Soya Milk overall is nutritionally the best vegan and lactose free milk. > See the 8 best vegan and lactose free milks by clicking here.

Not dairy milk - Vegans do not consume any animal produced products such as eggs or dairy milk. However there are many plant base milk alternatives to choose from. > See the 8 best vegan and lactose free milks by clicking here.

Yes - depending on the milk and brand non-dairy and lacxtose free milks can include all the below benefits. + Plant base & Dairy free + Naturally gluten free + Lactose free + 0 cholesterols + Contains fibre + Low in sugar + Low in saturated fat + Some include additional vitamins such as, vitamin D, B12, and calcium > See the 8 best vegan and lactose free milks by clicking here.

Both cashew and coconut milk compliment coffees well, thanks to their strong taste profile and creamy texture. > See the 5 best cashew milk by clicking here. > See the 8 best coconut milk by clicking here.

Soya milk naturally packs the most protein out of all the different types of vegan milks. > See the 10 best Soya milk and which has the most protein by clicking here.

The most popular vegan milks are made of the below. - Soybeans - Almond nuts - Oats - Rice - Hazelnut - Cashew nut - Hemp seeds - Coconut

- Unopened, normally last about 3-4 weeks which can be stored in a dry place. - Once opened 7-10 days, at which point should be stored in a fridge. Always check your carton for expiry dates.

Nutritionally, overall the best soya milk is Alpro Longlife Soya Light Milk Alternative. > See the 10 best Soya milks by clicking here.

Soy milk contains as much protein (depending on brand) as most dairy milk, additionally due to being plant base has 0 cholesterols, also can be enriched with calcium and additional vitamins, which makes it a great dairy free alternative. > See the 10 best Soya milks by clicking here.

- Soya milk or Soy milk is made from soya beans. Soy is the liquid form of beans which is why it can be called both soy or soya milk, both are correct.

- You can make soya milk at home by; 1. Soaking soybeans in water 2. Remove the skin 3. Blend de-skinned beans in water, at this stage you will see the milk colour come through. 4. Strain to get rid of excess 5. Then boil what is left

- There absolutely is such thing as soya powdered milk, it is a little tricky to find but essentially it's made by cooking the soybeans, then grinding down into a powder texture

Alpro currently are the leading brand when it comes to soy milk options, they offer a large amount of options when it comes to dairy alternatives and nutrition wise are the best. > See the 10 best Soy milk by clicking here.

Yes. Soya milk is made from soybeans and water.

- Almond milk is made by: 1. Blending down almond nuts in water 2. Then strain the mixture produced to leave yourself with a smooth milk texture.

Alpro almond milks are the most well praised for hot drinks thanks to their great flavours and flexibility when used in a frother or heated. Even more important, it does not curdle or separate when heated. > See the 8 best Almond by clicking here.

Yes. Almond milk is made from almonds and water.

Almond milk is not naturally very high in protein compared to dairy milk or some other dairy-free alternatives, which is why some are produced with additional protein. > See the 8 best Almond milk and which has the most protein by clicking here.

Almond milk does not naturally contain calcium. However, you can buy almond milk enriched with calcium equal to that of dairy milk. > See the 8 best Almond milks and which contain calcium by clicking here.

After comparing over 40+ almond milks, Tesco Longlife Almond Drink Unsweetened came out as the V1 and best overall. > See the 8 best Almond by clicking here.

Yes. You just need to be careful. - If you are heating on a stove, just be sure to heat on a low to medium heat. - If you are heating in a microwave, heat for a max of 30secs

- Unopened normally last about 3-4 weeks which can be stored in a dry place. - Opened about 7-10 days, at which point should be stored in a fridge. Always check your carton for expiry dates.

- Dairy free - Plant base - High in fibre - Lactose free - Low in calories and fat - Great source of slow releasing energy - Some brands includes additional vitamins D, B12, D, B2 and calcium. > See the 8 best Oat milks by clicking here.

Naturally oats and oat milk are gluten free, however products such as oat milk are often manufactured in an environment where gluten cross contamination is highly common. - Always check product details first.

