Posted by rediscoverlife81 on Jun 12, 2009 · Member since Feb 2009 · 101 posts
it says semolina on it. would this be considered vegan?
Posted by KissMeKate on Jun 12, 2009 · Member since Aug 2007 · 7322 posts
Yes, "semolina" is vegan, itself. Boxed pasta generally is--if it wasn't it would have to list eggs or whatever else separately. Usually the only thing you have to watch out for is eggs in homemade pasta and restaurant pasta, generally.
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Posted by _Dalida_ on Jun 12, 2009 · Member since Jan 2009 · 966 posts
fresh pastas usually have eggs, but not usually dried unless it's 'egg noodles', etc...
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Posted by rediscoverlife81 on Jun 12, 2009 · Member since Feb 2009 · 101 posts
So, the dried spaghetti or the one in the packages at the grocery store IS vegan friendly?
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Posted by Allychristine on Jun 12, 2009 · Member since Dec 2007 · 15438 posts
So, the dried spaghetti or the one in the packages at the grocery store IS vegan friendly?
Yes, it should be. Dried pasta is usually ok, just check the ingredients, like anything else. Semolina is just a type of wheat/flour.
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Posted by propinecone on Jun 12, 2009 · Member since May 2007 · 2842 posts
watch out for 'enhanced" pasta though - that barilla plus stuff has eggs in it, too.
Yes, "semolina" is vegan, itself. Boxed pasta generally is--if it wasn't it would have to list eggs or whatever else separately. Usually the only thing you have to watch out for is eggs in homemade pasta and restaurant pasta, generally.
fresh pastas usually have eggs, but not usually dried unless it's 'egg noodles', etc...
So, the dried spaghetti or the one in the packages at the grocery store IS vegan friendly?
So, the dried spaghetti or the one in the packages at the grocery store IS vegan friendly?
Yes, it should be. Dried pasta is usually ok, just check the ingredients, like anything else. Semolina is just a type of wheat/flour.
watch out for 'enhanced" pasta though - that barilla plus stuff has eggs in it, too.