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Tangerines
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Streetwise said:
Do you know who makes it and if it's got milk or animal gelatine in it ? :)
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I don't think it has any gelatin in it. I used to be strict kosher, and I would eat this. I think it's thickened with corn starch, and I don't quite remember but I think I used to consider it "dairy", so I think it has powdered milk in it. It's not certified kosher by any rabbinical authority though, so I don't know for certain, and like I said, it was several years ago, so I don't remember.
 
Yeshuasdaughter said:
I don't think it has any gelatin in it. I used to be strict kosher, and I would eat this. I think it's thickened with corn starch, and I don't quite remember but I think I used to consider it "dairy", so I think it has powdered milk in it. It's not certified kosher by any rabbinical authority though, so I don't know for certain, and like I said, it was several years ago, so I don't remember.
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No it's vegan, I think the cornstarch is giving the milky appearance I don't know how kosher the e numbers are ,they are usually vegan now.
 
Yeshuasdaughter said:
I don't think it has any gelatin in it. I used to be strict kosher, and I would eat this. I think it's thickened with corn starch, and I don't quite remember but I think I used to consider it "dairy", so I think it has powdered milk in it. It's not certified kosher by any rabbinical authority though, so I don't know for certain, and like I said, it was several years ago, so I don't remember.
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Just ordered it had to look through three or four American import stores, there appears to be a program of jell-o imbibing going on in the UK ,vanilla appears to be the answer to life .
 
Egg Fu Yung (Looks yucky, but I know my older relatives liked it. I don't even know if it's made anymore).

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