Yes. This may impact the texture and taste, howevery nutritionally the oat milk will be unaffected.

It was last noted that Starbucks use Oatly branded oat milk for their oat drink selections. > See the 8 best Oat milks by clicking here.

Depending on the brand you can buy oat milk from general supermarkets such as Tesco, Waitrose, Morrisons etc. or online at Ocado, Amazon etc. > See the 8 best Oat milks and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes. You just need to be careful. - If you are heating on a stove, be sure to heat on a low to medium heat. - If you are heating in a microwave, heat for a max of 30secs - Oat milk expands when heated, which makes it a natural thickener when cooking,

Yes. Quality, taste and texture may decline, however, nutritionally the coconut milk will remain intact.

Carton coconut milk - Unopened will last about 3 - 4 weeks. - Once opened carton coconut milk will last about 7 - 10 days. Make sure to keep refrigerated once opened and also check expiry date on your actually carton.

Yes. Depending on the brand. Coconut milk offers a natural tasty coconut taste and also is great for frothing and more importantly does not separate if heated correctly. > See the 8 best Coconut milks by clicking here.

Yes. Coconut milk will tend to curdle when heated. To reduce this happening, cook on a low to medium heat and stir, gently and often. If it does curdle while cooking, further reduce or completely turn off the heat and stir, the coconut milk will slowly return to a smooth texture. - If freshly opened coconut milk has curdled, this is a sign that it has gone bad.

It is highly believed that Costa currently use Alpro brand coconut milk. > See the 8 best Coconut milks including Alpro brands by clicking here.

If you are trying to avoid sugar within your coconut milk V4. Alpro Coconut Unsweetened 1L is a great choice, as it contains no sugar. > See the 8 best Coconut milks with nutrition tables and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes. - If you are heating on a stove, just be sure to heat on a low temperature and stir often. - If you are heating in a microwave, heat for a max of 30secs - Avoid boiling any plant base milk as doing so will tend to destroy some nutritional properties. > See the 7 best Hemp milks by clicking here.

+ Plant base + Dairy free + Lactose free + Naturally gluten free + Contain omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids depending on brand > See the 7 best Hemp milks and where to buy, by clicking here.

Hemp milk is good choice and depending on the brand include the many benefits below: + Plant base & + Dairy free + Lactose free + Naturally gluten free + Contain omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids depending on brand. > See the 7 best Hemp and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes - If you make you hemp milk yourself, it's best to keep refrigerated and consume within 3-5 days after making. - Commercially bought hemp milk on average will last 3 - 4 weeks unopened, once opened should be kept refrigerated and will last 4 - 5 days. Always check the expiry date on the carton as this may vary depending on brand and milk. > See the 7 best Hemp milks and where to buy, by clicking here.

You can buy some Good Hemp, hemp milk in many supermarkets such as Morrisons, Tesco, Waitrose, Sainsbury's and more or online at vegan stores such as Planet Organic. > See the 7 best Hemp milks and where to buy, by clicking here.

Both Tesco and Waitrose sell the same 2 hemp milks, both by 'Good Hemp' brand. ASDA do not sell any hemp milks. > See the 7 best Hemp milks and where to buy, by clicking here.

Hemp milk has a slightly nutty taste and texture is very thin. > See the 7 best Hemp milks and where to buy, by clicking here.

Hemp seeds are naturally gluten free. - However, products such as hemp seeds are often produced in an environment where gluten contamination is highly common. Always check product details first.

Eventually. - Hemp seeds last about 3-4 months stored in a dry location, try to keep away from light and heat. - Hemp seeds can also be frozen, which can prolong the life span to as long as a year.

Hemp heart is what's found inside the hemp seed itself. Hemp heart are also called the names below. - Hemp heart - Shelled hemp seed - Hulled hemp seed - Hemp nut

+ Plant base & Dairy free + Lactose free + Naturally gluten free + Low in saturated fat > See the 8 best Hzelnut milks and where to buy, by clicking here.

