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Treats to buy a vegan?
I'm meeting my godson's girlfriend tomorrow night who is a vegan, I usually buy some muffins or treats to take with me for the kids but I'm mindful that she won't be able to eat them - can anyone recommend anything I can get for a vegan from a Supermarket?
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Lokum / Turkish delights should be available in the supermarket I guess. Be sure to check the ingredients on the labels though.
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Lokum / Turkish delights should be available in the supermarket I guess. Be sure to check the ingredients on the labels though.
Dried exotic fruit and nuts are lovely too - mango slices, dried bananas etc. You could buy a mix & repackage them in a tissue lined box or if you can find a suitable bag & tie with ribbon. |
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A nice juicy steak, poor loves only eat nuts and veg usually, a steak would make a great treat.
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A nice juicy steak, poor loves only eat nuts and veg usually, a steak would make a great treat.
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You don't need steak when you can eat a tasty flat mushroom.
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Multivitamin with added iron.
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The only thing I can think of would be Green and Blacks organic black chocolate or any other dairy free chocolate (check there is no honey, eggs, beeswax (E901) or other animal products).
Muffins and cakes from a supermarket are likely to contain egg. |
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Sansburys sell dairy free fudge, and your local health food shop will have a selection of yummy dairy free chocs.
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I'm positive Fry's chocolate cream bars are vegan as they're made with soya milk.
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I'm meeting my godson's girlfriend tomorrow night who is a vegan, I usually buy some muffins or treats to take with me for the kids but I'm mindful that she won't be able to eat them - can anyone recommend anything I can get for a vegan from a Supermarket?
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Yes. Lots of supermarkets sell life insurance policies nowadays.
http://www.livestrong.com/article/26...etarian-diets/ http://www.eatright.org/about/content.aspx?id=8357 http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Gettin...p#.T0kqtMyKXXU |
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Funny that on average vegetarian and vegans are healthier. Don't take my word for it though.
http://www.livestrong.com/article/26...etarian-diets/ http://www.eatright.org/about/content.aspx?id=8357 http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Gettin...p#.T0kqtMyKXXU As others have said OP, either a nice fruit and nut mix which you can repackage, or vegan chocolate. It's usually quite easily available. |
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Lokum / Turkish delights should be available in the supermarket I guess. Be sure to check the ingredients on the labels though.
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Turkish delights are like marmite though!
![]() Anyway it's fruity and lovely
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They taste nothing like marmite !
![]() Anyway it's fruity and lovely ![]()
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I meant you either love them or hate them.
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