Halal Cereal
We ran 987 cereal through our halal rules: 24 pass, 12 need a label check, and 2 don't make it.
Most plain cereals pass. The usual blockers are marshmallow pieces and gelatin-coated clusters; a few fortified boxes also use vitamin D3 of animal origin. If a box lists gelatin without naming the animal, we say uncertain, not yes.
You can eat these
Low Sugar Granola Raspberry & Coconut
Passes the check
Original Fruit Free Muesli
Passes the check
Corn Flakes
Passes the check
apis Corn Flakes
Passes the check
Museli
Passes the check
Nutri Delite Crunchies
Passes the check
Kellogg's Corn flakes original
Passes the check
Oats
Passes the check
Quaker oats
Passes the check
Granola Nuts & Seeds
Passes the check
Granola Noten & Pitten
Passes the check
Brinta
Passes the check
Copos de Avena
Passes the check
Frosted Shredders
Passes the check
shredded wheat
Passes the check
nestle cheerios
Passes the check
Blueberry wheats
Passes the check
Shreddies
Passes the check
Multigrain Cheerios
Passes the check
Copos de avena sin gluten
Passes the check
Fiocchi di avena Bio
Passes the check
Fiocchi di avena
Passes the check
Shreddies
Passes the check
Cheerios multigrain
Passes the check
Where the traps are
What actually disqualifies cereal from a halal diet, counted across 2 of the 2 products that fail:
pork
2 products
Check the label first
For these, the data is incomplete or an ingredient can go either way. We say so instead of guessing. Tap one to see exactly what's unclear.
Amazing Toasted Granola, cocoa and Coconut
Check the label
Granola Hafer Knuspermüsli
Check the label
Spencer's Smart Choice Cornflakes
Check the label
Mangue poire granola
Check the label
Cruesli zero sugar added chocolate
Check the label
Granola Chocolate Chips And Hazelnut
Check the label
Granola Bars GLUTEN FREE Emco CZ-003-017 Granola B
Check the label
Cereales muesli con frutas
Check the label
Muesli crujiente
Check the label
Barritas Muesli con chocolate Negro
Check the label
Crunchy Granola Oats & Dark Chocolate
Check the label
Crunchy Oats Chocolate
Check the label
Verdicts are automated checks based on Open Food Facts data. Formulations change, so always confirm on the physical label.