Lidl, checked for halal
We ran 128 Lidl products through our halal rules: 48 pass, 24 need a label check, and 21 don't make it. Verdicts differ between markets and recipes, so tap any product for the exact reasoning.
You can eat these
Tortilla Chips
Passes the check
Simply Dark Chocolate
Passes the check
Rice Snaps
Passes the check
Oaties
Passes the check
Super Berry Granola
Passes the check
Salted pretzel hearts
Passes the check
Low fat Cottage Cheese
Passes the check
Lentil Barbecue
Passes the check
white bloomer with sourdough
Passes the check
Almond Butter & Salted Caramel Oats
Passes the check
Prawn Crackers
Passes the check
Watermelon Sweets
Passes the check
Bolognese pasta sauce
Passes the check
Gazpacho Flavour Crisps
Passes the check
Crispy Coated Peanuts Provencale Flavour
Passes the check
Lightly salted hand cooked potato crisps
Passes the check
Sriracha Chilli Mayo Sauce
Passes the check
Speculoos
Passes the check
Erdnussbutter Smooth
Passes the check
hand cooked potato crisps
Passes the check
Halloween Scary Mix
Passes the check
Lightly salted hand cooked potato crisps multipack
Passes the check
Thai sweet chillihand cooked potato crisps
Passes the check
Black Peppercorn Grinder
Passes the check
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Croissant al burro
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Cocoa Creams
Check the label
Crunchy protein bar
Check the label
Chicken Sausage Spinach & Feta
Check the label
Muesli
Check the label
Milk Chocolate Popcorn Bar
Check the label
Neo Original
Check the label
apple spritzer lite
Check the label
Kongstrong
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Vegan chocolate with walnuts
Check the label
Choco Hazelnut Soft Bakes
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Chicken Donuts in Backteig
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Verdicts are automated checks based on Open Food Facts data. Formulations change between markets, so always confirm on the physical label.