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Gelatine-free sweets for veggies at the Vegan Store

jellybeans.jpgEnvious of your friends and their marshmallow-toasting sessions? Longing to sink your teeth into a gummy bear (even though you've got serious qualms about the biting the heads off thing!)? Suffering acute jelly bean pangs? Fear not - plenty of those little treats which you thought eschewing animal products had deprived you of forever are out there in veggie/vegan form.

For gelatine-free marshmallows, gelatine-free fruit jellies, and beeswax-free jelly beans, visit The Vegan Store. If fizzy cola bottles (yes, they even make these!) are more your thing, then visit Goodness Direct for the veggie/vegan version. Veggie/vegan gummy bears are available from Edward and Sons.

It's also worth checking out the kosher section of your local supermarket, as you can often find veggie/vegan sweets there. Remember too, that plenty of sweets which you can get from your local cornershop (and which you might assume, at first glance, contain gelatine) are also veggie/vegan - Swizzels Flying Saucers, Starburst, Rowntree's Jelly Tots and Rowntree's Tooty Frooties, to name but a few.

Posted by on September 12, 2007

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Last time I checked, at least in the US, Starburst contained gelatin.

Posted by: David Kearns | September 12, 2007 4:50 PM

David> The recipe for Starburst in the UK is vegetarian, and has been for some time, ever since the name was changed from 'Opal Fruits' which may have been a different sweet to the original Starburst. I found a list of ingredients here:
http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/food/starburst-fruit-chews/1039034/

"The version of Starburst fruit chews you can get in England is vegetarian where as the American version is not as the flavours unique to their packaging contain gelatine."

Posted by: Abi | September 12, 2007 4:55 PM

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