Yeah sometimes I do....people who go to mosques can have the printed list from there.
errrr.....it doesn't matter if V sing is different, it should say under the sign "suitable for vegetarians".
People either muslim or non muslims can't lie about their food items being suitable for vegans or vegetarians par waham ka illaj to hakim luqman kay paas bhi nahi tha.
If we are so paranoid about everything then we shouldn't be even living in non muslim countries.
And whatever you said about Kuffaar, you shouldn't be saying things like that without any proof.
Jazak Allah Khair for you to help other muslims.
That's why the thread openner opened this thread. So what is the reason behind giving different names and E-names to the things. Why don't they clearly write. Pork thing instead of different thing.s
Kuffars lie to full muslim.
As I heard about Mc Donald appologised to hindus who are vegetarians that they used animal shortening in their fries in USA and lied to ppl It was in 2002 or 2003.
They lie to sell things. That is why there is reason for muslims to gather info and provide to save muslims.
As I heard in UK they add V sign to the things to sell. Allah knows best.
Quran says not to believe in kuffar. As these kuffar to Muhammad SAWW say bhi jhoot bolnay say naheen ruktay thay to hum kia cheez hain.
...I particularly liked the part about how guy pigs are - well, pigs. And how other guy animals protect their wives - lol. Imagine the bull telling his cow-wife to wear hijaab when she goes out to graze :) and the rooster telling his hen-wife to cover her pretty head-feathers rotfl. And if you eat an animal that has "bad character" well you will come down with bad character too! The amusing anecdotes that come to mind are just too numerous and hilarious!
That is so unrespectful.
No bull has to say go naked like gories in chuddies lol and have fun with them.
According to guidlines from food standards agency in UK, all companies are BOUND to print ALL ingredients on the product packaging. FAilure to do so results heavy fines and prosecution.
As for E-codes, pig fat is NOT the only source. I have seen many products with SOYA based emulsifiers, and in all occasions it was clearly mentioned on label that it’s SOYA based emulsifier.
This email is in circulation since 2000 or something, many things have changed since then.
I wish there was a website like snopes.com to expose all those muslim hoaxes , this article is a muslim hoax like all others . You know like the following.
Will Smith , Niel Armstrong, Brittany Spears , etc etc accepted Islam.
Niel Armstrong heard azan on moon.
NASA scientists discovered a rocky belt on moon which proves the miracle of splitting of moon.
These kind of hoaxes give bad name to Muslims and fodder to enemies of Islam. We should at least do our research before we start spreading all of these hoaxes without doing due diligence.
Dear Mama the posters are experts of UK/US in this field :)
yahoo groups are not reputable sources. the best source is a simple email to the company. and none of those items have any of these bogus codes. please stop this ignorant rant, and refrain from putting up false information from yahoo groups in the future.
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We don't buy anything which has gelatin or rennet in it...??
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gelatin is the one to watch out for, its in some major brands but its always clearly listed and food brand websites are a great source of info is one is interested and particular about these things. here a couple i looked up 'cause I use their products
from the Danon website:
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Gelatin:** Some of our products contain gelatin to give them the desired consistency and texture. These varieties bear a "K" on the label indicating kosher certification by Rabbi Dr. David I. Sheinkopf.
from the Kellog's website:
What is the source of gelatin in your products?
Gelatin, which is used in some of our products to provide texture, is derived from either beef or pork. Products containing pork gelatin include Kellogg cereal products with marshmallow additives (i.e., Kellogg's® Marshmallow Froot Loops cereal and Kellogg's Smorz® cereal) and all varieties of Kellogg's® Rice Krispies Treats® Squares. Products containing beef gelatin include all varieties of Kellogg's® Frosted Pop-Tarts®, Kellogg's® Frosted Mini-Wheats® cereal, Kellogg's® Rice Krispies Treats cereal, and the Kellogg's® Fruit-Flavored Snacks that contain gelatin.
The information provided here is intended to act as a general guide only. We ask that you always check the Nutrition Facts on the side panel of each of our packages to determine if the product contains any ingredient(s) that you want to avoid.
