I am looking for "vegan" cookies. These are listed as "vegan" but the ingredient list clearly says it has "Egg Whites" in the cookies. So how can they be called "vegan" ? I am looking for "vegan" cookies. These are listed as "vegan" but the ingredient list clearly says it has "Egg Whites" in the cookies. So how can they be called... » Read More I am looking for "vegan" cookies. These are listed as "vegan" but the ingredient list clearly says it has "Egg Whites" in the cookies. So how can they be called "vegan" ? « Show Less
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This particular flavor is not "vegan", not sure where you saw this flavor listed as vegan. At Erin Baker's we bake two vegan flavors: Peanut Butter Chocolate Chunk Vegan and Chocolate Chunk Vegan - it says it on the front of the package and they don't contain any egg whites.
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Peanut Butter Chocolate is no longer a vegan cookie. Breakfast Cookies that could be used for a vegan diet are: Oatmeal Raisin, Fruit & Nut, Peanut Butter, Morning Glory and Banana Walnut. They do not have a 'vegan' claim on the package, but all ingredients comply with a vegan diet - as egg whites have been recently removed. (Please check ingredient list in case of changes in the future.)
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Erin Baker packaging people probably are not aware that some vegan diets exclude eggs. In any case, they are delicious, healthy cookies.
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None at all...that is something you can safely assume (in most cases) when it says "vegan." It's delicious, too!
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They are NOT vegan. I saw at a glance that they contain beeswax. I did not look further into the sources of the other ingredients.
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The ingredient list contains only the types of wheat used in the product, therefore I assume that it does not contain eggs. I'm not vegan but do not like pastas containing egg and I love this pasta. I hope this helps.
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I am vegan, and unless I am missing supplement, this supplement is vegan. The label states: No wheat, no soybeans,no dairy, no eggs, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts. So unless there is beef liver hidden in there, I think we are okay. �. Oh, okay, I just noticed that it also says "suitable for vegetarians/vegans." Small print...tired eyes. I was a little concerned that iJartow has xylitol as the primary ingredient. I don't like artificial sweeteners of any kind. I may have to check further into this before my next purchase. I think I could tough out a b12 sublingual/chewable without added sweetener. I am vegan, and unless I am missing supplement, this supplement is vegan. The label states: No wheat, no soybeans,no dairy, no eggs, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts. So unless there is beef liver hidden in there, I think we are okay. �. Oh, okay, I just noticed that it also says "suitable for vegetarians/vegans." Small print...tired eyes. I was a little concerned that iJartow has xylitol as the primary ingredient. I don't like artificial sweeteners of any kind. I may have to check further into this before my next purchase. I think I could tough out a b12... » Read More I am vegan, and unless I am missing supplement, this supplement is vegan. The label states: No wheat, no soybeans,no dairy, no eggs, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts. So unless there is beef liver hidden in there, I think we are okay. �. Oh, okay, I just noticed that it also says "suitable for vegetarians/vegans." Small print...tired eyes. I was a little concerned that iJartow has xylitol as the primary ingredient. I don't like artificial sweeteners of any kind. I may have to check further into this before my next purchase. I think I could tough out a b12 sublingual/chewable without added sweetener. « Show Less
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The packaging does not say. It does say vegan/vegetarian product. Perhaps you could contact them on their website: www.nowfoods.com.
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Hi Gopal, eggs are used in the production of these cookies. Here is the ingredients list: sugar, unbleached wheat flour, chocolate liquor, cocoa butter, vegetable shortening (palm fat, coconut fat (tree nuts) and palm kernel fat), skim milk, contains 2 percent or less of butterfat, butter, wheat syrup, vegetable oil (sunflower oil, palm oil and canola oil), wheat starch, cocoa processed with alkali, dextrose, hazelnut paste (tree nuts), lactose, emulsifiers (soy lecithin, mono and diglycerides of fatty acids), whey permeate (from milk), egg whites, leavening (ammonium bicarbonate, sodium bicarbonate, sodium acid pyrophosphate), hazelnuts (tree nuts), salt, coffee, cocoa, egg yolks, milk, natural flavors (vanilla, hazelnut, caramel, coffee), dried whey (from milk), barley malt extract, caramelized sugar syrup, eggs, yeast, spices, lemon peel, acidifier (citric acid). I hope this helps!
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I'm sorry but I don't know. It just says gelatin. I wouldn't know how to tell if it's vegan or not. Sorry.
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I am not an expert on the Vegan stuff. I do things Holistically. I have had some serious problems with digestion, changed myself to the Paleo Diet, helped me tremendously. I had to get away from all grains, they are treated with chemicals to produce a higher yield and in turn they cause a lot of health issues for the consumers. I did some research on this, not a lot but learned enough to figure things out, that pertained to me. In answer to your question, the product looks as close to vegan as you can get, without producing the products yourself.
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I do not see anything in the ingredients that would indicate it is not vegan. Also, you need to add eggs, oil and milk to the mix to make pancakes or waffles, so I would say the mix itself is vegan.I use ONLY mix and almond milk to make my pancakes, so I guess that could be considered vegan. Once in a while I use egg substitute (which is not vegan because it's really egg whites).
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I don't see the word vegan anywhere on the packaging or the listing. If it had been I would NOT have purchased it.
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It has the word Vegan directly above the "R" in Rice. Rice, rice products and flavoring are all that is listed as ingredients.
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It says on the label..."does NOT contain egg, peanut, tree nut, fish, shellfish, wheat, gluten or yeast. It also says "Gluten free and vegan." I don't see soy on the ingredient list, but it does not say "soy-free".
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I don't recall of the top of my head but from what I remember it was supposed to be vegan... actually here it is....http://www.arbonnemarketing.com/PK/dl/pk/2070_au_eng.pdf
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Hi! Amazon just notified me about this! I went to grab a package of it, because that's a great question! Here are the ingredients: - Partially Hydrogenated Soybean and/or Cottonseed Oil - Food Starch Modified (vrg.org lists it as vegan) - Corn Syrup Solids - Bleached Wheat Flour - Salt - Whey The following are less than 2%: - Sugar - Sodium Caseinate (cow milk/cheese like) - Black Pepper - Mono & Diglycerides (palmatic acid and olecid acid aka fatty acid naturally occuring) - Buttermilk - Artificial flavor - Carrageenan (Red Seaweed) - Lactalbumin (Milk product) - Nonfat Milk - Annatto (Achoite Tree Seeds, used as a dye) May Contain: Egg, Soy. Contains Allergen: Wheat, Milk Some of these words are confusing so I added in ( ) what they are. So it depends if you're vegetarian or vegan. :).
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This particular flavor of Pirate Booty snack is NOT labeled as being vegan. If the cheese had been made from soybeans (a.k.a. tofu - technically soy cheese) then it would be. It is not, so it is NOT vegan.Peruse the company website to find their products that are vegan.
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I bought these for my son, who is vegan. He loves them and has continued to buy them. If you read the ingredients, there is no egg, no milk, or any other animal product used to make these crackers. They do contain wheat and seeds and are probably not gluten free.