Asda Smartprice Chicken Noodles

Roxy07

Are these vegetarian suitable? it's unclear.. people say different things.

arbroath_lass

http://groceries.asda.com/product/noodle-snacks/asda-smartprice-chicken-flavour-instant-noodles/38976

The seasoning isn't, the noodles themselves look ok.

Steve059

arbroath_lass wrote: »

http://groceries.asda.com/product/noodle-snacks/asda-smartprice-chicken-flavour-instant-noodles/38976

The seasoning isn't, the noodles themselves look ok.

Even if it's OK to eat just the noodles, should one buy the seasoning sachets?

arbroath_lass

Steve059 wrote: »

Even if it's OK to eat just the noodles, should one buy the seasoning sachets?

Seems odd anyway, when there are plenty on offer that ARE vegetarian. I suppose whether or not it is ok to buy them depends on why someone is vegetarian.

JethroUK

Vegetarians don't do meat
There's no "meat" in noodles

Some of you seen to be getting confused with vegans who don't eat consume *any animal products* for political reasons

glentoran99

Political reasons?

Westin

I think people get that JethroUK. The question of the "Chicken Noodles" being suitable for vegetarians is I suspect whether the seasoning sachet which you would mix into the cooking noodles contains animal products.

JethroUK

Westin wrote: »

I think people get that JethroUK. The question of the "Chicken Noodles" being suitable for vegetarians is I suspect whether the seasoning sachet which you would mix into the cooking noodles contains animal products.

Obviously not getting it

Whether or not food flavoring contains animal products, it is *still* suitable for vegetarians

Just not suitable for vegans grinding a political axe

Maybe read my post again to understand why

JethroUK

glentoran99 wrote: »

Political reasons?

Animal welfare?
Religious reasons?
Self righteousness?
They're selling something

But not for any rational motives like diet and health

amyandoli

JethroUK wrote: »

Animal welfare?
Religious reasons?
Self righteousness?
They're selling something

But not for any rational motives like diet and health

Or like me and a fair few of my fellow vegetarian and vegan friends, just grossed out by eating meat or animal by-products nothing political there, no secret agenda, not trying to judge anyone or make them feel small, just personal choice. Do you eat whatever you choose to for 'political reasons'... or is it just personal choice for you too.

stephen77

JethroUK wrote: »

Obviously not getting it

Whether or not food flavoring contains animal products, it is *still* suitable for vegetarians

Just not suitable for vegans grinding a political axe

Maybe read my post again to understand why

They are not suitable for vegetarians as a animal had to die to make the product.
"Dried Chicken Powder " to me should contain chicken.


Their "hot & sour" noodles - says there are suitable for vegetarians. The chickens one do not.