Helga's bread

Helgas is vegan, all of them. Most breads are vegan. You just have to read the ingredients.

Health facts:
Lactose free
Contains no artificial preservatives
Contains no animal fats
Is suitable for vegetarians and vegans

Taken from:

http://www.goodmanfielder.com.au/index.php?q=node/21

Emulsifier 471 or E471, that may be a culprit, check to see if it's listed.

From http://www.mbm.net.au/health/400-495.htm : Synthetic fats, produced from glycerol and natural fatty acids, mainly from plant origin, but also fats of animal origin may be used.

Most breads that I've eaten since turning vegan have been organic, however I did pick up a non organic loaf of bread the other day which listed E471 but stated that it did not contain any animal fats.

My 2c is to simply buy organic (after checking ingredients), or make your own


mmm could do with some toast topped with Nuttelex at the moment

Edit: Lol beaten to it

Thank you guys so much, I have been searching for a vegan bred for ages, as making my own is time consuming.Thanks again :

It reaaallllyyy doesn't take that long- and tastes so much better

YUM. Helga's Soy & Linseed is the best! its thick & chewy and those little yellow seeds have the perfect texture....the mild soy taste mmmmmmm :p

I love nuttelex ! im on original atm but will def try them all !
seriously butter should be like cancelled out ! =D

On the bread discussion...my mum has been using our bread maker and making our own bread because it's cheaper.

Turns out she's been putting milk powder in them all!! Did not bother to mention it to me! She reckons all bread have milk in them and that im being a bit obsessive:-/

Does anyone have any vegan homemade bread recipes that don't turn out like rocks??

Most store bought breads don't have milk in them, but all the recipes that came with my breadmaker say milk powder as well I don't understand why bread needs milk powder!
These recipes may help http://vegweb.com/index.php?board=201.0
Have you tried leaving the milk powder out? Or you could always buy soy milk powder?

I think she just figured ignorance is bliss. I might start making or buying my own bread now. It's just a tad annoying