Not necessarily! If you are vegetarian due to humane reasons, animal cruelty or in order to help with environmental issues then perhaps you should consider being vegan and or taking care which companies you purchase food and other products from.
This is because eggs and dairy production leads to the death of the male animals who are not needed after breeding, the males are either killed shortly after birth/hatching or used in other products, and in any case by buying products containing eggs and dairy (it's hard to find many pre-prepared supermarket products that don't). You are probably contributing to the profit of the same companies that sell meat. These days farms are such big corporations that many of them own/run some of the biggest meat and dairy industries, sharing the profits or are using each others byproducts!
Even if Kinder made vegan chocolates i would avoid them due to them being such a big corporation. Lets encourage and support small farms small communities and small businesses.
yes they are because my friend is and she can eat them,
does kinder chocolates contain pork or any animal fat
The chocolate lindt do not contain pork fat all. Muslims can therefore also enjoy eating this chocolate.
Yes
No it does not contain any animal ingredients
It might contain pork.
No. Reece cups are chocolate and peanut butter. By law, ingredients must be listed, and there are no animal products in the confection it is by law but there is so many loop holes that they can put in anything and call it natural flavor, for example i bet not many of you knew Doritos and Cheetos contain pork.
Chocolate seldom has any meat (especially pork) in it.
They may contain pork gelatin.
Pig is the animal and pork is what we call the meat from that animal.
food such as bacon, ham and salami and sausages all contain pork.
Does velveeta contain any
Although lecithin is made from oils, animal fat may also be used.
No. They do not contain pork. They have tobacco and various chemicals that give them shelf life and flavor.
Cheese does not contain pork. It is entirely milk based.