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Here is the email I got from Tic Tac:- âFurther to our previous correspondence, let me explain that there is animal-derived material in some of the colours used in some of the flavours of tic tac. For this reason, lime and orange and cherry passion flavours are not suitable for vegetarians.(The colours used are stated on the label.).Further to our previous correspondence, let me explain that there is animal-derived material in some of the colours used in some of the flavours of tic tac. For this reason, lime and orange and cherry passion flavours are not suitable for vegetarians. (The colours used are stated on the label.).
It would be elusive to help them beyond that. And for vegetarian mints-Altoids have gelatin in them too, I believe. I also am unaware if the magnesium stearate in Tic Tacs is bovine in origin. If you wanna be safe though, here's a UK company that sells vegan mints: http://www.uncle-joes.com/ .Skittles Mints and Mentos (both relatively recently stopped using gelatin) should also be safe.olo mints are now suitable for vegetarians I wouldn't get yourself so stressed about the fact you ate the mints-as since you have found out you have stopped eating them. I cannot think of a specific charity for helping cows-but this site may give you a couple of ideas.