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Its Haram. It has been proved by research in Pakistan that the lays chips which are manufactured in Pakistan are totally Haram. Visit www.ummatpublications.com for articles in Urdu. And for English search, flavour enhancer E-635 (which is an ingredient of lays chips, Masala flavour) composition. It is composed of Haram ingredients. Your best bet would be to check here: Seeing that there is E631 in Lays chips does this make them 'halal' or 'haram' It depends on the company making it. In South Africa, Lays is made by Simba and is Halaal. In Saudi Arabia it is made By Saudi Snacks and is halaal.
Lays chips are HARAM i can prove u go to this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disodium_inosinate http://www.answers.com/topic/disodium-inosinate check codes on this link given below http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_number
Lays chips are Haram it contain pig fats.
E631 can be generated in 3 different ways:It can be obtained from sardines (fish).It can be made from brewer's yeast extract, which is a by-product of the beer-making process.It can be extracted from pig's meat.If method #1 is used, then it is halal. If method #2 is used, then it is not haram, although it is better to avoid it. However, if method #3 is used, then most certainly it is haram.According to documents from Lay's, E361 used in their products that are produced in Pakistan is made from tapioca starch.E 631 is a flavor enhancer used in the masala flavor that is imported from Thailand. . E631 is produced from tapioca starch which is extracted from a plant and NOT Pig fat. Thus it is free of all animal fat. E631 is certified by the supplier, as well as the Central Islamic Committee of Thailand, to be Halal (and the latter has also specifically endorsed the use of the legend "Halal" for such flavor) ingredient is certified by The Central Islamic Committee of Thailand as Halal.The South African National Halaal Authority is an internationally recognized organization and an acknowledged authority on all matters pertaining to the general application of the term halal with specific reference to Islamic dietary laws.SANHA is recognized by Dar-ul-Uloom Binori Town, Karachi. It has over the past several years rendered assistance to the halal industry in Pakistan and has issued halal certification to several Pakistani companies. The authority is committed to standardizing halal procedures internationally thereby rendering a credible service to both the consumer and the industry.SANHA has investigated the ingredients used by Lay's Pakistan. It has confirmed that the ingredients are halal compliant. The authority has explained that the E631 used by Lay's Pakistan is derived from Tapioca starch, a plant based raw material which has been certified halal.
E631 can be generated in 3 different ways:It can be obtained from sardines (fish).It can be made from brewer's yeast extract, which is a by-product of the beer-making process.It can be extracted from pig's meat.If method #1 is used, then it is halal. If method #2 is used, then it is not haram, although it is better to avoid it. However, if method #3 is used, then most certainly it is haram.According to documents from Lay's, E361 used in their products that are produced in Pakistan is made from tapioca starch.E 631 is a flavor enhancer used in the masala flavor that is imported from Thailand. . E631 is produced from tapioca starch which is extracted from a plant and NOT Pig fat. Thus it is free of all animal fat. E631 is certified by the supplier, as well as the Central Islamic Committee of Thailand, to be Halal (and the latter has also specifically endorsed the use of the legend "Halal" for such flavor) ingredient is certified by The Central Islamic Committee of Thailand as Halal.The South African National Halaal Authority is an internationally recognized organization and an acknowledged authority on all matters pertaining to the general application of the term halal with specific reference to Islamic dietary laws.SANHA is recognized by Dar-ul-Uloom Binori Town, Karachi. It has over the past several years rendered assistance to the halal industry in Pakistan and has issued halal certification to several Pakistani companies. The authority is committed to standardizing halal procedures internationally thereby rendering a credible service to both the consumer and the industry.SANHA has investigated the ingredients used by Lay's Pakistan. It has confirmed that the ingredients are halal compliant. The authority has explained that the E631 used by Lay's Pakistan is derived from Tapioca starch, a plant based raw material which has been certified halal.
today {8.5.2009} i was watching Apna tv channel and they sais Lays chips all over the world not halaal it contains pork oils or pork fat and its been tested in lab and confirmed its not halaal..ayesha sulemsn.
you answers r not reliable if u dont know the answers you dont reply
Yes, it's Halal. Here, this link answers the question best. http://mukalma.blogspot.com/2009/05/no-pig-fat-in-e631.html
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Lays chips are HARAM it contain pig fats i can prove u go to this link below. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disodium_inosinate http://www.answers.com/topic/disodium-inosinate check codes on this link given below http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_number
E627 and E631 not permitted in foods for infants and young children
Leis is the homophone for lays.