Er... not as far as I know! I've certainly never been aware of that. I'm struggling to find much online, but certainly Ocado (http://www.ocado.com/webshop/product/Stork-Margarine/14954011?from=search&tags=¶m=stork&parentContainer=BOP_SEARCHstork_SHELFVIEW&tab=nutritionInfo&ignore=this) and Tesco both reckon it's suitable for vegetarians, so let's assume not!
There are two kinds of Stork - one (in a tub) which is sold for cake-making and one (in a block) which is sold for pastry. The former isn't dairy-free, though the latter is.
I think vegan cakes are often nasty because people try to make normal cakes and substitute vegan alternatives into them. I think my krispie cake works because it kind of happens to be vegan.
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Date: 2011-04-15 02:50 pm (UTC)Er... not as far as I know! I've certainly never been aware of that. I'm struggling to find much online, but certainly Ocado (http://www.ocado.com/webshop/product/Stork-Margarine/14954011?from=search&tags=¶m=stork&parentContainer=BOP_SEARCHstork_SHELFVIEW&tab=nutritionInfo&ignore=this) and Tesco both reckon it's suitable for vegetarians, so let's assume not!
There are two kinds of Stork - one (in a tub) which is sold for cake-making and one (in a block) which is sold for pastry. The former isn't dairy-free, though the latter is.
I think vegan cakes are often nasty because people try to make normal cakes and substitute vegan alternatives into them. I think my krispie cake works because it kind of happens to be vegan.