Is Almond Breeze Unsweetened Vanilla Vegan?

Yes — no animal-derived ingredients

The line worth checking on any fortified plant milk is the vitamin D. This one uses D2, which is not animal-derived.

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Why

The line worth checking on any fortified plant milk is the vitamin D. This one uses D2, which is not animal-derived.

Plant milk is where vegan labels get quietly complicated: the milk itself is obviously plant-based, and then the fortification blend arrives. Vitamin D3 from lanolin is the usual snag. This product uses D2 instead, so the whole list clears.

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Common questions

Is almond milk always vegan?
The base is, but fortified versions can carry vitamin D3 from lanolin. Check the vitamin line, not the front of the carton.
What does 'natural flavors' mean here?
It is an undefined catch-all under US labelling rules. In an almond milk it is almost certainly plant-derived, but strict readers write to the manufacturer rather than assume.
Is the unsweetened version different from the original?
For vegan status, no. For sugar, considerably — original adds cane sugar.

Figures for this product come from the Open Food Facts community database, record 0041570056189, retrieved 2026-08-31. Open Food Facts is crowd-sourced and a record can lag the current package — treat the label in your hand as the authority. We publish the number and where it came from so you can check it.