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Are Cream Crackers Vegan?
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Whether you’re topping them with mushroom pâté, cashew cheese or something a little sweeter, cream crackers can be the perfect tool to get the main event to your mouth. But are they suitable for vegans?
Cream crackers
They’re a savoury biscuit that’s traditionally made from a fermented dough of wheat flour, vegetable oil and yeast. The most famous name in the cream cracker business naturally being Jacob’s Cream Crackers who started manufacturing and selling the stuff shortly after their invention in Dublin, 1885.
Are cream crackers vegan?
Yes, cream crackers are suitable for vegans. Despite what the name might suggest, there are no dairy products used in the ingredients or manufacturing of the savoury snacks.
Our favourite savoury snack
Check out this edition of our Vegan Shopping Basket for an insight into all of our favourite plant-based savoury snacks! Expect to see oatcakes, chickpea and lentil crackers and everything in between.
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By Fabian Jackson
Fabian is one of our lovely Content Marketing Assistants who loves writing almost as much as he loves coffee, old episodes of Escape to the Country (no judgement here), and cooking up a storm in his kitchen.
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