Snap Chrackle Pop
Posted Mar 1, 2016, 2:48 PM UTC
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Is nobody going to point out that it claims to have vegan stuff in it. And at the bottom of the label it says contains milk and soy. milk
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Butter is a main ingredient. It isn't labeled as a vegan snack, though, just listed some ingredients as vegan; my guess is because that's just what they had to make it with. This is from a sandwich shop in Times Square.
I had no idea what vegan beet sugar would even mean. Apparently it means it's not filtered through bone char.
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Yeah but why would they need to list that it was vegan beet sugar?
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My guess is either being pedantically accurate (maybe they thought they had to be?), or trying to make it sound like a more ethical chrispy treat, or simply justifying charging more because of higher cost ingredients.
That's being optimistic. Entirely possible they're just enjoying the ability to list trendy ingredients.
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This looks not so much like a poor translation, but more of a copyright workaround. Notice that Rice Krispies is spelled correctly in the ingredients.
Or maybe it was made by a guy named Chris.
I choose to believe.