Vegetarians can you help me out?!


Question: Some cheeses have Vegetarian on the lable. Some don't. Some have animal rennet in them. Some have a diffrent type of renet called vegatable rennet in. When they don't state vegertarain on the label but have renet that does not state which kind how can you tell the diffrence?


Answers: Some cheeses have Vegetarian on the lable. Some don't. Some have animal rennet in them. Some have a diffrent type of renet called vegatable rennet in. When they don't state vegertarain on the label but have renet that does not state which kind how can you tell the diffrence?

If it doesn't specify that it's rennetless or made with vegetable rennet, I would assume that it's made with calf rennet. If you have a question about a specific brand, you can always call or e-mail the manufacturer and ask. I went vegan a few months ago so I don't eat cheese anymore, but when I did, I bought Tillamook cheeses because they are all labeled.

if it doesn't say vegetable then it is not and has animal product in it.

That is a simple question.You need to read the nutrition fact label at the bottom.P.S I`m vegetarian.I`ve done it before.

No cheese at all!

Leave that which make you doubt for that which don't make you doubt .

a cheese should not say vegetarian of course it is there is no meat in cheese it will say vegan if there are no animal products in it at all

Find out what brands use vegetable rennet. Call the company. And the smartest option, don't eat it at all.





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