NEW Accidentally Vegan Cereals Australia
It is often hard for new vegans, or even seasoned vegans, to filter through all of the ingredients to understand what is in fact vegan friendly.
There’s a lot of accidentally vegan cereal lists out on the internet, but these are often quite dated and not informative to let Australian’s know what recent releases are actually available now. You could have been missing out on some absolutely delicious items for YEARS!
Here’s a list of some of the more recent releases in the cereal market that are vegan friendly cereal options.
You can find more vegan cereal options here:
NUTRI-GRAIN OAK VANILLA MALT FLAVOUR
This limited edition item was released in the middle of 2021 and replicates the flavours of an Oak drink.
While Oak drinks are not vegan friendly, the flavours to replicate it in this Nutri-Grain variation is!
The item is like your traditional Nutri-Grain, but boasts a fairly strong vanilla malt flavour that is actually QUITE delicious!
These are available in Woolworths only and are $6.75 for a 435g packet - they also go on special quite often. Unfortunately, these are a limited release.
Are you wondering if Nutri Grain is vegan? Then you’ll be pleased to hear that the OG Nutri Grain is accidentally vegan friendly, including these Nutri Grain Vanilla Malt flavour.
OTHER ACCIDENTAL ITEMS HERE:
COCO POPS GOLDEN GAYTIME FLAVOUR
This crazy mash up between two iconic Australian food items is actually accidentally vegan friendly!
Combining the iconic toffee flavours of a Golden Gaytime and the chocolate flavours of Coco Pops, this one is an absolute flavour hit
The new Coco Pops Golden Gaytime Flavour is available in supermarkets for $5.40, or it also often goes on special for half price
NESTLE CINI MINIS CHURROS
This new cereal tries to replicate the cinnamon flavours of the traditional Spanish treat and is aother accidentally vegan friendly cereal in Australia
Made from whole grains, this cereal boasts a strong cinnamon taste, as well as being incredibly crunchy!
The Cini Minis range is actually quite popular in other countries around the world, including the UK and USA. So hopefully more of the Cini Minis range will hit Australia shores in the future.
The Cini Minis Churros are available at supermarkets for $5.70
Watch the YouTube video here!
NO NASTIES 50% LESS SUGAR CEREALS - RICE POPS & CHOC BOMBS
Now the No Nasties range is a great little gem for parents looking for less sugary alternatives to more traditional cereals that are available.
The No Nasties range has three breakfast cereals available, but only two of them are vegan friendly - Rice Pops and Choco Bombs.
As I said, these are great less sugary alternatives, offering 50% less sugar than traditional brands. They also include popular Disney characters on their products, which can be a bit more eye popping for children.
There really is little difference in flavours and are a great option that are now available exclusively in Woolworths supermarkets. They are $5 each, but are often half price.
* Please also be mindful that No Nasties have available a range of flavour ice blocks that are vegan friendly and offer 50% less sugar than other alternatives available.
*All of these were vegan friendly at the time of publishing this article. Please be mindful that companies often change ingredients from time to time, so please make sure you double check before purchasing. If you have any accidentally vegan suggestion please get in contact