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Who was the naughty one who said Tesco's Jam doughnuts were vegan, can

someone confirm this?

 

 

hungryvegan [hungryvegan]

28 June 2001 13:03

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[100% veg*n ] Tesco

 

 

This morning i sent an email to Tesco asking for a product listing

suitable for Vegans. I have already received a response, its in the

post and they also listed the wines that were available.

 

THERE'S NO EXCUSE FOR ANY OF US TO BE SOBER ANYMORE NOW!!!!

 

 

Please find below a list of wines available in our stores that are

suitable

for Vegans:

 

Tesco Picajuan Peak Chardonnay 1999

Santa Julia Viognier 2000

Monster Spicy Red

Tesco Australian Chardonnay

Pendulum Chardonnay

Blue Pyrenees Estate Chardonnay 1997

Shaw & Smith Unoaked Chardonnay

Smithbrook Sauvignon Blanc

Tesco Australian Shiraz

Tesco Langhorne Creek Verdelho *Finest

Blue Pyrenees Estate 1996

Oxford Landing Cabernet And Shiraz

Oxford Landing Merlot

1998 Adelaide Hills Cabernet Merlot

Temple Bruer Grenache

Temple Bruer Merlot Reserve

Seriously Fruity Ros. 2000

Tesco Romanian Country Red Wine

Tesco Bulgarian Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve

Chartron La Fleur - Single Chateau

Tesco Finest VdP d'Oc Chardonnay

Domaine du Soleil Chardonnay

Domaine Du Soleil Sauvignon Blanc Chardonnay

Tesco Cuvee Prestige Blanc

Baron Philipe de Rothschild Mouton Cadet

Les Quatre Clochers Chardonnay

Tesco Vintage Champagne 1995, 75cl

Bollinger Special Cuvee

Champagne Louis Roederer Brut Premier

Laurent-Perrier Brut NV

Laurent-Perrier Vintage 1993

Laurent-Perrier Cuvee Rose Brut

Pol Aim. Champagne, 75cl

Tesco Champagne Premier Cru Non Vintage

Domaine de La Done Ros.

Clarity

Baron Philipe de Rothschild Mouton CadetSuitable

Chartron La Fleur - Single Chateau

Muscat de Beaumes de Venise

Le Chemin des Mulets

Pinot Noir, Domaine du Revest, Vin de

VdP d'Oc Cabernet Sauvignon MV

La Bareille

Domaine du Soleil Merlot VDP De L'Aude

Domaine Du Soleil Syrah Malbec

Devil's Rock Riesling

1999 Trittenheimer Apotheke Riesling Sp.

Paulinshof Riesling Kabinett Medium Dry

Hock Deutscher Tafelwein Rhein

Lenz Moser Selection Blauer Zweigelt

Lenz Moser Beerenauslesse 37.5cl

Tesco Orvieto Classico Abboccato

Tesco White Merlot

Tesco Bianco del Salento

Bianco di Custoza

Tesco Prosecco Chardonnay

Tesco Catarratto Chardonnay

Tesco Verdicchio Classico

Tesco Terre Dego

Marsala Garibaldi Dolce

Carmel Dry Red

Palwin no 4

Palwin no 10

Palwin no 11

Emerald Riesling/Chenin

Cloudy Bay Perlorus 1995

Tesco Own Label Portuguese Rose

Dom Ferraz Dao

Dom Ferraz Bairrada

Tesco South African Chenin Blanc

Firefinch Sauvignon Blanc

Tesco Own Label South African

Kumala Semillon Chardonnay

Kumala Colombard Chardonnay

Clearsprings Colombard Chardonnay

M3 Chenin Chardonnay

Boschendal Grande Cuvee Sauvignon Blanc

Van Loveren SLH Gewurztraminer

African Legend Colombard

Winds Of Change Chardonnay

Goats do Roam Rose

Tesco Own Label South African Shiraz Cabernet

Fairview Shiraz

Torres Vina Sol 1999

Torres Sangredetoro 1998

Torres Coronas 1998

Senorio De Los Llanos Reserva

Senorio De Los Llanos Gran Reserva

Three Choirs Premium Selection

Three Choirs Lightly Oaked

Three Choirs English Nouveau

Chapel Down Bacchus

Sharpham (Dart Valley Reserve) Dry White

Fetzer Vineyards Dry Gewurztraminer

Fetzer Vineyards Barrel Select

Fetzer Vineyards Viognier

Bonterra Vineyards Chardonnay

Bela Fonte Baga

Bela Fonte Bical

Tesco Fino Sherry

Tesco Amontillado Sherry

Tesco Pale Cream Sherry

Tesco Pale Dry Sherry

Tio Mateo Fino Sherry

Double Century Original Sherry Sweet

 

 

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According to my copy of Vegan Shopper Tesco Jam Doughnuts are vegan,

as are Marks & Spencers and Co-ops, I suggest you pretend they're not

as they'll only make you plump!

