Aldi lists of vegan and vegetarian friendly foods

[Alexia]

I found this the other day and thought it was a good idea for all stores to do; list all the products they stock that are meat-free, vegan and gluten free.
Here is the link for the 15 page vegan list;

https://www.aldi.co.uk/fileadmin/fm.../pdfs/220715/Vegans_Template_v2_July_2015.pdf

There is also one for (34 pages) vegetarians here;
https://www.aldi.co.uk/fileadmin/fm.../220715/Vegetarians_Template_v2_July_2015.pdf

 

[turtledove]

I'm really happy that Aldi has started such a positive idea, I think it'll help people who control their diets in certain ways a lot. Some of their vegetarian products look pretty good actually!

 

[Sally]

They seem to list a lot of bread. Most of the bread in the Co-op has milk listed on the ingredients.

 

[Apetamin]

love aldi. thanks for sharing

 

[PaulS]

Hmm, I might have to start taking this vegan thing a lot more seriously.

 

[danceswithcats]

I think Sainsbury's already do this. I used to download it every month, but have just relied on their excellent labelling policy for a while now.
Sally, I've found Co-op to be very clear as well. They do stick milk powder in some bread, particularly their in store bakery stuff, which is disappointing. I've sent them a comment about it. If you felt like doing the same, it might persude tgem to look at it. Tesco's, who I don't particularly like because of their labelling, only use dairy products in a few of their in store bakery lines, and, at least at the Ryde store, the staff are very cool about looking up what's vegan for you. I buy an olive roll and a tin of their own brand bean soup for my supper whenever I'm working over there: full nourishment for 75p!
Aldi now gets my vegan thumbs-up. If you have the information, it's easy to shop. I'll be heading over the river to the Cowes Aldi this afternoon. Alexia, thanks forposting this.