The flavour reintroduction comes after research found that taste is the most important need for consumers when considering a breakfast option 1. Shoppers will be pleased then, that as well as the much-loved flavour, Shreddies Raspberry & White Chocolate is high in fibre, contains Iron and B vitamins, and has no artificial colours or flavours. If you’re vegan, you can eat the following chocolate: Cadbury Bournville Plain Chocolate. Dark Chocolate, Hazelnut, and Currant, Ginger, Maya Gold, Espresso, Chilli, Lemon, Mint, or Espresso Royale are all examples of green. Dark chocolate is made up of 70%, 85%, and 90% of Lindt Excellence chocolate. Corn flakes produced by Kellogg’s are vegan, as are corn flakes produced by other companies, such as Barbara’s Organic corn flakes and lightly frosted Nature’s Path flakes. The reformulated recipe is now non-HFSS, contains fibre, B Vitamins and Iron and has wholegrain as the number one ingredient - all while offering families a tasty breakfast option. Shoppers will need to hurry though, the product is sure to fly off the shelves in no time and once it’s gone, it’s gone!” Established in 1990, CPW is a long-standing partnership between Nestlé and General Mills, bringing together the world-class capabilities of both companies. Headquartered in Switzerland, CPW has a strong global network with 4,000 employees, 15 production facilities and sales teams in more than 130 markets.

Shreddies White Chocolate & Raspberry cereal became available in ALDI, LIDL and Home Bargains from the beginning of July. Chocolate made from vegan sources is unequivocally chocolate. They are made from the same beans as the chocolate, and only when animal products such as dairy, butter, or honey are added are they classified as vegan. Soy milk, maple syrup, and other plant-based ingredients are used in vegan chocolate. Although refined sugar is vegan, it is not always plant-based. Lanolin derived from the animal’s skin or fish oil is not a vegan product. Animal fat, such as sheep and yak, is rich in vitamin D3. No Cheerios For Vegans: Popular Cereal Not Suitable For Plant-based Diet Cheerios are not typically vegan. This is due, in part, to the fact that Honey Nut Cheerios contains honey, which is not vegan. Wool grease, which is also fortified with Vitamin D, is used to make both the cereal and the original Cheerios.