Category
Animal-derived and other ingredients
Ingredients that are not E-numbers but decide a lot of halal answers: gelatin, lard, alcohol, whey, rennet and flavourings.
Likely halal5Haram2Depends on the type, use or market2Doubtful until the source is shown1Halal1
| Code | Name | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| E441 | GelatinGelatine | Doubtful until the source is shown |
| LardPork fat | Haram | |
| E1510 | AlcoholEthanol, Ethyl alcohol | Depends on the type, use or market |
| Vanilla extract | Likely halal | |
| MirinCooking sake, Cooking wine | Haram | |
| VinegarWine vinegar | Halal | |
| WheyWhey powder | Likely halal | |
| CaseinMilk protein | Likely halal | |
| RennetAnimal rennet, Microbial rennet | Depends on the type, use or market | |
| Natural flavouringFlavouring, Natural flavours | Likely halal | |
| Vitamin D3Cholecalciferol | Likely halal |
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