Most vegans are aware that many of our beloved childhood sweets aren’t suitable for vegans; this was usually because many of them contained gelatine (a translucent, colourless, flavourless food ingredient, commonly derived from collagen animal body parts). While many confectionary companies are beginning to move away from using gelatine, are any our favourite treats vegan-friendly?…
As with many processed foods and treats, the simple question of “Is it vegan?” doesn’t always have a simple answer. Technically, yes, Skittles (with the exception of the Blue Moon ones) have been suitable for vegan consumption since 2015, but there are a few other technicalities that some vegans may take issue with. As an…
As Cadbury has changed the recipe for Bournville it is not completely certain that all Bournville products are stable for vegans. It is important to read the ingredients on the label and come to your own conclusion as to whether you want to consume this chocolate. Dark chocolate is the go-to chocolate for vegans as…
Chicken Super Noodles are not certified vegan but as they do not contain any animal products or animal by-products they are suitable for vegans. Strict vegans, however, may avoid eating these noodles as they contain palm oil that may destroy animal habitats. When it comes to vegetarian and vegan foods it is not always clear…
Pop into any gym or sports shop and you will be confronted with protein powders. Maybe your friends and family are into protein shakes. What’s with all that protein talk? Proteins are known to help reduce weight while building muscle. Also, protein powders help in tissue repair. Maybe you didn’t know but you are tearing…
Pot Noodles are a home brand in the UK and a nationally-known name. They are convenient and easy to make with just a kettle, a standard appliance in British homes. When it comes to moving into a vegan diet, convenience is one of the hardest things to accommodate. It can be vital to create convenient…