Halal Brand Guide

Three Musketeers chocolate bars contain E471 (mono and diglycerides) with no source disclosure and no halal certification — Mushbooh.

USA · Chocolate bars, Fun size bars

Trip CBD drinks are halal in formulation — they contain no animal derivatives, no alcohol, and CBD (non-intoxicating hemp extract) is generally permissible according to contemporary scholars.

UK · CBD drinks, Sparkling water

UCC Coffee RTD products contain no animal derivatives and are halal in formulation, though only the SE Asian market products carry formal JAKIM halal certification.

Japan · Ready-to-drink coffee, Ground coffee

Vidal gummy products contain pork gelatine (E441) and are Haram. Hard candies and lollipops without gelatine are Mushbooh — no halal certification. Gulf market Vidal variants may be halal certified.

Spain · Gummy sweets, Jelly candies

Welch's Fruit Snacks and gummies contain pork gelatine — Haram. Welch's Grape Juice, juices, and fruit spreads contain no animal derivatives and are Halal.

USA · Fruit snacks, Grape juice

Wingstop in the US has no halal certification. Some UK Wingstop locations in Muslim-majority areas use halal chicken — verify with the specific branch before ordering.

USA · Chicken wings, Tenders

Anchor butter (Fonterra) is pure pasteurised cream and salt. No animal-derived additives beyond the dairy. No gelatin, no rennet, no E471. Plain butter is universally considered halal.

New Zealand · Butter, Spreadable butter

Aunt Bessie's frozen food range (Nomad Foods) is mainly vegetable and batter-based with no animal-derived additives beyond egg and dairy. No gelatin, no E471 from animal sources. Halal across the main range.

United Kingdom · Yorkshire pudding, Roast potatoes

Babybel contains animal rennet from an unconfirmed source. Bel Group holds no UK halal certification. The same rennet concern applies as to The Laughing Cow. Verdict: Mushbooh.

France · Cheese, Mini cheese rounds

Ambrosia Devon custard and rice pudding (Premier Foods) are dairy-based with no animal additives beyond milk and cream. No gelatin, no rennet, no E471 from animal sources. Halal.

United Kingdom · Custard, Rice pudding

Beyond Meat burgers, sausages, and mince are 100% plant-based — pea protein, rice protein, vegetable oils. No animal-derived ingredients whatsoever. No halal certification but universally considered permissible.

United States · Plant-based burgers, Plant-based sausages

Bounty UK contains E471 (mono and diglycerides) with an undisclosed plant or animal source. Mars holds no UK halal certification. Mushbooh — same position as Twix, Snickers, and other Mars UK confectionery.

United States · Chocolate bar, Confectionery