Regarding dairy free milk alternatives, there are better options. However, hazelnut milk is dairy free, lactose free, naturally gluten free, low in saturated and has 0 cholesterols. > See the 8 best dairy free milk options and wher to buy, by clicking here.

Similar to hazelnut milk, cashew milk is naturally gluten free, lactose free, dairy free. Some brands also contain added vitamins such as, vitamins D, B2, E, B12, and calcium. Making it nutritionally a solid milk > See the 5 best Cashew nut milks by clicking here.

No. Hazelnut milk is naturally low in saturated fat. However, lacks the nutritional value of other dairy milk alternatives. - Hazelnut milk is also low in protein count and does not naturally provide calcium. > See the 8 best Hzelnut milks and where to buy, by clicking here.

V3. Rude Health Longlife Unsweetened Cashew Drink, is highly praised as the best cashew milk for coffees, mainly due to great taste, excellent ability when used in a frother and importantly does not curdle or separate in hot drinks. - Check out The 5 best cashew milk and where to buy, by clicking here.

198 KJ or 47 Kcal on average - This average is taken from the 8 best hazelnut milks. > See the 8 best Hazelnut milks by clicking here.

It depends on the brand of milk. Rude Health branded hazelnut milks are highly praised for their taste and flexibly when used in hot drinks. > See the 8 best Hazelnut milks inclusing Rude Health milks and where to buy, by clicking here.

You can make rice milk at home by - 1. Cooking rice 2. Then blending with water along with any additives you prefer, sweetener etc. 3. Once blended down, filter the results through a nut bag and whats left is ready to be used as milk.

Rice milk has a mild to bland taste, it is also natural sweet in taste. Texture wise it is watery compared to dairy and other non-diary milk alternatives.

In terms of health, rice milk is okay. There are better dairy free options which contains more protein, fibre and vitamins per 100g. That being said, rice milk is not bad for you either and is one of the least allergenic milk options available. Just be careful while choosing as most brands are high in sugar. > See the 8 best Rice milks and where to buy, by clicking here.

Naturally, yes. - However cross gluten contamination is highly possible due how such products are farmed and manufactured, so always check the brand and product details first. > See the 8 best Rice milks including gluten free options and where to buy, by clicking here.

Rice milk is naturally low in fat and saturated fat, however high in carbs and sugar. - On average rice milk contains 237KJ or 57Kcal calories. > See the 8 best Rice milks with nutritional table and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes. - Unopened rice milk can last on average 4 - 6 weeks - Opened rice milk on average will last 7 - 10 days - Always check expiry date on your carton as these time periods can vary between brands and milks

Yes. - Rice milk can be frozen to extend the life span.

Vegan cheese sauce can be found at local supermarkets such as: Tesco, ASDA, Sainsbury's etc. or at online vegan shops such as: TheVeganKind and Alternative stores. > See the 8 best vegan cheese sauce and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes, > See the 8 best vegan cheese sauce, along with ingredients, by clicking here.

Cashew milk can be found at local supermarkets such as: Tesco and Sainsbury's, or at online vegan stores such as: TheVeganKind. > See the 5 best Cashew milk and where to buy, by clicking here.

This will depend on the brand, however, core ingredients usually include: Wheat and Soya protein, along with other plant base ingredients for flavour. > See the 8 best vegan bacon rasher along with ingredients by clicking here.

Nutritionally 'THIS Isn't Bacon' is one of the best vegan bacon due to being low in sugar, fat and saturated fat, while also being high in fibre and protein. > See the 8 best vegan bacon rasher along with nutritional table by clicking here.

No, - Vegans do not consume animals or animal derived products. > See the 8 best vegan bacon alternatives by clicking here.

Yes, - Vegan bacon are made entirely of plant base products such as soya beans.

Similar to regular bacon, vegan bacon is cooked on a hot frying pan for couple minutes each side. - Always read the instructions on packaging.

Vegan bacon can be bought at local supermarkets such as Tesco, Sainsbury's etc. and also at online vegan stores such as TheVeganKind or Planet Organic. > See the 8 best vegan bacon and where to buy, by clicking here.

No, - Vegans do not consume animals, or animal derived products. > See the 8 best vegan ham by clicking here.

