Starbucks plain, everything, and cinnamon & raisin bagels are all vegan. The everything & cheddar bagel is not vegan. Check the ingredients of seasonal bagels for non-vegan ingredients. Starbucks has become one of the more popular vegan destinations in the last few years, thanks to the variety of plant-based beverages they offer. Today, you can … Read more
Protein powder has become a popular supplement for most of us who take fitness seriously. Aside from boosting muscle gain, certain protein powders also help relieve soreness and enhance recovery enabling us to push longer and harder during workouts. However, while the benefits are clear for all to see, is it safe to consume protein … Read more
The original Kit Kat has been non-vegan for a long time. However, a vegan variety of the popular candy was launched in 2021, as the world continues to explore plant-based foods. In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the world’s famous Kit Kat and its common varieties and why they are not suitable for … Read more
Due to the use of bees and non-consent, beeswax is not vegan. Some people argue beeswax can be obtained through safe practices without harming bees. You be the judge. Beeswax’s status presents a cloudy topic in veganism. You’ll undoubtedly cross paths with beeswax in your everyday life, as it’s used in lots of utility items … Read more
Seitan is made with wheat flour. Therefore it is completely vegan. Meat substitutes have been around for generations, but the mock meat industry only came into the spotlight with the advent of veganism. As the health, environmental, and spiritual benefits of going vegan started to proliferate public knowledge through mass media, more people decided to … Read more
Lanolin is a waxy substance obtained from the secretion of wool-growing animals. Some of the methods of obtaining lanolin are cruel and therefore it’s not vegan. Lanolin is considered non-vegan by most vegans. However, like many other controversial ingredients, you never miss a section of vegans comfortable with its use. Understanding the reasons behind the … Read more
By definition of veganism, honey is not vegan since it’s a product directly derived from bees. On the other hand, some people consider it vegan due to the safe practices of beekeeping. From a general standpoint, honey is not vegan. Honey is made by honeybees, meaning it’s an animal product and not fit for consumption … Read more
Most peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are vegan. However, you should check the label of the individual ingredients as some food companies use non-vegan ingredients in their bread, peanut butter, and jam. Being vegan entails an increased awareness of the types of products (both edible and otherwise) that we consume regularly. Our creams, shampoos, groceries, … Read more
Soy lecithin is a common ingredient food manufacturers use. It’s made from soybeans, therefore soy lecithin is vegan. When you’re devoted to the vegan lifestyle, you tend to be a lot more conscious of what you’re putting into your body. As such, every item in your shopping cart is usually double-checked to ensure that the … Read more
Blistex is not vegan because its lip balms contain beeswax or lanolin. Chapped, dry lips have been a problem for generations and were only dealt with in the 1800s when lip balm was first invented. Today, you can find a variety of lip balms to treat a host of different issues. For example, certain lip … Read more