 

 

 

vegan-network, " Mccartney, Rowan (R.N.) " <rmccar14@v...>

wrote:

> Who was the naughty one who said Tesco's Jam doughnuts were vegan,

can

> someone confirm this?

>

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vegan-network, " Mccartney, Rowan (R.N.) " <rmccar14@v...>

wrote:

> Who was the naughty one who said Tesco's Jam doughnuts were vegan,

can

> someone confirm this?

>

> my mate works in a tesco bakery making doughnuts and ive watched

her make them before so i know they are vegan, eat up!!! yummy!

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Hi

 

 

> Who was the naughty one who said Tesco's Jam doughnuts were vegan, can

> someone confirm this?

 

They were on the first vegan list I obtained from Tesco - then they were

taken off - now they are on again!!! Do we trust them?

 

Jo

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I wouldnt trust them even when (I was only veggie then not vegan) my

mum asked the bakery if the doughnuts (cant spell) were veggie or not

and they said yes-if they don't write it on the packets I certainly

won't be trusting them

 

bekah xxx

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vegan-network, " bekah " <rebekahaha@h...> wrote:

> I wouldnt trust them even when (I was only veggie then not vegan) my

> mum asked the bakery if the doughnuts (cant spell) were veggie or

not

> and they said yes-if they don't write it on the packets I certainly

> won't be trusting them

>

> bekah xxx

 

Its not a definitive test, but I have eaten Tesco jam doughnuts with

no flair up in my hay fever. Tuesday I ate a bread roll I later

discovered had egg and milk in it (M & S floury rolls - my mum bought

them), and by Wednesday my sinuses were totally stuffed up - clearing

again today fortunately. So I'm inclined to think the doughnuts are

safe! Helen.

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ya know

i don't think i have ever even seen a real live veganny donut...i've seen em in

catalogs, at like a $1 a piece...but any donuts you get in a store, donut shop,

etc . here, are certainly not going to be vegan...

not only will they be covered in gooey milk and lard products..but, especially

the store ones, will have enough preservatives and artificial wotzits to make

them outlast the pyramids...

 

cheers

fraggle

 

helen.stafford wrote:

 

>vegan-network, " bekah " <rebekahaha@h...> wrote:

>> I wouldnt trust them even when (I was only veggie then not vegan) my

>> mum asked the bakery if the doughnuts (cant spell) were veggie or

>not

>> and they said yes-if they don't write it on the packets I certainly

>> won't be trusting them

>>

>> bekah xxx

>

>Its not a definitive test, but I have eaten Tesco jam doughnuts with

>no flair up in my hay fever. Tuesday I ate a bread roll I later

>discovered had egg and milk in it (M & S floury rolls - my mum bought

>them), and by Wednesday my sinuses were totally stuffed up - clearing

>again today fortunately. So I'm inclined to think the doughnuts are

>safe! Helen.

>

>

>

>To to the Digest Mode [ recommended ], send an email to:

vegan-network-digest

>

>

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I think that vegan sweets are more prevalant here in the UK, actually. I'm

originally from the states, so I know what you mean about doughnuts: they only

seem to be available in health food shops. Alas, they don't appear too

appetizing, either.

 

k@

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EBbrewpunx

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Friday, August 03, 2001 3:33 PM

RE: Re: [100% veg*n ] Tesco

 

 

ya know

i don't think i have ever even seen a real live veganny donut...i've seen em

in catalogs, at like a $1 a piece...but any donuts you get in a store, donut

shop, etc . here, are certainly not going to be vegan...

not only will they be covered in gooey milk and lard products..but, especially

the store ones, will have enough preservatives and artificial wotzits to make

them outlast the pyramids...

 

cheers

fraggle

 

helen.stafford wrote:

 

>vegan-network, " bekah " <rebekahaha@h...> wrote:

>> I wouldnt trust them even when (I was only veggie then not vegan) my

>> mum asked the bakery if the doughnuts (cant spell) were veggie or

>not

>> and they said yes-if they don't write it on the packets I certainly

>> won't be trusting them

>>

>> bekah xxx

>

>Its not a definitive test, but I have eaten Tesco jam doughnuts with

>no flair up in my hay fever. Tuesday I ate a bread roll I later

>discovered had egg and milk in it (M & S floury rolls - my mum bought

>them), and by Wednesday my sinuses were totally stuffed up - clearing

>again today fortunately. So I'm inclined to think the doughnuts are

>safe! Helen.

>

>

>

>To to the Digest Mode [ recommended ], send an email to:

vegan-network-digest

>

>

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