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Lifestyle · vegan
Is Seattle Chocolates, San Juan Sea Salt vegan?
No
Ingredient-level analysis indicates this product is not vegan.
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What this means for you
Strict veganAny animal-derived additive rules it out.
Mostly plant-basedTrace dairy from shared lines may still apply.
Vegetarian onlyDairy and egg are fine; check the meat derivatives.
Lifestyle · vegan
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About this product
- Brand Seattle Chocolate
- Category Chocolate Candy
- Origin United States
Everything we checked on this product
Food Scan Genius scores packaged food against thirty-nine dietary, allergen, religious and clean-label filters. Colour follows the category, the way it does in your profile.
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