Palm Oil Free Candy
We ran 1,802 candy through our palm oil free rules: 24 pass, 12 need a label check, and 344 don't make it.
Boiled sweets and gummies are mostly sugar and gelatin, so most pass. Chewy toffees, caramels, filled candies and anything with a shiny coating can carry palm fat, and licorice sometimes lists it as "vegetable oil". A hard candy that fails here usually does so because of a glazing fat, not the sweet itself.
You can eat these
Puddings
Himalaya Vajomba (Honey Lime Mints)
RJ's original licorice
Mint Crystals Gum
Apple pineapple broccoli cucumber zucchini kale mint spinach
Kombucha - Lemon Lime and Mint
Dark Mint Chocolate
The max cool choc mint
Spur Bears
HERB FALAFEL WITH PARSLEY, CORIANDER, MINT & DILL
Mint Green Tea
Happydent Gum
Cappuccino Candy Bag
Fruit tella Juicy chews
Mint Crumbles
Mentos
Fruittella Juicy Chews
mentos mint
Juicy Chews
Lolly Drops Cherry
Sparkling lemon, mint, apple & water
BUBBLE MINT
Marzipan Fruits
Biggetjes
Where the traps are
What actually disqualifies candy from a palm oil free diet, counted across 60 of the 344 products that fail:
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.
Gluten free Mint Slice
Smooth Dark Chocolate Mint
Winter Green Mentos
Chupa Chups Bites Multi Colour
Feeling Berry
GRE SHAANGI CHEWY DRAGEES mentos FANT Orange flavo
mentos fruits
Chewy dragees
Hiker's mint XL spearmint
Alpaca cola
Bonbon
Mentos Kaudragees Big Pack - Fruit
Verdicts are automated checks based on Open Food Facts data. Formulations change, so always confirm on the physical label.