Guest guest Posted November 6, 2007 Report Share Posted November 6, 2007 I am having a rough school year, and well.. year! First it was moving a lot, and then dealing with family problems, school problems, MORE school problems.. and now my diet. ARGH! Why dont they stop putting Gelatin in everything?? I honestly didnt even know gelatin was in anything but Jello and related things like; certains candies and gummybears and gummy candy etc etc. I am very strict on what I eat, I eat mainly Vegan-made foods but with ofcourse fruits and soy products included. But I cant help but sneak a candy here and there, but I never knew most candy's have gelatin if not all of them do!! PLEASE, I need a list of FOODS NOT TO EAT. I have been researching like crazy and I am trying to find out what foods has gelatin and what foods do not. Apparently most candy's dont want to put in their ingredients they have gelatin, and I found out marsh mellows have it to..uggggh Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 6, 2007 Report Share Posted November 6, 2007 Yes, I feel your pain. My doc put me on some pills, every ingredient was vegan except for the gel caps they were housed in. I had to buy empty vegan caps (28 bucks!) and switch the goods from gelatin caps to vegan caps. I still feel guilty that I couldn't find an alternative, and support a company that doesen't use animal products...but at least I'm not ingesting them. -cort , " everett_chick08 " <Dragonheart_Kitty wrote: > > I am having a rough school year, and well.. year! First it was > moving a lot, and then dealing with family problems, school > problems, MORE school problems.. and now my diet. > > ARGH! > > Why dont they stop putting Gelatin in everything?? > > I honestly didnt even know gelatin was in anything but Jello and > related things like; certains candies and gummybears and gummy candy > etc etc. > > I am very strict on what I eat, I eat mainly Vegan-made foods but > with ofcourse fruits and soy products included. But I cant help but > sneak a candy here and there, but I never knew most candy's have > gelatin if not all of them do!! > > PLEASE, I need a list of FOODS NOT TO EAT. > > I have been researching like crazy and I am trying to find out what > foods has gelatin and what foods do not. Apparently most candy's > dont want to put in their ingredients they have gelatin, and I found > out marsh mellows have it to..uggggh > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 7, 2007 Report Share Posted November 7, 2007 peta has a listing of "mainstream" foods which are veganish or veggie.... massagesister Nov 6, 2007 2:14 PM Re: I hate Gelatin... Yes, I feel your pain. My doc put me on some pills, every ingredient was vegan except for the gel caps they were housed in. I had to buy empty vegan caps (28 bucks!) and switch the goods from gelatin caps to vegan caps. I still feel guilty that I couldn't find an alternative, and support a company that doesen't use animal products...but at least I'm not ingesting them.-cort , "everett_chick08" <Dragonheart_Kitty wrote:>> I am having a rough school year, and well.. year! First it was > moving a lot, and then dealing with family problems, school > problems, MORE school problems.. and now my diet.> > ARGH!> > Why dont they stop putting Gelatin in everything??> > I honestly didnt even know gelatin was in anything but Jello and > related things like; certains candies and gummybears and gummy candy > etc etc.> > I am very strict on what I eat, I eat mainly Vegan-made foods but > with ofcourse fruits and soy products included. But I cant help but > sneak a candy here and there, but I never knew most candy's have > gelatin if not all of them do!!> > PLEASE, I need a list of FOODS NOT TO EAT.> > I have been researching like crazy and I am trying to find out what > foods has gelatin and what foods do not. Apparently most candy's > dont want to put in their ingredients they have gelatin, and I found > out marsh mellows have it to..uggggh > Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance. Confucius Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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