Guest guest Posted November 6, 2007 Report 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
Guest guest Posted November 6, 2007 Report 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
Guest guest Posted November 7, 2007 Report 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
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