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Guidance for Vegans GUIDANCE FOR VEGANS Effective from: 19/06/2017. The list contains Aldi own label products that are suitable for vegan diets. This list is based on products that do not contain ingredients derived or produced from animals. The products listed are therefore suitable for people who do not eat any meat, poultry, fish, shellfish, milk, milk products, eggs and honey. Controls are in place to minimise the risk of cross contamination with animal products. This information is to be used as a guide only; whilst every effort has been taken to complete the list accurately the products may be subject to subsequent changes in allergen information, recipe or supplier. Aldi do not accept liability for the consequences of such changes and advise customers to always check the ingredient list and allergen information on pack on all food and drink at the time of purchase to ensure the product is suitable for your dietary requirements. Products are subject to availability and will not be available in all stores. PRODUCT ALDI CODE BARCODE BRAND DESCRIPTION PACK SIZE CATEGORY Frozen Food 54522 25288667 Four Seasons Broccoli Florets 1kg Frozen Food 62884 25330892 Four Seasons Broccoli Florets 1kg Frozen Food 77164 25349405 Four Seasons Chopped Basil 50g Frozen Food 76376 25349382 Four Seasons Chopped Chilli 50g Frozen Food 76377 25349412 Four Seasons Chopped Coriander 50g Frozen Food 76375 25349399 Four Seasons Chopped Garlic 100g Frozen Food 76374 25349429 Four Seasons Chopped Parsley 50g Frozen Food 62884 25330908 Four Seasons Fine Whole Green Beans 1kg Frozen Food 3747 25007732 Four Seasons Garden Peas 1.08kg Frozen Food 49439 25251395 Everyday Essentials Garden Peas 907g Frozen Food 49439 25322354 Everyday Essentials Garden Peas 907g Frozen Food 60160 25334470 Four Seasons Garden Peas 900g Frozen Food 60160 25334968 Four Seasons Garden Peas 900g Frozen Food 3747 25379204 Four Seasons Garden Peas 1.08kg Frozen Food 74322 25322446 Four Seasons Golden Vegetable Microwave Rice 400g Frozen Food 74320 25456103 Four Seasons Kale 825g Frozen Food 74322 25322439 Four Seasons Mediterranean Microwave Rice 400g Frozen Food 52163 25270051 Four Seasons Mixed Vegetables 1kg Frozen Food 52163 25380804 Four Seasons Mixed Vegetables 1kg Frozen Food 49440 25251401 Specially Selected Petit Pois 700g Frozen Food 49440 25377804 Specially Selected Petits Pois 700g Frozen Food 41125 25294415 Four Seasons Premium Steam Bag Vegetables 640g Frozen Food 41125 25294422 Four Seasons Premium Steam Bag Vegetables 640g Frozen Food 41125 25187588 Four Seasons Premium Steam Bag Vegetables - Carrots 640g Broccoli And Sweetcorn Frozen Food 41125 25295993 Four Seasons Premium Steam Bag Vegetables - Carrots Peas 640g And Sweetcorn Frozen Food 41125 25296006 Four Seasons Premium Steam Bag Vegetables - Carrots Peas 640g And Sweetcorn Frozen Food 41125 25187601 Four Seasons Premium Steam Bag Vegetables - Carrots, 640g Cauliflower & Extra Fine Green Beans Frozen Food 74320 25456127 Four Seasons Spinach 907g Frozen Food 51499 25382433 Four Seasons Super sweet Mini Corn Cobs 750g Frozen Food 51499 25382440 Four Seasons Super sweet Mini Corn Cobs 750g Frozen Food 53454 25378993 Four Seasons Super sweet Sweetcorn 900g Frozen Food 53454 25379006 Four Seasons Super sweet Sweetcorn 900g Frozen Food 3786 25008593 Four Seasons Vegetable Medley 1kg Frozen Food 3786 25322651 Four Seasons Vegetable Medley 1kg Frozen Food 54522 25435221 Four Seasons Very Fine Whole Green Beans 1kg Frozen Food 47886 25439588 Specially Selected British Home-grown Maris Piper Chunky Oven 1.50kg Chips Frozen Food 59901 25379440 Champion Champion Curly Fries 650g Frozen Food 67614 25406672 Champion Champion Jacket Potatoes 700g Frozen Food 47886 25313123 Specially Selected Chunky Oven Chips 1.50kg Frozen Food 47887 25241013 Champion Crinkle Cut Chips 1.5kg Frozen Food 64090 25374681 Specially Selected Crinkle Cut Chips 1.50kg Frozen Food 59901 25104073 Champion Curly Fries 650g Frozen Food 56071 25284324 Champion French Fries 1kg Frozen Food 63960 25362022 Champion Hash Brown 750g Frozen Food 47890 25241044 Champion Homestyle Fries 1kg Frozen Food 49576 25252293 Champion Homestyle Fries 1kg Frozen Food 59920 25277418 Champion Mini Potato Waffles 454g Frozen Food 51940 25252415 Champion Potato Waffles 680g Frozen Food 54025 25284881 Champion Potato Wedges 750g Frozen Food 54026 25284898 Champion Potato Wedges 750g Frozen Food 59924 25332384 Specially Selected Premium Jumbo Potato Wedges 750g Frozen Food 49570 25252248 Champion Roast Potatoes 1kg Frozen Food 5961 25219371 Champion Roasting Potatoes 1kg Frozen Food 47893 25241075 Champion Steak Cut Chips 1.5kg Frozen Food 47891 25241051 Champion Straight Cut Chips 1.5kg Frozen Food 2045 25167221 Champion Straight Cut Fry Chips 2.5kg Frozen Food 73321 25033519 Champion Sweet Potato Fries 500g Frozen Food 69288 25423389 Specially Selected Sweet Potato Fries 500g Frozen Food 51425 25216653 Four Seasons Black Forest Fruits 500g Frozen Food 51425 25329568 Four Seasons Black Forest Fruits 500g Frozen Food 51425 25296808 Four Seasons Black forest Fruits 500g Frozen Food 78014 25203240 Four Seasons Blueberries 300g Frozen Food 71207 25284928 Four Seasons Blueberries 300g Frozen Food 59460 25328271 Four Seasons Blueberries 300g