Vegan at Target
Best for affordable Good & Gather and non-dairy ice cream.
Quick verdict
Target's grocery section has exploded with plant-based options under their "Good & Gather" and "Favorite Day" store brands, making vegan shopping incredibly convenient.
Vegan store brand: Good & Gather, Favorite Day
Price range: Mid-range
Vegan shopping at Target: the overview
Target sits in the convenient middle: cheaper than Whole Foods, broader vegan range than Walmart, and grocery on the same trip as everything else you came to Target for. The Good & Gather and Favorite Day private labels both have substantial vegan ranges — Good & Gather covers savory staples (oat milk, dips, plant-based meatballs), while Favorite Day handles the desserts (the non-dairy ice cream pint range is one of the cheapest in the country). Stack a Target Circle deal and the price approaches Aldi.
Top plant-based picks at Target
If you're making a grocery list, ensure you don't leave the store without grabbing these essential vegan products:
- Good & Gather Plant-Based Meatballs
- Favorite Day Non-Dairy Ice Cream Pints
- Good & Gather Oat Milk
- Sweet Earth Awesome Burger
- Good & Gather Plant-Based Dips (like French Onion)
Accidentally vegan snacks at Target
These products aren't marketed as “vegan,” but they happen to contain zero animal-derived ingredients:
- Favorite Day Monster Trail Mix
- Market Pantry Fruit Snacks
- Oreos (Original)
- Spicy Sweet Chili Doritos
Vegan picks by aisle at Target
Dairy alternatives
- Good & Gather Oat Milk
- Good & Gather Almond Milk
- Good & Gather Plant-Based Dips (French Onion, Roasted Red Pepper)
Meat alternatives
- Beyond Burger
- Impossible Burger
- Sweet Earth Mindful Chik'n Strips
Frozen meals and entrees
- Favorite Day Non-Dairy Ice Cream Pints (multiple flavors)
- Sweet Earth Awesome Burger
- Good & Gather Plant-Based Meatballs
- Daiya Frozen Pizza
Snacks and accidentally-vegan finds
- Favorite Day Monster Trail Mix
- Market Pantry Fruit Snacks
- Oreos (Original)
- Spicy Sweet Chili Doritos
Bakery
- Plain bagels (most Target bakeries)
- Hawaiian-style sweet rolls — confirm by store
Pantry staples
- Good & Gather Marinara Sauce
- Good & Gather Tahini
- Good & Gather Pasta
Pro shopping tips
- Check the frozen dessert aisle for their massive selection of "Favorite Day" non-dairy ice creams, which are cheaper than name brands.
- Target cartwheel apps and Circle deals frequently offer 10-20% off Good & Gather plant-based items.
- The snack aisles carry numerous accidentally vegan candies and chips at excellent prices.
Watch out for these at Target
Common items that look vegan but aren't — or that vary by SKU:
- Not all Good & Gather is vegan — the brand spans the entire grocery spectrum. Look for "Plant-Based" in the product name.
- Favorite Day standard ice cream contains dairy; only the explicitly "Non-Dairy" pints are vegan.
- Target's in-store Starbucks uses the same syrup and milk inventory as standalone Starbucks — same vegan rules apply (avoid PSL syrup in the US, ask for oat or almond milk).
Frequently asked questions
Are all Good & Gather products vegan?
No — Good & Gather is a general-grocery brand. Vegan items are typically labeled "Plant-Based" in the product name (e.g., "Good & Gather Plant-Based Meatballs").
Is Favorite Day non-dairy ice cream vegan?
Yes. The Favorite Day non-dairy line uses oat milk or coconut bases and is fully vegan. Standard Favorite Day ice cream still contains dairy.
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