Most commonly vegan ham will be made from wheat and/or soya protein, along with other plant base ingredients for flavouring. > See the 8 best vegan ham, along with ingreadients and where ti buy, by clicking here.

Vegan ham can be found at local supermarkets such as; Tesco and Sainsbury's, or at online vegan stores such as; TheVeganKind and GreenBay. > See the 8 best vegan ham and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes, > See the 8 best vegan ham substitutes and where to buy, by clicking here.

Nutritionally, Quorn Vegan Smoky Ham Free Slices is one of the best vegan ham options, due to being low in sugar, fat and saturated fat, while being high in fibre and protein. > See the 8 best vegan ham, along with nutritions by clicking here.

Nutritionally Vivera Veggie Soya Mince is one of the best vegan mince, due to being low in sugar, fat and saturated fat, while also being high in fibre and protein. > See the 8 best vegan mince along with nutrition by clicking here.

Yes, - Both Tesco and Sainsbury's sell a variety of vegan mince options. > See the 8 best vegan mince and where to buy, by clicking here.

No, - Quorn mince contains Egg White, which is an animal derived ingredient.

Vegan chicken is usually made using Soya and/or wheat protein, along with other plant base ingredients to add flavour. > See the 8 best vegan chicken options, along with ingredients by clicking here.

Yes, - Both Tesco and Sainsbury's stock a variety of vegan chicken. > See the 8 best vegan chicken, along with where to buy them, by clicking here.

You can buy vegan chicken at local supermarkets such as Tesco, Sainsbury's, Waitrose etc. or online at Vegan Stores such as TheVeganKind and Planet Organic. > See the 8 best vegan chicken strips, along with where to buy them, by clicking here.

Nutritionally No Meat Company No Chick Strips is one of the best options to choose from, due to being low in sugar, fat and saturated fat, while being high in fibre and protein. > See the 8 best vegan chicken strips, along with nutrition, by clicking here.

No, - Vegans do not consume animals, or animal derived ingredients. > See the 8 best vegan chicken strips by clicking here.

You can buy vegan chicken nuggets from local supermarket such as Tesco and Sainsbury's, or at online vegan store such as TheVeganKind. > See the 10 best vegan chicken nuggets and where to buy, by clicking here.

The vegan option yes. - Quorn offer both a vegetarian and vegan chicken nugget options. - The vegetarian option (Crispy nuggets) is off limits to vegans as it contains eggs. Whereas the vegan option (Crunchy nuggets) is 100% plant base > See the 10 best vegan chicken nuggets along with vegan Quorn chicken nuggets and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes, - Beyond burger is made from plant base ingredients such as: Pea protein and coconut oil. > See the 10 best meat free vegan burgers, including beyong burger and where to buy, by clicking here.

No, - Tuna is a type of fish, and vegans no none consume animals or animal derived ingredients. > See the 8 best vegan tuna and where to buy, by clicking here.

Vegan fish fingers are made using 100% planet base ingredients, depending on the brand these may usually include: wheat starch, soya protein, rapeseed oil, jackfruit etc. > See the 7 best vegan fish fingers along with ingredient, by clicking here.

Yes > See the 7 best vegan fish finger subtitute and where to buy, by clicking here.

Vegan fish fingers can be found at local supermarkets such as Morrisons, Sainsburys, Waitrose, ASDA etc. or at online vegan stores such as TheVeganKind, VBites and GreenBay. > See the 7 best vegan fish fingers and where ti buy, by clicking here.

Nutritionally Linda McCartney plant base Sausages is one of the best vegan sausages due to being low in sugar and saturated fat, while being high in fibre and protein. > See the 8 best vegan sausages, along with nutrition table, by clicking here.

You can buy vegan sausages at local supermarkets such as Tesco, ASDA, Waitrose etc. or at online vegan shops such as TheVeganKind or GreenBay. > See the 8 best vegan sausges and where to buy, by clicking here.

Vegan sausages are made using 100% planet base materials, depending on the brand, ingredients commonly used are: Soya protein, rapeseed oil, potato starch etc. > See the 8 best vegan sausages, along with ingredients, by clicking here.