Frozen Food 69450 25375619 Four Seasons Four Seasons Exotic Smoothie Mix 600g Frozen Food 69450 25375626 Four Seasons Four Seasons Strawberry And Banana Smoothie 600g Mix Frozen Food 69450 25432879 Four Seasons Green Smoothie Mix 600g Frozen Food 75235 25438338 Four Seasons Mango 500g Frozen Food 75235 25438321 Four Seasons Pineapple 450g Frozen Food 78014 25203295 Four Seasons Raspberries 300g Frozen Food 71207 25257878 Four Seasons Raspberries 300g Frozen Food 59460 25328264 Four Seasons Raspberries 300g Frozen Food 75235 25438284 Four Seasons Strawberries 450g Frozen Food 51425 25216646 Four Seasons Summer Fruits 500g Frozen Food 51425 25296792 Four Seasons Summer Fruits 500g Frozen Food 51425 25329575 Four Seasons Summer Fruits 500g Frozen Food 76100 25112191 Gianni's Bellini Ice Popsicles 4 x 80ml Frozen Food 76107 25112351 Free From Chocolate Coconut Ice Cream 480ml Frozen Food 76107 25112344 Free From Coconut Ice Cream 480ml Frozen Food 76100 25112184 Gianni's Gin & Tonic Ice Popsicles 4 x 80ml Frozen Food 64379 25377248 Gianni's Rocket Lollies 600ml Frozen Food 53240 25280609 Asia Specialities Mini Vegetable Spring Rolls 440g Frozen Food 69684 25122503 Gianni's Ice Cubes 2kg Frozen Food 57029 25307979 Mae's Kitchen Spicy Bean Quarter Pounder 454g Frozen Food 57029 25307993 Mae's Kitchen Vegetable Quarter Pounders 454g Confectionary 6800 22134608 Dominion Active Peppermint Chewing Gum 6 x 14g Confectionary 6800 25296907 Dominion Active Peppermint Chewing Gum 6 x 14g Confectionary 75510 25247879 Dominion Mint Imperials 200g Biscuits 68431 25320848 Has No Jammy Wheels 200g Biscuits 68431 25320817 Has No Plain Digestives 170g Biscuits 45895 25228342 Savour Bakes Oatcakes 250g Biscuits 71388 25446210 Savour Bakes Pepper Oatcakes 250g Biscuits 71388 25446203 Savour Bakes Seeded Oatcakes 250g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 51511 25243123 Snackrite Bacon Rashers 150g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 54758 25372205 Snackrite Bacon Rashers 6x20g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 73921 25049770 Specially Selected Chilli Lime Flatbread 150g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 65644 25038040 Specially Selected Cranberry Jalapeno Tortilla 150g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 58729 25321425 Snackrite Delight Bites Multipack - Sweet Chilli 150g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 73097 25029413 Has No Gluten Free Tortilla- Lime 125g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 73097 25029420 Has No Gluten Free Tortilla- Salted 125g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 46038 25380194 Snackrite Lightly Salted Tortilla Chips 200g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 69332 25447507 Passions Passions Deli Thai Sweet Chilli Lentil Curls 120g Multipack Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 73752 25044416 Passions Deli Pea Snacks Chilli With A Twist Of Lime Multipack 6x21g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 54758 25285635 Snackrite Salt & Vinegar Sticks 20g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 45453 25391473 Epic Snacks Sweet And Salty Popcorn 200g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 45453 25109412 Epic Snacks Sweet Popcorn 200g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 60127 25334098 Snackrite Teddy Faces 114g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 48861 25301236 Everyday Essentials Tortilla Chips 200g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 64359 25231724 Snackrite Belight Crisps Ready Salted Variety 150g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 73719 25043419 Passions Deli Lattice Crisps - Sea Salt And Cider Vinegar 120g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 70372 25358193 Passions Lightly Salted Passions 150g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 70372 25358155 Passions Lightly Salted Passions Crisps 150g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 47801 25240238 Snackrite Prawn Cocktail Crisps 150g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 64268 25035032 Snackrite Ready Salted Crisps 6 x 25g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 64268 25282979 Snackrite Ready Salted Crisps 150g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 68599 25386677 The Brasserie Salt & Vinegar Hand Cooked Crisps 150g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 70370 25358148 Passions Salt & Vinegar Passions 150g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 70370 25358186 Passions Salt & Vinegar Passions 150g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 50468 25192490 Snackrite Salt And Vinegar Crisps 150g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 50468 25373110 Snackrite Salt And Vinegar Crisps 150g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 58722 25140316 Snackrite Salt Your Own Potato Crisps 146g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 68599 25386684 The Brasserie Thai Sweet Chilli Hand Cooked Crisps 150g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 66454 25353341 Specially Selected Vegetable Crisps 100g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 7831 25377866 Clancy's Dry Roasted Peanuts 400g Crisps, Snacks & Nuts 7831
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