As the name possibly suggests, these are cheap, nasty blobs of additive-ridden sugar and fat. Clearly labelled ‘suitable for vegans’, they are however NOT suitable for anyone looking for a healthy option. Dirty but delicious…
(There are five buns in a pack and the jam varieties are allegedly raspberry, plum and apple, but you’d be hard-pressed to distinguish any flavour except ‘sugar’.)
1 year ago • 0 notesNo reason why it *wouldn’t* be vegan, I suppose, but you never know. (I found milk powder listed in the ingredients of my washing up liquid the other day). Anyway, I’ve been craving pickle lately so it’s good to know that I can indulge.
1 year ago • 0 notes70% dark and mint dark chocolate bars are vegan. And all Fairtrade of course.
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Yet more crisps. How I love them though.
The following flavours are vegan: Lightly Salted, No Added Salt, Sea Salt and Balsamic Vinegar, and Sweet Chilli.
NB. Their nutritional labelling and website information is exemplary.
1 year ago • 0 notesOnce you pop… you don’t have to stop, because Original, Paprika and Texas BBQ Sauce flavours are vegan.
1 year ago • 0 notes(Also owned by Walkers.) Lightly Salted and Chilli Heatwave varieties are vegan.
1 year ago • 0 notesWalkers now seem to have a near monopoly when it comes to the potato crisp and its variations. Of their basic crisps, Ready Salted, Salt & Vinegar, Worcester Sauce and Prawn Cocktail are ok for vegans. Also Square Crisps in Ready Salted and Salt & Vinegar, and Salt n Shake.
Sadly, Monster Munch is Not Vegan.
1 year ago • 0 notesMatthew Fort meets some farmers whose response to the ‘unpalatable’ fact of bull calves being slaughtered at birth so we can keep drinking cow milk was to, um, go into veal production. Most bizarre justification ever.
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All their varieties of bagel (plain, cinnamon and raisin, onion, multiseed and sesame) are suitable for vegans.
1 year ago • 0 notesCoincidentally, Hobnobs are currently half price in Morrisons. Woo!
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