Pure Dairy Free Soya Spread (500g) was £1.50 now 94p
(£1.00 in Asda)
9 comments
siqass
15 Feb 16#1
Voted hot for the price. Would be really interesting to see what ingredients it has. I'm still about to find a competitor to peanut butter (pure one and in moderation of course).
mreibmoz
15 Feb 16#2
The soya one is manky, the sunflower version is nice though.
Flemon
15 Feb 163#3
Worth noting for those who opt for a non-dairy spread for ethical reasons (well, and everyone really) - Pure spreads aren't rated well on their use of (/sustainable) palm oil, see e.g.:
Water, Soya Oil (42%), Palm Oil, Flavouring, Salt (0.75%), Vitamin E, Vitamin A&D, Colour (Carotenes), Vitamin B12
DellB0y
15 Feb 16#5
Palm and Rapeseed Oil both bad news, almost all Soya is GMO
yrreb88 to DellB0y
15 Feb 16#8
If the soya was GMO, it would have to be labelled as such.
Krinkle
15 Feb 16#6
What's wrong with Rapeseed Oil...thought it was very good for you?
DellB0y to Krinkle
15 Feb 16#7
Well I'm glad you read this post, google it and find out
Krinkle
16 Feb 16#9
I have and it's far from conclusive. Seems Rapeseed oil has a ton of benefits, if you know of an informed negative review please give me a link so I can read it.
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(£1.00 in Asda)
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http://www.ethicalconsumer.org/buyersguides/food/margarineandspreads.aspx
Water, Soya Oil (42%), Palm Oil, Flavouring, Salt (0.75%), Vitamin E, Vitamin A&D, Colour (Carotenes), Vitamin B12