TBHQ is: ".tertiary butylhydroquinone, is a synthetic antioxidant that is commonly used as a food preservative. You may be interested to read a bit about the TBHQ controversy on Snopes. Could be referring to the already mentioned Lactic Acid though. There's quite a few grams of Fat as well, but whether that's specifically "Fatty Acid", I couldn't say from just the Nutrition Facts label. Although "300 mg" of Cholesterol honestly doesn't sound like a lot to me, it is there. There are also Fats and Cholesterol in Cheez-It.
Basically if it says "Contains Milk Products", it's obviously not vegan.Īlthough these are a lot of negatives, I do feel obliged to point out that Annato Extract, their coloring agent, is actually one of the recommended alternatives for dyes on PETA. Be warned also, that Buttermilk doesn't get a positive review from " Are Hot Cheetos Vegan?" and Buttermilk also is found in Cheez-Its. The ingredients for the Cheese are listed on the Nutrition Facts label as (Milk, Cheese Cultures, Salt, Enzymes), and only the Salt sounds like its vegan safe.įurther more, way down the list you'll find "Lactic Acid", which I wasn't expecting to find, but is listed on PETA as a no-no. PETA assures that ceresin is a common substitute in wax paper, but you'll want to check your specific product label to be sure.
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Cheez-Its have some cholesterol in them as well, and, later, when we discuss how to make your own Cheez-Its, you'll also want to check the product label of your wax paper for baking to make sure it doesn't have any beeswax. These are not limited just to the cheese factor. Other non-vegan products related to Cheez-Its are: Lactic Acid and Milk Protein you probably could have guessed, but Casein and Lipase are additional products listed on the PETA website found in milk and cheese, and the Cheez-Its Nutrition Facts label does admit their presence. Also:Īll of these are found in Cheez-Its because they are made from real cheese. The big one is kind of obvious: The cheese. What Ingredients to look out for for Vegans
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Have you asked yourself before if there could be alternative vegan cheese cracker brands available? Are there such things as vegan Cheez-Its? Is this claim true or false? Are there any Cheez-It vegans? Does a Cheeze-It vegan mean someone who does eat Cheez-Its, or doesn't? What about Cheez-Its? Cheez-Its claim to be made of real cheese. Have you ever wondered if any of the salty snacks in the grocery store could contain animal products? Aren't they mainly vegetables fried into crackers and chips, with lots of salt and grease? What about dairy products?
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