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Why are the McDonald's Galaxy Caramel McFlurry's non-vegetarian?
On the McDonald's website, there doesn't seem to be anything non-vegetarian in the ingredients (http://m.mcdonalds.co.uk/components.php?item_id=11...
However the allergen breakdown states it's non-vegetarian (http://m.mcdonalds.co.uk/allergens.php?item_id=112...
Anyone able to enlighten us and anyone else who wants to know?
4 Answers
- too.muchtvLv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
It's the emulsifiers. Mono and di-glycerides are very vague terms, since you don't know from where it's derived.
Chances are that McD doesn't know the source, so they're labeling it this way.
- JudithLv 45 years ago
Finally... Someone who's just like me. ^_^ There's nothing else that I would buy at the McDonald's other than McFlurry... It doesn't matter it's caramel or Oreo.
- 8 years ago
My only guess is that maybe the sugar contains bone char, or that maybe the emulsifiers are not vegetarian derived?
