Is Terry's chocolate orange vegetarian

Answer 1

Oh, dude, like, Terry's chocolate orange is technically vegetarian because it doesn't contain any meat products. But, like, it does contain milk and other stuff that might not be cool with all vegetarians. So, like, if you're a strict vegetarian, you might wanna skip it and go for something else.

Answer 2

Ah, what a delightful question! Terry's Chocolate Orange is indeed vegetarian, as it does not contain any meat products. You can enjoy this sweet treat knowing that it aligns with your vegetarian lifestyle. Remember, it's important to always check the ingredients list just to be sure!

Answer 3

Well, honey, let me tell you - Terry's Chocolate Orange may not have any meat in it, but it sure does have milk and other dairy products. So, if you're asking if it's vegetarian, technically yes since it doesn't have meat, but if you're vegan or lactose intolerant, you might want to steer clear of this citrusy treat.

Answer 4

Yes.

There's a rennet contamination risk due to the milk powder, or the actual presence of rennet in the milk powder, used, so Terrys All Gold is not suitable for vegans, but vegetarians may eat it.

Regular eaters = meat/animal products/fruits/vegetables/etc

Vegetarians = animal products/fruits/vegetables/etc

Vegans = fruits/vegetables/etc (nuts, grains, sugar, just nothing from something with a face.)

Answer 5

It depends on what type of vegetarian a person is.

A lacto-ovo-vegetarian (person who doesn't eat meat or fish, but still eats dairy and eggs) can eat all kinds of chocolate.

A lacto-vegetarian (person who doesn't eat meat, fish, or dairy, but still eats dairy) can generally eat all kinds of chocolate, but there are some weird kinds of chocolate that contain eggs (which lacto-vegetarians can't eat).

A vegan (person who eats no animal products) can only eat chocolate that does not contain milk.

Answer 6

yes as it contains ethanol yes as it contains ethanol

Answer 7

No it is not halal because it contains Brandy which is Alcohol and ethanol.

Answer 8

Yes it is,

although there are other ethical issues for example the use of palm oil very often involves cutting down large sections of south American rain forests.

Answer 9

Yes,they are!

Answer 10

Yes.