Vegan Fruit Jellies
A pack of fruit jelly sweets that are gelatine free from Marks & Spencer.
I am really pleased M&S are doing more vegan friendly products. The sweets are pretty good, chewy and sweet with a good flavour. They are not the best jelly sweets I have had, but I did enjoy them.
Each pack is suitable for vegetarians, and vegan as far as I can tell (see faq). Sold in Marks & Spencer.
Vegan Jelly Sweets
A pack of gelatine free jelly sweets in heart shapes, pomegranate flavour from Biona. I got these in the February vegan tuck box.
The pack of hearts is really quite cute, they are quite small jelly sweets. They taste sweet, but not a very strong fruity flavour, they are made with real pomegranate juice. They are nice. I like that they are organic. Nice little treat for someone you care about.
Each 75gram pack is suitable for vegans and vegetarians. Organic, Gluten free, gelatine free. Per 100grams is 332kcal. Sold in health food shops.
Vegan Fruit Jelly Sweets
A pack of fruit shaped and flavoured jelly sweets from the Ultimate range of Neal’s Yard. I have tried a few of these new sweets that I found recently in Holland & Barrett. It is great to find things that are labelled vegan friendly. These fruit jellies are quite good. They are chewy and indeed fruity. Perfect for sharing and I am sure children would like them.
Each 100gram pack is suitable for vegans and vegetarians. Per 100grams is 332kcal. No artificial colours or flavours. I bought mine in Holland & Barrett.
Veggie Fruit Jellies
Gelatine Free Fruit jellies “proper sweets” from Taveners made with natural colours and flavours. These sweets seem to be always around at Christmas time as they are a bit of a treat, but I really them, I think they should be around all year. The jelly sweets are large and taste really fruity, flavours include orange, lemon, raspberry, blackcurrant & lime.
Each 170gram pack is suitable for vegetarians, vegan as far as I can tell. Per 100grams is 350kcal. Gelatine Free. Natural colours and flavours and are fat free, but of course made with lots of sugar. Sold in supermarkets.
Vegan Jelly Sweets
Gelatine free organic tutti frutti jelly sweets from biona. I have tried a few of the sweets from Biona and to be honest they have been awful. However these jelly sweets are not bad. They are fruity and soft, easy to bite into, the flavours are quite good. They have a slight oily film on them, but that is not bad. They are great for sharing or when you fancy a sweet treat.
Each 75gram bag is suitable for vegans and vegetarians, organic, gluten free, gelatine free, lactose free. Priced at £1.79 from health food shops. Per 100grams is 325kcal.
My favourite jelly sweets that are vegan are from Goody Good Stuff which I reviewed earlier.
Vegetarian Jelly Sweets
I have reviewed a few of this range of gelatine free jelly sweets, there are a couple that are vegetarian but not vegan (as they contain beeswax) so I can not review them. However I have had a couple of non veggie friends taste a couple of the flavours and here is what they thought.
Goody Good Stuff Tropical Fruit and Goody Good Stuff Cheery Cherries. They liked the texture as they were not too hard, nice and squidgy and chewy, they thought the fruit flavour was really good, better than some of the non veggie sweets they have tried. They said they prefer the fact that they do not contain any gelatine and would consider buying them for themselves. So overall a very positive reaction.
Each 100gram bag is suitable for vegetarians, gelatine free, Gluten Free, Dairy Free, no artificial colours. Sold in Holland & Barrett.
Vegans do not despair, they do some wonderful vegan sweets like the vegan cola bottles, and the vegan sours which I have reviewed earlier and they are great to eat. There are a couple of others too which I will review shortly.
Please note my reviews are always honest and unbiased, however I feel it only right to point out that the marketing team of Goody Good Stuff did supply this product for me to review.
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