You can buy vegan steak from local supermarkets such as ASDA, Waitrose, Sainsbury's etc. or at online vegan stores such as, GreenBay, Alternative stores and TheVeganKind. > See the 9 best vegan steak and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes, > See the 9 best vegan steak alternatives and where to buy, by clicking here.

Vegan steak is made using 100% plant base ingredients, which usually consist of: Wheat and/ or soya protein, along with additionally vegan friendly ingredients for flavour. > See the 9 best vegan steak along with ingredients, by clicking here.

Yes, > See the 9 best plant base steak and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes, > See the 5 best vegan salmon alternatives and where to buy, by clicking here.

Vegan salmon is made using 100% plant base ingredients, this often consist of: soya and/or wheat protein, rapeseed oil and additional vegan friendly ingredients for added flavour. > See the 5 best vegan salmon along with ingredients and where to buy, by clicking here.

Depending on the type, tofu can be bought from local supermarkets such as: Tesco, ASDA, Morrisons etc. or at online vegan stores such as: Alternative stores, TheVeganKind etc. > See the best tofu and where to buy by clicking below. - Soft & Silken Tofu - Extra and Super Firm Tofu

Tofu does contain a small amount of carb, depending on the type you choose. > See the best tofu options along with nutrition tables and where to buy' by clicking below. - 6 Best silken & soft tofu - 8 Best Firm & Medium firm tofu - 5 Best Extra & Super firm tofu

Tofu is made from soya beans.

Seitan is made from wheat and helps to make, and is the base of many plant base meat alternatives.

Yes, - Tofu can be forzen and kep within a freezer for up to 3 months.

Tempeh can be bought at local supermarkets such as: Tesco and Sainsbury's, or at online vegan stores such as: TheVeganKind and GreenBay. > See the 8 best tempeh and where to buy, by clicking here.

No, - Quorn vegan roast is made using eggs, making it off limits to vegans. > See the 9 best vegan roast along with ingredients and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes, - Vegan roast meat can be bought from online vegan stores such as TheVeganKind, Alternative stores etc. > See the 9 best vegan roast and where to buy, by clicking here.

Nut roast is a meat free roast alternative for vegans and vegetarians. Made from nuts, grains and a variety of vegan friendly seasoning shaped into a firm loaf.

You can buy Nut Roast from local supermarkets such as Sainsbury's and Waitrose, or online vegan stores such as TheVeganKind. > See the 9 best Nut Roast and where to buy them, by clicking here.

Yes, Linda McCartney meatballs are made from Soya protein along with other vegan friendly ingredients. > See the 10 best vegan meatballs, including Linda McCartney's and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes, > See the 6 best vegan pepperoni's and where to buy, by clicking here.

Vegan pepperoni is usually made using Wheat protein along with additional vegan friendly seasoning. > See the 6 best vegan pepperoni along with ingredients and where to buy, by clicking here.

Vegan Chorizo is usually made using Soy or Pea protein, along with additional vegan friendly ingredients. > See the 10 best vegan chorizo along with ingredients and where to buy, by clicking here.

No - Vegans do not eat animals, animal products or by products of animals such as eggs. > See the 5 best vegan egg alternatives by clicking here.

Vegans eggs are a great alternative to dairy eggs. Usually made from either chickpea flour or soya beans, along with other vegan friendly seasoning ingredients to contribute to the taste of dairy eggs. > See the 5 best vegan egg alternatives by clicking here.

Vegan eggs are usually made from either chickpea flour or soya beans as base ingredients, along with other seasoning to help contribute to that dairy eggs taste, common seasoning below. - Black salt - Nutritional yeast - Turmeric - Vegetable protein

Yes. > See the 5 best vegan egg alternatives along with where to buy, by clicking here.

Butter is made by separating milk fat from milk. The milk fat is called butter cream and is the primary ingredient in butter. - Vegan butter is made through the same process the only change being the milk used will be a plant base milk, instead of dairy milk.

