Is Sucroglyceride Vegetarian?

Caution

Sugarglycerides (also called e474) can come from either animal or plant sources. If the label does not provide a source, we recommend calling the manufacturer.

Sucroglyceride and the Vegetarian Diet

Sucroglyceride, labeled as E474 in food products, is an emulsifier that helps blend ingredients like oil and water together. It is created by combining sucrose with glycerides, which can be sourced from either animal fats or plant oils, making its source important for those with dietary restrictions. This ingredient is widely used in processed foods to improve texture and stability.

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Foods That Commonly Contain Sucroglyceride

Margarine
Ice cream
Baked goods
Chocolate products
Dairy substitutes

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