Carob by itself is vegan. Some carob bars have dairy added.
Some vegan alternatives to Ovaltine include cocoa powder, carob powder, and various plant-based chocolate drink mixes.
Wegmans has the largest selection, but some foods are vegan 'by accident,' just check the ingredients label! :] 'Oreos' are vegan. Most health/ natural food stores will stock them.
First of all, you have to buy the carob; it comes in powder or chips I believe. I used to bake with carob when my daughter was young but that was so many years ago. I did a quick web search for recipes, there are plenty but read them through because most call for butter. Look for vegetarian or vegan recipes, they should be dairy free. I remember that I had to experiment but many carob treats are delicious. Carob has it's own unique flavor. There should be recipes on the packages, but again, look out for other diary ingredients.
Carob is not chocolate. It also does not contain caffeine. Carob can be used as a substitute for chocolate. Carob chips are yummy to snack on - they can be purchased in a bulk food store.
The flowers of a male carob flower smell distinctly of semen.
carob doesn't have caffeine or theobromine, so if these two are your concern, it's okay for dogs to eat carob.
Dogs can eat carob in moderation. Carob does not contain theobromine, caffeine, phenylethylamine or fromamide, the ingredients in chocolate that are toxic to dogs.
The exact amount of copper minerals that are in carob has not been measured. However, carob is considered to have a wealth of minerals including magnesium, selenium, and copper.
I f you mix the carob with vegetable oil while melting it, it should stay shiny even after it dries.
carob powder, almond butter, fat free milk, and agave nectar
A suitable substitute for chocolate in recipes that is similar to carob is cocoa powder.
Carob does not contain methylxanthines like caffeine or theobromine, which are commonly found in chocolate. This makes carob a popular alternative to chocolate for individuals who are sensitive to methylxanthines.