Which Morningstar products are NOT vegetarian, if any?

Darren Heling: "veggie" does not mean vegetarian. "Vegetarian" means vegetarian. "Meatless" does not mean vegetarian, either.Gelatin is "meatless," but gelatin is not vegetarian.Chicken salads are "veggie," but obviously not vegetarian....Show more

Mickey Isle: All morningstar products are vegetarian. Veggie does mean vegetarian.Like the veggie patty from subway or veggie bk from burger king

Sunshine Holets: The ones with meat in them

Fritz Hawkey: In the US, all Morningstar Farms products are vegetarian. However, they are not Vegan unless specifically labeled as such. In the US, ALL food products (other than alcohol) are required to have the ingredients and nutritional content listed.Edit: Your additional details make no sense. Are you feeling ok? Or are you trolling? If you are so concerned, READ THE INGREDIENT LABELS. "Veggie", when used as Veggie Burger, is slang for vegetarian. Gelatin is a form of meat. Chicken salads are not "veggie". The! y contain veggies.Meatless usually means vegetarian....Show more

Clinton Quant: None. All Morningstar products are vegetarian. The company makes food without meat or animal body parts in them. A lot of the products have no animal involvement at all. Some of them use milk from a cow. But no meat, ever.How can you say no information on their website. It says it right there in the title- Meatless foods, veggie burgers etc.https://www.morningstarfarms.com/...Show more

Emerita Sciandra: I think you're a little confused. But I can understand why. Vegetarian should mean without animal products but lately it just means meatless. Some morningstar products contain milk and/or eggs. But its really easy to figure out. Just read the ingredients label. oh if one of the ingredients is Whey, well thats a dairy product. thats about the only tricky one....Show more

Toney Flaten: All Morningstar products are vegetarian. I'm not sure what you mean by there's no info on the p! ackaging, as every food product has an ingredient list somewhe! re on the packaging, though...If they truly don't, though, you could always call them.