vegan foods n snacks

never have it coz it is expiring... looks like toasts but are made only with coconut and rice flour. that means it is gluten free!

chew & real dried sweet potatoes there are two versions... one is roasted one is probably steamed n dehydrated... but no differences in the ingredients n nutritional info... however differences are obvious on the appearance when opened, shown below... actually I'm not sure if this is still edible or has gone bad... juz unable to read korean on the package... it might be explaining my Q... 

category:  biscuit, cookies, wafers chips, popcorn fresh bakeries special, asian ------------------------------------------------------------------------ biscuit, cookies, wafers sticker above is hong kong version, values are same as the original. the word “flavouring” is quite confusing...  official information from their website, still cannot know whether the source of “flavour” is from animal or not... gullon (the upper two rows), produces many good products that are vegan. take wafers as an example, many products contain milk products but gullon's wafers do not!  not sure if “milk flavour” is derived from cow's milk... a green tea flavoured crepe from Gavottes. most of Gavottes products use butter or other milk products but this one does not! apple pie cookies, from melba. love apple n cinnamon and excited to find this milk and eggs free apple pie.  apple pie cookies, from ?kdjensen? , product o...

sensible foods, Fuji apple crunch dried fruit ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

this one from bakalland are whole cranberries. that would be less oily as less oil will be absorbed comparing to diced ones which have greater surface area. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ocean spray, a big brand, juz ok... diced cranberries, which are no good to me... coz that means more oil less and less plump... one thing is strange for the less sugar one... it does not include oil in the ingredient list but I can absolutely sense it in there wtf... -------------------------------------------------------------------------

tried a snack-size granola. the ingredients list put dried cranberries as the first one, which is one of the factor convinced me to try it. the sizes are convenient as a finger snack but the overall quality is so so... some pieces are really with 50% cranberries, while some are with so little cranberries these granola I have them with my oatmeal. but sadly i think it's a bit unnaturally sweet. only after some time that i can recall how it smells like... it smells like those poor quality wafers... that palm oil flavour maybe? juz doesn't match with my oats. wheat contamination is absolutely present. as shown in the photos, there are flakes that are not oats (very probably wheat though I'm not 100% sure) but the ingredient list contains no wheat. though it doesn't affect it does mention that the product contains gluten. so when oat and wheat are similar grains n that should make no difference. however I think it's the responsibi...