We know that many of our readers are dairy free as well as gluten free, so we rounded up some of the best dairy-free products at Expo West to share. These products go outside the box and may be things you’ve never seen before, but we think they’re worth a try.
1. Lively Up Your Breath! Premium Breath Drops 
At Expo West, the owner of this company treated us to a rap performance that extolled the virtues of these breath drops. Rather than chewing gum all day, just one drop from this little bottle freshens up the breath naturally. The drops are made from organic ingredients and no aspartame, refined sugar or artificial colors and flavors. Buy them here.
2. Caveman Foods Grain Free Cinnamon Raisin Granola Bar
For those trying a Paleo diet, this bar is a nutritious and gratifying treat. It contains no artificial ingredients and is non-GMO. The almonds, walnuts, raisins and cinnamon make for a well-balanced bar that satisfies and energizes without oats and grains. Buy them here.
3. Twang-a-Rita Chili-Lime Rimming Salt
Twang-a-Rita comes in plenty of bright, tasty flavors, but our favorite was Chili-Lime, which contains chili peppers, cayenne, lime flavor and kosher coarse salt. The drink rimmers are naturally flavored blends with delicious ingredients. The salt makes a pleasant addition to any cocktail, giving it a pop of color and something extra special. Buy them here.
4. Navitas Organics Cacao Latte
This keto, Paleo friendly latte mix is plant-based and USDA organic. Simply mix the cacao and MCT-rich coconut powder with water or a milk alternative and enjoy the treat. Buy them here.
5. Vive Organic Immunity Boost Wellness Shot
Vive Organic’s Immunity Boost wellness shot contains the ultimate proactive defense combo, chock full of ginger root, turmeric root, cayenne pepper and black pepper. You’ll feel this in the back of your throat, and your immune system will thank you this season. The base of this drink is organic coconut water, and we think you’ll find drinking to your health never tasted so good. Buy them here.
