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All adult and baby cows, whether raised for their flesh or their milk, are eventually shipped to a slaughterhouse and killed. The good news is that removing dairy products from your diet is easier than ever. Is all dairy farming cruel? Compared to meat, dairy is so often seen asRead More →

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The Tropical Lemonade Twisty Misty Slush layers the flavors of sweet mango and tart lemon-lime lemonade. You’ll notice how the drink goes from a bold green to yellow to orange, so it’s probably the prettiest beverage you’ll get this season. What is Misty slush? Misty Slushies. Misty Blue Raspberry Slush.Read More →

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Despite Swizzels making a very good number of their sweets vegan, they still have some that contain gelatine, and hence are neither vegan nor vegetarian. Drumstick Lollies – Unlike the Drumstick Chews, Chew Bar and Choos, the Drumstick lollies contain gelatine, so should be avoided by vegans and vegetarians. WhatRead More →

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More Cadbury Dairy Milk bars will be made in the UK, the chocolate company’s owner has announced. Mondelez International – which owns Cadbury – said some production in continental Europe would return to the historic Bournville factory in Birmingham, England. When was Dairy milk Made in India? The company introducedRead More →

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Other vegan mint options include the following: Simply Natural Organic Breath Mints (Cinnamon, Peppermint, and Wintergreen flavors) Simply Gum (Peppermint, Ginger, and Cinnamon flavors) Are candy mints vegan? So are peppermints vegan or not? The answer is both yes and no. A number of peppermint candies are manufactured with veganRead More →

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Cereal grains (barley, corn, sorghum, rice, wheat) are the typical “high energy” feeds for dairy cows, but they are low in protein. Rolled or cracked cereal grains are excellent sources of readily fermentable carbohydrates (starch) which increase the concentration of energy when included in the diet. What do we feedRead More →

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All dairy cows eventually end up at slaughter; both the dairy and beef industries feed into the same system. The abuse wreaked upon the bodies of female dairy cows is so intense that many of these cows become “downed.” This term refers to cows that are so sick and/or injuredRead More →

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Cattle are descended from a wild ancestor called the aurochs. The aurochs were huge animals which originated on the subcontinent of India and then spread into China, the Middle East, and eventually northern Africa and Europe. What wild animal did cows come from? Cattle are descended from the now-extinct aurochsRead More →

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“Cows in dairy production are forced to become pregnant nearly every year of their lives.” Cows, like all mammals, begin to make milk when they give birth. Milk production rises after calving, then naturally declines unless the cow has another calf. Cows are bred to become pregnant to complete theRead More →