Is Ben and Jerry's ice cream suitable for vegetarians?

Answer 1

I do not see why not. Cream is not a meat but simply a product of a live animal.

It depends on what type of vegetarian you are. Some vegetarians, and all vegans, refrain from any dairy. If you are a vegetarian that only refrains from meat products, then ice cream should be fine for you. Mr. Whippy does have a web site where you may contact them to verify that their ice cream does not contain animal fats, or other animal products outside of dairy. See the related link below.

Answer 2

Yes, but stay away from skittles, pop tarts, and anything else with Gelatin.

I recently wrote to Mars inc regarding their chocolates but they also mentioned about their ice-cream. Part of their letter is as below:

Please find below a list of our chocolate products that are suitable for a vegetarian diet.

Galaxy - Minstrels

Galaxy - Ripple

Galaxy - Smooth Dark

Galaxy - Smooth Milk Chocolate

Maltesers - Milk Chocolate

Mars - Snacksize, Standard Bar & Duo

Revels

Snickers - Snacksize, Standard Bar & Duo

Tracker - all varieties

Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee that other Mars chocolate and ice cream products, not included on this list, are suitable for vegetarians.

Answer 3

It's vegetarian, but not vegan.

Make sure it doesn't contain gelatin.

Some brands of ice cream that claim they are slow churned or ultra creamy but healthier than regular ice cream use the blood from fish to create the smooth texture with less fat.

Answer 4

They are Vegetarian, even the marshmallows are. And they use free range eggs.
The biggest ice cream seller in the UK, Walls
uses whey that contains animal rennet.... hence not vegetarian. Walls Ice cream was set up to use the by products of Wall sausage manufacture, however these days they use vegetable fat...but animal rennet in the whey.

Answer 5

No. Snickers Ice Cream is not a vegetable.

Answer 6

Yes cadbury twirls are suitable for vegetarian's.

Answer 7

yes