Vegan butter can be bought in many local supermarkets or online at vegan shops. > See the 8 best vegan butter spread and where to buy, by clicking here.

Butter in general is made from milk fat. - Vegan butter being plant base is made from plant milk, depending on the brand and butter you are choosing the nutritional values will vary. > See the 8 best vegan butter spreads along with nutrtition by clicking here.

Most peanut butters are vegan friendly, as it is predominately made of ground peanuts and salt. - That being said some peanut butter brands may add more ingredients to boost flavour or texture so always be sure to check the ingredients first. > See the8 bestvegan peanut butter by clicking here.

Store bought marshmallows are usually dairy free. However, most home made marshmallow recipes contain whisk egg white to add texture. > See the 8 best vegan and dairy free marshmallow by clicking here.

This will depend on the brand you choose to buy. > See nutritionally the 8 best vegan cookies by clicking here.

Yes - Oreo cookies are made without the use of any animal derived ingreadients.

Some are, depending on the brand. > See the 8 best vegan cookies, 3 of which are also gluten free by clicking here.

Yes, depending on the ingredients. - Most cookies are usually made from dairy milk. That being said, there are many dairy free cookie options to choose from. > See the 8 best vegan and dairy free cookies by clicking here.

Nutritionally PhD Smart Protein Plant Chocolate Cookie are one of the healthiest options, thanks to being low in sugar, fat and saturated while being very high in protein. > See nutritionally the 8 best vegan cookies by clicking here.

You can find and buy vegan cookies at local supermarkets such as Sainsbury's, however, for a wider selection, online vegan stores such as 'TheVeganKind' or 'Planet Organic' are a better option. > See the 8 best vegan cookies and where to buy, by clicking here.

Vegan Parmesan cheese is most commonly found online at stores such as TheVeganKind, Ocado and Planet Organic to name a few. > See the 10 best vegan Parmesan cheese and where to buy, by clicking here.

Nutritionally, Pimp My Salad Hemp Parm Cheez Salad Topper is one of the best options, due to being low in Sugar and salt, while being high in fibre and protein. > See the 10 best vegan Parmesan cheese along with nutrition table, by clicking here.

Yes, depending on the brand. > See the 3 best vegan & gluten free halloumi cheese and where ti buy, by clicking here.

You can find vegan halloumi cheese at local supermarkets such as Tesco or at online vegan stores such as TheVeganKind. > See the 3 best vegan halloumi cheese and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes. > See the 3 best dairy free halloumi cheese options and where to buy, by clicking here.

Vegan Halloumi cheese is made of 100% plant base ingredients, which usually involves; coconut oil and modified starch. > See the 3 best vegan halloumi cheese along with ingredients, by clicking here.

No, - Halloumi cheese is made using dairy milk and in some cases may also be made using animal rennet, meaning may also not be vegetarian. > See the 3 best vegan halloumi cheese along with ingredients and where you can purchase, by clicking here.

You can find and buy vegan Camembert cheese at online vegan stores such as: Greenbay, Planet Organic, TheVeganKind etc. > See the 5 best Camembert cheese and where to buy, by clicking here.

Camembert cheese, along with other types of cheese are often made using animal rennet. Rennet is an enzyme made in the stomach of some mammals such as calves, rennet helps to curdle and separate milk in the cheesemaking process. > See the 5 best vegan and vegetarian Camembert cheese by clicking here.

Nutritionally one of the best mozzarella cheese is Plain Yogan Mozzarella cheese, due to being low in saturated fat and salt, while being the highest vegan mozzarella cheese in protein. > See the 8 best vegan mozzarella cheese and where to buy, by clicking here.

Vegan mozzarella cheese is made of 100% plant base ingredients, which usually consist coconut oil and modified starch to name a few. > See the 8 best vegan mozzarella cheese along with ingredients and where to buy, by clicking here.

No, - Mozzarella cheese is usually made of dairy milk, making it off limits to vegans. Additionally, mozzarella cheese are usually made using animal rennet. Rennet is an enzyme made in the stomach of some mammals such as calves, rennet helps to curdle and separate milk in the cheesemaking process. > See the 8 best vegan mozzarella cheese and where to buy, by clicking here.

