Vegan Foods

About 250 foods that their makers label vegan or plant-based, from Country Life Natural Foods' dried fruit and organic Medjool dates to Jovial's gluten-free vegan mac and Let me snack's popped water lily seeds. We go by each maker's label and don't certify anything ourselves,.

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About 250 foods that their makers label vegan or plant-based, from Country Life Natural Foods' dried fruit and organic Medjool dates to Jovial's gluten-free vegan mac and Let me snack's popped water lily seeds. We go by each maker's label and don't certify anything ourselves, so check the package for ingredients and allergen notes before you buy.

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Are these certified vegan?
No. We group products by what the maker says on the label or product page. Check the current package for ingredients and cross-contact notes, especially if allergies are involved. Country Life's Medjool dates, for example, are labeled vegan but packed in a facility that also handles nuts and peanuts.

What's an easy vegan dinner from this page?
Jovial's Organic Gluten Free Vegan Mac ($5.29) is brown rice pasta with a dairy-free cheese-style sauce. Jovial says the rice is Regenerative Organic Certified and the pasta is cut with bronze dies.

What vegan snacks do you have?
Let me snack makes popped water lily seeds (makhana) in Barbecue, Mint Masala, Himalayan Sunrise and two sweet flavors made with date sugar, at $10 a bag or $39.90 for a sampler of all five. Country Life's Low Sugar Mango Slices start at $6.95 and are labeled vegan and kosher.

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