is this candy non-vegetarian?

8 responses so far ↓

• 1 Oliver P // Nov 9, 2008

  read their labels.

• 2 happyhoot // Nov 9, 2008

  i’ve never heard of half of these but the chocolate ones should be vegetarian. gummy sweets though noramlly have gelatin in which is why they are not suiotable for vegetarians as gelatin as animal fat. Just read the wrappers for the sweets and they will either say vegetarian or if not list the ingredients so you can see if it says gelatin or not.

  =)

• 3 $$Italian Stalian$$ // Nov 9, 2008

  tootsie rolls arent and bit o honey and tootsie pops everything else ur fine the reason being the gelitin and that’s from animal…other examples skittles starbursts gummy worms..u got the idea?

• 4 Maggie M // Nov 9, 2008

  anything from mars or nestle is tested on animals..if you do not want to support animal testing, Hershey’s products all the way!

  and you just have to read the ingredients

• 5 Becky S // Nov 9, 2008

  chocolate is vegetarian but not vegan
  and some of those candies probably have gelatin which isn’t good for either person.
  and some of those have bug juice which is fine for vegetarians but not vegans.

  read the labels.

• 6 aeamanda1980 // Nov 9, 2008

  I stay away from normal refined sugar due to the fact the are put through a bone char to calcinate the substance. You should check out Whole foods market they have a whole candy aisle, you can even find vegan gummy bears!

• 7 Free Thinker // Nov 9, 2008

  I just answered this question yesterday… they all should be, except Nerds Ropes (they have gelatin). Just read the labels, and if it has gelatin, it’s not vegetarian. If a candy doesn’t have gelatin, it’s almost certainly vegetarian.

• 8 .Xellah. [is stressssed] // Nov 9, 2008

  Well some of these might have geletin..which is not vegetarian..but I would just check the lables…im not doing that for you..