Can vegans eat Pepsi?

In an official statement to Metro, a spokesperson for PepsiCo said “We can confirm that regular Pepsi and Pepsi Max are suitable for vegetarians and vegans. Diet Pepsi is only suitable for vegetarians as it contains traces of ingredients that are not suitable for people following a vegan diet.”

What soda brands are vegan?

Sodas that are vegan include Coca-Cola, Sprite, Dr. Pepper, Pepsi. Mountain Dew is technically vegan, but does have artificial colors, which some vegans avoid.

Is Pepsi Max vanilla vegan?

Yes, Pepsi MAX is suitable for both vegetarians and vegans. It contains no animal products. In fact, the entire Pepsi range of soft drinks is completely non-alcoholic.

Is Pesi vegan?

There have only been two Pepsi products confirmed by the company to be vegan. These products are: Pepsi.

Which Pepsi is not vegan?

@ashnagesh @pepsi Hi Ashitha sorry Diet Pepsi is still non-vegan in the UK, apologies! In a pre-prepared statement later sent to Metro.co.uk, the company said: ‘We can confirm that regular Pepsi and Pepsi MAX are suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

What sodas are not vegan?

And here are some popular drinks to stay away from if you’re a vegan: Sunkist Orange Soda – contains gelatin, which is made of animal byproduct. Diet Pepsi – contains a non-vegan ingredient that Pepsirefuses to reveal. Monster coffee-flavored energy drinks – contains cream.

Is Limca vegan?

This is a Vegetarian product.

Is Coke or Pepsi vegan?

Overall, vegans can drink all varieties of Coca-Cola and Diet Coke because they contain no animal-based or animal-derived products.

Is Raspberry Pepsi Max vegan?

Yes, Pepsi Max is suitable for vegans. So if you love the stuff you can relax and know your favourite fizzy drink can be a part of your plant-based life.

Is Cherry Pepsi vegan?

Pepsi is considered vegan, as the ingredient list is free of animal products.

Why is Pepsi Max Not vegan?

With all the mystery that goes on around giant company, they haven’t released why these two drinks aren’t suitable for vegans, but the theories include either pork gelatine or isinglass being used at some point during the manufacturing process.