No, for the most part. - Mozzarella cheese are usually made using animal rennet. Rennet is an enzyme made in the stomach of some mammals such as calves, rennet helps to curdle and separate milk in the cheesemaking process, an ingredient commonly found in some types of cheese. > See the 8 best vegan and vegetarian mozzarealla cheese, along with their ingredients by clicking here.

Vegan Mozzarella cheese can be found in local supermarkets such as Sainsbury's and ASDA, or at online vegan stores such as TheVeganKind and The Alternative Store. > See the 8 best vegan mozzarealla cheese and where to buy, by clicking here.

Depending on the brand - Some brand of cheddar cheese may be used using animal rennet. Rennet is an enzyme made in the stomach of some mammals such as calves, rennet helps to curdle and separate milk in the cheesemaking process. > See the 8 best vegan and vegerarian cheddar cheese and where to buy, by clicking here.

Nutritionally Artisan Raw - Organic Ched*ar (Cheddar) Cashew Cheese With Turmeric is one of the healthiest cheddar cheese due to being low in sugar, salt and one of the lowest in saturated fat, while being high in protein. > See the 8 best vegan cheddar cheese along with nutrition table and where to buy, by clicking here.

Vegan cheddar cheese are usually made using a variety of plant base ingredients such as: Cashew nuts, soya protein, coconut oil, modified starch etc. > See the 8 best vegan cheddar cheese along with ingredients, by clicking here.

Vegan cheddar cheese can be found at local supermarket such as Tesco and ASDA or online vegan stores such as TheVeganKind or VBites. > See the 8 best vegan cheddar cheese and where to buy, by clicking here.

Vegan cheese slice can be found at local supermarket such as Tesco, ASDA, Sainsbury's and at online vegan stores such as TheVeganKind or GreenBay. > See the 8 best vegan cheese slice and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes. > See the 8 best vegan white chocolate and where to buy, by clicking here.

Depending on the brand. - White chocolate often contains dairy milk, which is off limits to vegans. > See the 8 best vegan white chocloate and where to buy, by clicking here.

You can buy vegan white chocolate from local supermarkets such as Tesco and ASDA or at online vegan stores such as TheVeganKind, Alternative store and GreenBay. > See the 8 best vegan white chocolate and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes, > See the 8 best vegan and dairy free white chocolate and where to buy, by clicking here.

No, - Hershey's chocolate are made using dairy milk, making it off limits to vegans.

Yes, > See the 8 best vegan milk chocolate and where to buy, by clicking here.

No, - Kit Kat is made using dairy milk, making it off limits to vegans.

No, - Maltesers are made using dairy milk, making it off limits to vegans. > See the 8 best vegan milk chocolate and where to buy, by clicking here.

Ideally yes, - Vegan mayonnaise is recommended to be kept at 36°F - 41°F

No, - Fudge is often made using dairy milk, making it off limits to vegans. > See the 10 best vegan fudge, along with ingredients and where to buy, by clicking here.

Vegan fudge is often sold at vegan online stores such as, TheVeganKind, Alternatives stores and GreenBay. > See the 10 best vegan fudge and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes, > See the 10 best vegan cream cheese substitutes and where to buy, by clicking here.

There are many vegan cream cheese brand, from Violife cream cheese, New roots, Koko, Nush etc. to name a few. > See the 10 best vegan cream cheese along with cream cheese brands, by clicking here.

Nutritionally Nush chive almond cream cheese is one of the best cream cheese options due to being, the lowest in fat and saturated fat while being high in protein. > See the 10 best vegan cream cheese along with nutrition table and where to buy, by clicking here.

Vegan cream cheese can be found at local supermarket such as: Tesco, Morrisons or at online vegan stores such as: TheVeganKind or Green. > See the 10 best vegan cream cheese and where to buy, by clicking here.

No, - not if it is made using dairy. That being said, you can buy vegan Alpro Greek style yogurt. > See the 8 best vegan yogurt along with greek stlye yogurt, with ingredients and where to buy, by clicking here.

