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Halal/Vegan marshmallows

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WhoIsThatMaskedWoman · 21/10/2011 17:17

DD wants to make a marshmallow cupcake recipe she's found for a school cake day thing, but she doesn't want to leave out her Muslim classmates, bless her, so no pig gelatin allowed. Where can I buy pig-free marshmallows? (preferably cheaply).

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YougreatPumpkinmousse · 21/10/2011 17:21

I think the M&S mini marshmallows are veggie also a few of the supermarket own brands ones (Asda ones were when I used them years ago)

madmomma · 21/10/2011 19:34

I think the haribo people do a halal version which asda sells. (in the asian food aisle) Your daughter is so sweet to be so considerate.

MrsSnow · 21/10/2011 23:24

If you have asian/halal shops near you they will definitely sell them.

Definitely a lovely gesture.

stickybean · 21/10/2011 23:27

If you live near any kosher shops you'll be able to get some there.

WhoIsThatMaskedWoman · 21/10/2011 23:46

Great, I should be able to find some somewhere then - may try Tooting Broadway shops if Brixton market can't provide.

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badaboom · 22/10/2011 13:24

That's very thoughtful of both of you. I remember watching James Martin making marshmallows on his cookery show last year. It looks easy to make. You can get vegetarian/vegan gelatine from any major grocery shop or the asian shop where it's called agar.

uktv.co.uk/food/recipe/aid/577053

Just discovered recently that those fizzy cola jelly pops from the pick n mix contains pig gelatine.

iskra · 24/10/2011 10:39

if you are in Brixton try Noor Cash & Carry in the market. Tooting will definitely have.

jammyscone · 24/10/2011 12:02

e-bay - look for Sweet Vegan marshmallows, they sell mis-shapes cheaper than they do from their own shop. M&S ones (and any other supermarket versions I've ever checked) are not veggie or halal.

Marshmallow fluff from a jar might also be an option, if it's more the flavour you want than needing the texture, as they tend not to have gelatin in.

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