Vegan Blévitas

Vegane Blévitas

6 years ago

Good day

I have been vegan for some time now and used to eat your delicious Blévitas every day. At the beginning I assumed that Blévita was vegan. Unfortunately, after reading the list of ingredients more closely, I discovered that my favorite varieties (red spelt Blévita and green linseed Blévita) contain skimmed milk powder and are therefore not vegan. I know that there are vegan Blévitas, but I wonder whether it would be possible to omit the skimmed milk powder from all products? I can't imagine that this would make a big difference and I would therefore be very happy about this adaptation! Are there any possibilities?

Kind regards
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All replies (28)

Rhyfallforelle

2 years ago

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indios

2 years ago

I'm not vegan, but as a Coop employee you can buy Davia.

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Yes, I really have it at home, Darvida with cheese flavor, also has milk powder in it, I also love the tarte flambée version from Migros. Instead of milk powder, it has yogurt powder in it, mega fine... But as a Coop employee, am I allowed to go shopping at Migros?

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Magnoliapower

2 years ago

indios

2 years ago

Of course that doesn't bother you. I didn't expect any other answer from you. It's not about vegan, but that skimmed milk powder is simply unnecessary and changes the taste unnecessarily. But it's difficult for people who love ready-made products. Because they no longer know what food really tastes like.

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You don't even know how it changes the taste. Always this fuss about the, in your eyes unnecessary, milk powder. It's in there, customers like it that way and the recipe certainly won't be changed because of you. You see often enough how bad the products are after a revision.

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Lamina

2 years ago

I would be interested to hear from Migros what function the skimmed milk powder in the Blévita has - is it for the taste, the mouthfeel, the consistency?

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Rhyfallforelle

2 years ago

Magnoliapower

2 years ago

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Everyone can eat as they like, I accept vegans and those who only eat a low-fat, low-sugar diet, but I also miss the Léger yogurt hazelnut, for example.

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Rhyfallforelle

2 years ago

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Rhyfallforelle

2 years ago

Everyone can eat as they like, I accept vegans and those who only eat a low-fat, low-sugar diet, but I also miss the Léger yogurt hazelnut, for example.

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Dragonball

2 years ago

indios

2 years ago

There has been a lot of negative criticism about the skimmed milk powder. Leaving it out is the best option, because it is unnecessary.

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Yes on Migipedia. But Migros has far more customers than Migipedia has members... and the Infoline cases also play a significant role here. Just because some people on Migipedia don't want skimmed milk powder, Migros will hardly give up its successful Blevita concept ... we have seen with the farmers and the omission of palm oil that it does change the taste...

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M-Infoline

2 years ago

Lamina

2 years ago

I would be interested to hear from Migros what function the skimmed milk powder in the Blévita has - is it for the taste, the mouthfeel, the consistency?

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Hello Lamina, thank you for your inquiry. The milk powder has a positive effect on both the taste and the texture of the cracker and leaving it out would change the product characteristics. However, we also have numerous Blévitas without milk powder in our range, please note the "vegan" label on the packaging. We have responded to the increased demand from our customers for vegan Blévitas in recent years and always check the feasibility of a vegan product and thus also the omission of milk powder in our new Blévita developments. We have successfully launched several vegan innovations on the market in recent years. For example, the Blévita Pure range, Blévita Protein, etc. Best regards, Alex

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Dragonball

2 years ago

Bodenseeknusperli

2 years ago

Strange but Migros writes they perceive an increasing need where you talk about 1% hmmm who to believe you or Migros hmm. Oh yes the different taste at Farmer was not due to the palm oil but producer changed, all a change in the sourcing of ingredients changes that and not the oil, palm oil has no taste, is not so good if you make claims that are not true.

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It says needs for vegan blevitas, not for skimmed milk powder free blevitas... and of course palm oil has an impact on the whole product

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