Vegan and Dairy free condensed milk can be found at online stores such as Amazon, Ocado, GreenBay etc. > See the 4 best vegan condensed milk and where to buy them, by clicking here.

Yes, > See the 7 best vegan custard cream and where to buy, by clicking here.

No, Salad cream is usually made using eggs, which is not vegan. > See the 5 best vegan salad cream and where to buy, by clicking here.

You can make vegan croissant by using dairy free dough, which can be found at local supermarkets, such as Morrisons, Tesco etc. > See the 3 best vegan croissants and vegan croissants dough, and where to buy, by clicking here.

Depending on the brand. - Waffles are often made using dairy ingredients such as eggs and milk. > See the 8 best vegan waffles and where to buy, by clicking here.

You can buy vegan waffles from local supermarkets such as Tesco, Iceland, Waitrose etc. > See the 8 best vegan waffles and where to buy, by clicking here.

You can buy vegan marshmallows online at a variety of stores. > See the 8 best vegan Marshmallows and where to buy, by clicking here.

No, for the most part. - One of marshmallows core ingredients is pork or beef gelatin. Which is an animal protein commonly used as a binding ingredient and helps to give marshmallow that soft and gooey texture. > See the 8 best vegan marshmallows by clicking here.

Gelatin free marshmallows can be found online, popular brands such as 'Dandies' marshmallows are vegan friendly and free from gelatin. - check out 6 gelatin free marshmallows and where you can purchase by clicking here.

Muslims do not eat pork, unfortunately marshmallows commonly include pork gelatin, which is produced from pork skin and/ or cattle bones. > See the 8 best vegan and geletin free mashmallows and where to buy, by clicking here.

Whisked egg white is sometimes added to marshmallows - Store bought marshmallows are usually made from syrup, sugar, starch, water and gelatine.

No - Marshmallows commonly contain gelatin which is an animal protein made from pork skin or cattle bones. > See the 8 best vegan and vegetarian marshmallows and where to buy, by clicking here.

Yes, depending on the brand and made - Check out my list of 6 best marshmallows, which are all gluten free and where to purchase by clicking here.

Vegans do not eat animals, animal products or by products of animals. - Honey is produced thanks to the hard work of bees, vegans avoid honey as it is believed to be exploiting the work of bees. - Additionally bees can be harmed or even killed during some large scales harvesting. > See the 6 best vegan honey alternatives by clicking here.

You can buy vegan honey in popular supermarkets or online. > See the 6 best vegan honey substitues by clicking here.

The Meat-Free version, Yes > See the 7 best vegan stock cubes, along with oxo beef flavour stock cube and where you can buy, by clicking here.

Not all options - most of the selections widely available contain animal products such as; animal fat, animal extract or dairy for added flavouring. > See the 7 best vegan stock cubes by clicking here.

Yes - Vegetable stock cubes usual contain plant base ingredients such as; celery, onion, carrot, parsnip etc. > See the 7 best vegan stock cubes by clicking here.

Vegetable stock cubes are made using only plant base ingredients such as; Potato Starch, Vegetables (12.4%) (Onion, Carrot, Celery, Leek), Spices (Parsley, Garlic, Lovage, Nutmeg, Oregano, Turmeric, Rosemary, Thyme) > See the 7 best vgean stock cubes, with full ingreadients list by clicking here.

Not all of them. - Only the vegetable flavour Knorr stock cubes are vegan friendly. > See the 7 best vegan stock cubes including Knorr stock cubes and where you can buy, by clicking here.

Yes - Alot of popular stock brands sch as Oxo, Knorr and Kallo all have vegetable stock options to choose from which can be found at ASDA and Tesco > See the 7 best vegan stock cubes and where to buy, by clicking here.

No, - Lea and Perrins Worcestershire sauce contains Anchovies (Fish). > See the 6 best vegan Worcestershire sauce and ingredients, by clicking here.

Vegan Worcestershire sauce ca be found at online vegan stores such as: Abel & Cole, GreenBay, Planet Organic etc. > See the 6 best vegan Worcestershire sauce and where to buy, by clicking here.