On this page you’ll find some vegan treats available in the Indian market. You may be surprised to learn that they’re vegan!
Biscuits
- Oreo (Brand: Kraft) Original, Double Stuf and Chocolate Creme are vegan, but Double Delight (Peanut Butter N’ Chocolate Creme) are NOT VEGAN.
- Hide & Seek (Brand: Parle) Original, Mint, Coffee and Orange flavours available.
- Golden Arcs (Brand: Parle)
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Milk-Ma Butter biscuits. (Brand: Ma) Despite the name, these biscuits contain no milk products and are vegan. But beware – the other biscuits manufactured by the Ma brand are not vegan.
Sweets and other treats
- Kaccha Mango Bite (Brand: Parle)
- Mango Bite (Brand: Parle)
- Poppins (Brand: Parle)
- Bournville Dark Chocolate (Brand: Cadbury)
- Muesli Bar (Brand: Good Earth)
- Monaco crackers (Brand: Parle)
- Nimkin Crackers (Brand: Parle)
- Sixer crackers (Brand: Parle)
Cakes and muffins
- Bagels & Bakes make vegan muffins (chocolate fudge, blueberry , raisin bran and chocolate chip) and chocolate fudge cake.
Ice cream
- Mama mia! offers a variety of flavours of fresh fruit sorbet.
For more vegan products available in India, see this link.
I guess Baskin Robbins’ Orange Tango and Citrus Tango deserve a place here
I would be wary of classifying Hide-n-Seek as vegan. While they do not list any milk products as ingredients, on the list is “chocolate chips” and they don’t say what’s in the chocolate chips. So..
Also, while Cadbury’s Bourneville doesn’t declare milk as an ingredient, companies are allowed to get away with that if the quantity of an ingredient is lower than a certain limit. When I wrote to Cadbury’s to confirm, after much dilly-dallying the best they were able to say is that it’s “vegetarian.”
Hello Happy Yellow Lemon,
Parle gives the complete ingredients of Hide & Seek on its website. I think you’ll be happy to see that they are indeed vegan:
http://www.parleproducts.com/brands/biscuits_hidenseek.asp