Canadian Oreos have different ingredients then American Oreos, if I remember correctly (there was a thread about a year ago when we were comparing American to Canadian ingredients).
Beyond that, if the cookie doesn't have meat, dairy, eggs, honey, etc in it, then it's vegan is it not?
I believe the only offending ingredient in some oreos is whey. Oreos that have no whey are going to be vegan. Unless there's another animal ingredient in them in some areas that I'm not aware of.
Whether they're vegan or not, they're certainly not good for you!
if you go to the canadian kraft site and click on their list of gluten/lactose free/kosher products, there are no oreo cookies on the list, maybe it's an oversight cuz i didn't see any cookies but iunno.
i guess the best way is just to go to the grocery store.
I know this is also vegan in Canada. There are 2 more of the double delights that are, but I can't remember which ones (since I just go for the mint lol)
I check frequently since I make a pie with oreo cookie crumb crust, but the stuff in the box has 2-3 different milk ingredients. I was using generic vegan oreo-style cookies and peeling out the whites, but oreos went on sale and I noticed they had a new package. I read it a zillion times, saw they are vegan now, and bought two.
If your store doesn't have the newer package they might not be vegan. But the ones I bought about two months ago were.
Regular Oreos in smaller packages (you might find in 7/11) are usually vegan like when they're in a small box, or small aluminum type bag thing... but for some reason when they're in the full size bag they have whey in them. Chocolate oreos are awesome and vegan in the reg size though.
I check frequently since I make a pie with oreo cookie crumb crust, but the stuff in the box has 2-3 different milk ingredients. I was using generic vegan oreo-style cookies and peeling out the whites, but oreos went on sale and I noticed they had a new package. I read it a zillion times, saw they are vegan now, and bought two.
If your store doesn't have the newer package they might not be vegan. But the ones I bought about two months ago were.
I check frequently since I make a pie with oreo cookie crumb crust, but the stuff in the box has 2-3 different milk ingredients. I was using generic vegan oreo-style cookies and peeling out the whites, but oreos went on sale and I noticed they had a new package. I read it a zillion times, saw they are vegan now, and bought two.
If your store doesn't have the newer package they might not be vegan. But the ones I bought about two months ago were.
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