Do vegans eat jello?!
Answers: I hope you dont because there's pig in it.
Actually, gelatin can be derived from a number of sources, not just pig. Gelatin is made from the boiled bones, hooves, and skin of animals. Any animal will do. That's why vegans and vegetarians generally don't eat gelatin-containing products like Jello and Gummi candies. There are seaweed alternatives (agar in various forms). The resulting texture is different, but if you want something jiggly, it works well.
i dont eat jello, and im a vegetarian. . . i know vegans are a lot more strict, but i still dont eat it. . . .and dammit its good too, i miss my jello!
No, and neither do vegetarians.
jello can also come from horse hooves
Gelatin is a meat product. Agar can be used to make a similar dessert and it is make from seaweed.
No, vegans don't eat anything with gelatin.
There are some jello's that contain gelatine from pigs and cattle.
There are some that contain pectin or other setting agents that are suitablefor vegetarians.
There are many foods that contain geletin, why did you mention Jello in particular. To be honest, thats the most obvious one as the name jello is derived from gelly ( geletin )
How about wine, bread, yogurt and about 70% of the rest of processed foods.
Vegetarians check labels.
Yes we do.
No. Even vegetarians do not because of the gelatin.
No. I'm vegetarian and won't eat it, but for a reason other than the fact there's animal product in it - it's DISGUSTING!