how nice, a list of vegan products

It amazes me how many makers of dark chocolate feel the need to put milkfat in their product. Personally, I think the chocolate tastes better without it, anyway.

So I was really happy when I discovered that Newman's Own Organics had a super yummy Sweet Dark chocolate bar that is totally vegan. I commented on their website to tell them yay for providing vegan products (and let them know there is a market for more). I got a personal reply with a list of all their vegan products. I figured I'd share with any other U.S. vegans looking to pad their shopping list:


Vegan Products from Newman's Own Organics:


All Pretzels:
Salted Pretzel Rounds
Salted Pretzel Sticks
Unsalted Pretzel rounds
Salt & Pepper Rounds
Bavarian Pretzels
Salted Pretzel Thins
Salt & Pepper Pretzel Thins
Salted Pretzel Nuggets
Salted Pretzel Rods
Spelt Pretzels
Hi-Protein Pretzels
Wheat Free/ Dairy Free Fig Newmans
All Newman-O's:
Original Vanilla Crème Newman-O’s
Chocolate Crème Newman-O’s
Mint Crème Newman-O’s
Ginger-O’s
Tops and Bottoms Chocolate Wafers
Wheat-Free/Dairy-Free Vanilla Crème Newman-O’s
Chocolate ABC Cookies
Wheat-Free/Dairy-Free Chocolate ABC Cookies
Cinnamon and Arrowroot ABC’s are vegan except for the honey added
No-Butter/No-Salt 94% Fat Free Pop's Corn
Sweet Dark Chocolate Bars
Espresso Sweet Dark Bars
Orange Sweet Dark Bars
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Balsamic Vinegar

starelda said:

I found this website the other day... http://www.isitvegan.info/ Lists *loads* of products and manufacturers and tells you if it's vegan or not. Though like they say on the site it's a UK site and products may differ in other countries.

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Cool, thanks.

There are a few companies here in the U.S. who actually put "vegan" on the label, which I SO appreciate. That way we don't wonder about mysterious "natural flavors" or any such thing.

Do y'all have Amy's brand products over there? They are so good -- vegetarian and vegan stuff, clearly labeled and yummy.

Mmm, haven't heard of them.

I am seeing more and more vegan-friendly product labeling, though. Maybe some of it here has to do with new regulations that require manufacturers to list allergens clearly on their label, and that includes egg and dairy.