Sweets and biscuits you didn't realise were vegan.

When I did my first vegan shop I almost cried. I hadn't done my research so thought I was destined to never enjoy my favourite sweets ever again.

OH HOW WRONG I WAS:

Image: Just a small example of common supermarket treats that are suitable for vegans.

By all means this list isn't exhaustive but here's what you can expect to find in your local Asda, Tesco or Sainsbury's etc. (2018):

Oreos: Original and Golden
Fox’s: Dark Chocolate Chunkie Cookies, Party Rings
Co-op Jam Doughnuts
Bird’s Custard (when made with plant milk)
Mr Kipling: Treacle Tart, Apple and Blackcurrant Pies
McVities: Fruit Shortcakes, Original Hobnobs, Gingernuts, Light Rich Tea
Nairn’s Oatcakes: Dark Chocolate Chip
Lidl’s Bramley Apple Pies
Belvita Breakfast ‘Tops’: Choco Hazelnut
Ritter Sport chocolate: Dark and Marzipan
Skittles
Millions: All flavours except Chocolate Strawberry
Haribo: Vegetarian Rainbow Twists, Vegetarian Rainbow Strips
Jus Rol: Gluten-free Puff Pastry, Pan Au Chocolat, