Dole Whips - Not so Non-Dairy as we think !

Matterhorn Fan · 02-09-2006, 04:07 PM

I'd always known that Dole Whip was non-dairy (and I guess legally, according to the FDA, it is), but I had read somewhere that it was NOT vegan. For some reason, I thought the culprit was egg whites.

As I am not and never could be a vegan, I don't really care.

That nutrition information, lashbear, looks to be out of date. It's become necessary to list trans fat now. The loophole is that if it's less than a certain amount of trans fat, they can print "0." So even though they've changed the labels, we've still gotta read ingredients lists looking for the word "hydrogenated."

Dammit. Now I'm craving a Dole Float--in all its hydrogenated goodness. Mmmmm . . . Dole Float . . .

lashbear · 02-09-2006, 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Matterhorn Fan

That nutrition information, lashbear, looks to be out of date. It's become necessary to list trans fat now. . .

Ooer, cos that's the latest from their website !

..but I'm still going to have one (or three)

02-09-2006, 04:07 PM	#1
Matterhorn Fan Double Agent Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Back East Posts: 2,071	I'd always known that Dole Whip was non-dairy (and I guess legally, according to the FDA, it is), but I had read somewhere that it was NOT vegan. For some reason, I thought the culprit was egg whites. As I am not and never could be a vegan, I don't really care. That nutrition information, lashbear, looks to be out of date. It's become necessary to list trans fat now. The loophole is that if it's less than a certain amount of trans fat, they can print "0." So even though they've changed the labels, we've still gotta read ingredients lists looking for the word "hydrogenated." Dammit. Now I'm craving a Dole Float--in all its hydrogenated goodness. Mmmmm . . . Dole Float . . .
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