Check out if your local supermarket stocks Jolly Tots, they come in little yellow packets. Also Le Max Group sell vegan soft raspberries and peppermint leaves, I think also jubes... if a supermarket near you is owned by them it's worth to see if you have them, I think they're only based in Melbourne though. Also a few American brands have vegan lollies, like Jujy Fruits and all gummy lollies made by the brand Swedish Fish are vegan... the place I work at sells them.
This is what I know about companies that aren't intentionally vegan. But there's plenty of great companies that specialise in vegan lollies and chocolates.
Ps. Pretty much all Jelly beans are vegan
but i thought the 'jelly' part of the name meant gellatin???
oh well, i trust you lol
Check out if your local supermarket stocks Jolly Tots, they come in little yellow packets. Also Le Max Group sell vegan soft raspberries and peppermint leaves, I think also jubes... if a supermarket near you is owned by them it's worth to see if you have them, I think they're only based in Melbourne though. Also a few American brands have vegan lollies, like Jujy Fruits and all gummy lollies made by the brand Swedish Fish are vegan... the place I work at sells them.
This is what I know about companies that aren't intentionally vegan. But there's plenty of great companies that specialise in vegan lollies and chocolates.
Ps. Pretty much all Jelly beans are vegan
but i thought the 'jelly' part of the name meant gellatin???
oh well, i trust you lol
I did too at first.....mmmm Allens Jelly Beans are the best! (Just watch out for beeswax which I think is also sometimes labelled as Carnuba or something along those lines and also confectioners glaze is usually dodgy).
Check out if your local supermarket stocks Jolly Tots, they come in little yellow packets. Also Le Max Group sell vegan soft raspberries and peppermint leaves, I think also jubes... if a supermarket near you is owned by them it's worth to see if you have them, I think they're only based in Melbourne though. Also a few American brands have vegan lollies, like Jujy Fruits and all gummy lollies made by the brand Swedish Fish are vegan... the place I work at sells them.
This is what I know about companies that aren't intentionally vegan. But there's plenty of great companies that specialise in vegan lollies and chocolates.
Ps. Pretty much all Jelly beans are vegan
but i thought the 'jelly' part of the name meant gellatin???
oh well, i trust you lol
I did too at first.....mmmm Allens Jelly Beans are the best! (Just watch out for beeswax which I think is also sometimes labelled as Carnuba or something along those lines and also confectioners glaze is usually dodgy).
Carnauba Wax comes from a plant, not bees. But yes a lot of the time confectioners glaze is animal derived.
some ppl tried to convince me that gelatine isnt made using animal by-products anymore and is now made artificially. i said that they were wrong and to do their research properly!
I love Pez! 1 of those little packs don't last me very long.....
