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what are some non-vegan ingredients (other than milk/eggs, etc.)?
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about 1 year ago
sorry for not really answering you’re question, but thinking about all the weird animal stuff they put in everyday foods makes me feel sick
My sister ate a yoghurt yesterday with gelatin in it, eww!
about 1 year ago
New book: Practical Vegan has a long list of them…
wine/beer can be non-vegan (depending on how they are filtered),
Albumin: can be in cookies
Pepsin: (from pigs) in some vitamins…eewww
about 1 year ago
I will post a link below for you. I could not believe my eyes when I read this! I cannot believe that the FDA allows food manufacturers to put this junk in the food that we consume!
Hope this helps you out!
http://www.dfwnetmall.com/veg/hiddenanimalsinfood.htm
about 1 year ago
L-cysteine- it’s made from duck feathers and it’s in bagels and bread stuffs, also some pasta.
Honey,
soups- they have milk powder, egg powder
Jello
Jams with gelatin
puddings with gelatin
rennet in soups
sugar made with bone char
about 1 year ago
this book is super helpful
http://www.amazon.com/Animal-Ingredients-E-Smith-Collective/dp/1902593812
about 1 year ago
some sugar
some flour
some chocolate
i cannot think of much more right now.
sorry