The Vegan Kind Supermarkethas a whole list of different vegan-friendly crisps who are mostly produced by independent makers. People love the Space Raiders alien shape and its range of tempting flavours: Beef, Pickled Onion, Saucy BBQ and Spicy. It comes after McCoy’s axed its Mexican-style Muchos range last summer, following months of declining sales. We’re popped not fried, big on flavour, big on crunch and we believe that better for you doesn’t have to be boring: popchips celebrates a positive, vibrant and colourful approach to life by making you feel good on the inside and awesome on the outside. They’re simply bursting with flavour and just as popular now as when they were first launched in 1989.

Moving away from the common brands, here’s a guide to the places around the UK where you can purchase other variations of vegan crisps including a number of independent producers with veganism at the heart of what they do. So if you’re vegan and feeling slightly peckish, here’s some of the common brands found everywhere that are vegan-friendly. Muchos disappeared from supermarkets last month, having been touted as the “biggest-ever” launch from McCoy’s in 2019.

McCoys Hot Mexican Chilli is a very popular flavour, as is the Sizzling Prawn one too - which will you choose? A spokeswoman for owner KP Snacks confirmed Muchos had been withdrawn to make way for additional flavours and formats.

We have been creating smiles with our irresistible popcorn since 1914, perfecting our recipes for the tastiest treat! McCoy’s will kick off a competition via radio company Global – operator of stations such as Heart and Capital – offering the chance to win an “epic adventure”. Our goal is to bring people together through the fun of popcorn and make together moments more special.If you’re just starting your vegan journey, you might be thinking about all the things you’ll have to give up and that might include snacks such as crisps.

The crisps giant confirmed the activity was linked to an upcoming launch, but declined to comment further. If you’re considering the vegan lifestyle hopefully this list gives you an indication of the sheer amount of different crisps that are vegan-friendly in the UK. They were billed as the result of more than a year’s development, having been due to launch in early 2018 – but this date was delayed after the crisps were found to break under their own weight.the only ingredient that is extracted from animals is Milk, which makes all flavors suitable for halal diet and Muslims. Available in ready to eat or microwave if you’re looking to recreate that cinema experience at home.