Vegan Bread - couldn't find it by searchig

Aisling&M

Apologies if this has been discussed before. I didn't realise there was a forum like this on boards. I'm a veggie 11 years and now going vegan (giving it a go for a few days and seeing if I can keep going long term).

Can anyone tell me which bought breads are vegan? I'd make my own but don't have the time and with all the home-made grain and bean dishes I would love to be able to buy vegan-friendly bread.

Thanks.

sweet-rasmus

I've emailed Brennan's Bread about this before:

Thank you for your enquiry.

We do not use any animal derived enzymes in our sliced bread products.

Our Soda bread range, which includes the ‘Farmhouse’, ‘Buttermilk’ and ‘Wholewheat’ soda contain buttermilk so would not be suitable for Vegans.

Also all our emulsifiers used in our products are based on vegetable fats.

I hope this helps.

Kind regards,

So all their normal breads are ok, except the ones with buttermilk.

And Hovis breads say "suitable for vegans and vegetarians" on the packet and they have more info on their website.
http://www.hovisbakery.co.uk/hovis-range/


Have a read of this post in our forum from a few months ago:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=61757939#post61757939

Aisling&M

That's great - Thank you!

sweet-rasmus

My pleasure

DonnieScribbles

La Brea are really good for labelling their bread as vegan. Supervalu have their stuff in their bakery and I think Tesco stock them too. The roast garlic loaf is ridiculously good.

Aisling&M

DonnieScribbles wrote: »

La Brea are really good for labelling their bread as vegan. Supervalu have their stuff in their bakery and I think Tesco stock them too. The roast garlic loaf is ridiculously good.

My mouth is just watering from the name....Roast Garlic bread.....yum. I have to find some.

mcaul

for traditional farmhouse brown Gills Dairy Free from Dunnes.