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Taste test: Frozen treats that delight without the dairy

Ligaya and Yvonne try Jolly Llama dairy-free, gluten free ice cream treats. There’s cones, sandwiches and even a sorbet pop.
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Jan 22, 2021

Doing Veganuary? If you’re going plant-based for the month (or beyond) but still want to treat yourself, there are plenty of dairy-free sweet treats on the market.

We tried three products in the Jolly Llama line of vegan and gluten-free frozen treats -- find out what we thought in the video above.

Caramel chocolate chip cone from Jolly Llama. / Courtesy of Jolly Llama
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Yvonne Zusel has been with the AJC since 2010. She works as a digital audience specialist for the food and dining team.

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