of the (YumEarth) products contain gluten. Although the “Organic Fruit Snacks, Made with Organic Assorted Flavor Gummy Bears and Gummy Worms, Organic Pomegranate Gummy Bears, Organic Licorice, Organic Sour Twists and Organic Sour Beans are manufactured at a facility that also manufactures products containing wheat on shared equipment.”

Remember that making a basket of treats, filling Valentine’s Day-themed containers, or even Valentine’s treat bags are a cute way to present your treats and make them extra special.

Hopefully, with the help of this ultimate gluten-free Valentine’s Day chocolate list you, and those you gather with, can have a fun and safe holiday.
Are there any other brands or varieties of chocolate that you would add to our ultimate gluten-free Valentine’s Day chocolate list?
Please let us know in the comments.
In sharing information, we can help educate each other and live full and safe gluten-free lives.

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The Ultimate Gluten Free Valentine’s Day Chocolate List

Updated 2024

The Ultimate Gluten-Free Valentine’s Day Chocolate List

Alter Eco

Amanda’s Own Confections

Baci

Benjamissimo chocolates

Booja-Booja chocolate

Brookside

Cadbury

Carmit Candy

ChocXO

Cocomels

Enjoy Life Foods

Fetcha Chocolates

Free2B

Frankford Candy

Free2B

Fruidles

Galerie Au Chocolat

Ganong

Gerrit J. Verburg Co

GHIRARDELLI

Hershey

HighKey

Hu

Kinder

Lakanto

Laura Secord

Lily’s

Lindt

MARS

Madelaine Chocolate Company

Merci

Nestle

No Whey Foods

Palmer Chocolate

Pearson’s Candy

Queen Anne Cordials

Regal Confections

Russell Stover

See’s Candy

SkinnyMe

Sweets Quality Candies

Theo Chocolate

Toblerone

UNREAL brand

Venchi

YumEarth

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