I was eating Ruffles chips today. I took a few sips of Diet Coke and I spat it out because it was so salty. This is the same salty taste that people claim when they have been drinking beer. So, are Ruffles halal or haram? – Karim, Ontario, Canada” Yes, many brands are offering certified Halal chips such as Lay’s Stax, Pringles Original and Popchips. Does Ruffles have a certification for being Halal? Guiding PepsiCo is our vision to Be the Global Leader in Beverages and Convenient Foods by Winning with PepsiCo Positive (pep+). pep+ is our strategic end-to-end transformation that puts sustainability at the center of how we will create value and growth by operating within planetary boundaries and inspiring positive change for planet and people. For more information, visit www.pepsico.com.

Muslims should follow the dietary practices of their local Muslim leaders. In inquiring about the ingredients of Frito Lay’s Ruffles chips, Muslims should look for a halal certification, if one exists. Yes. Ruffles Sour Cream and Onion chips are halal. They do not contain any haram ingredients. Is Ruffles Sour Cream and Bacon Halal? No. It does not have pork flavoring. Because the flavoring added to the chips is vegetable-based, such as corn or canola oil, it is halal. Does Ruffles have alcohol?So, brace yourself, because the list of vegan-friendly flavors is about 1/3 the length of non-vegan flavors. Vegan Ruffles Flavors Ruffles Original Potato Chips Queso Cheese Flavored Potato Chips: Ruffles. https://www.ruffles.com/products/ruffles-queso-cheese-flavored-potato-chips Ruffles® Flamin’ Hot® Flavored Potato Chips: Ruffles. https://www.ruffles.com/products/ruffles-flamin-hot-flavored-potato-chips Leaning into his experience growing up in a single-parent household, James was joined in the Ruffles D.N.A. commercial by four other individuals who owned their ridges and found success on the other side of life's obstacles to inspire others to do the same. Fans can now head to OwnYourRidges.comto watch new videos and learn more about the people featured in the commercial:

No. It does not contain alcohol. It is halal because it is made with vegetable oil, such as corn or canola oil. Analyzing Ruffles Ingredients: Halal or Haram? Key Ingredients Breakdown They claim that the potatoes being washed are processed using a machine to process pork products, thus meaning that pork products are used as a part of Ruffles’ manufacturing process.Some people claim that Ruffles products are made with pork products or “pig skin” ingredients at the plant. They support their claims by providing photographs and videos of raw potatoes being washed after peeling to remove excess starch and dirt. Some vegans are against products that contain artificial colors (and flavors) because they are essentially a by-product of animal testing. Or in the very least, that’s the argument used. Artificial Colors Are Still Tested on Animals So, yes, Ruffles Flamin Hot are halal, but you have to be careful about the flavoring-type oil ingredients and not buy them if you have been offended by non-halal food items. The flavoring is made with pork fat. Are Ruffles BBQ flavored chips halal?

Another popular brand of potato chips is Lays. The Lays Cheddar and Sour Cream chips are not certified gluten free, but they do not contain any gluten ingredients. However, they can not guarantee that the final product will not contain traces of gluten due to how and where the product is made. Are Baked Ruffles Gluten Free? Popular flavors among Ruffles potato chips include Original, Sour Cream & Onion, All Dressed Potato Chips, Cheddar Cheese, Ranch and others depending on regional preferences. How is cheddar cheese used in Ruffles products?

LEGAL & PRIVACY

If you’re from the US, you probably already know what Ruffles are. But if you’re from outside the US, you may know Ruffles better as Lays Max or Walkers Max. Ruffles are a popular brand of potato chip. They are owned by Frito Lay and have been around for over 70 years. While Ruffles is the US brand, they are distributed worldwide. Ruffles are kosher according to the Jewish dietary laws. According to our Rabbi at the Baden Ohel Synagogue, they are Kosher because they use a non-halal fat source (canola oil) and also have a processing machine that is used to process pork.” – Shammai Ben-Chaje, Baden, Germany. While his dominating presence on the court is celebrated, his voice outside the paint has a far great impact. As he shared, “As a kid growing up in Akron, I never imagined where I’d be today, let alone creating a new chip flavor that I know will bring excitement to fans all over. It goes to show how learning to own your ridges can change your life, and I believe it’s so important for future generations to understand and embrace what makes them different.”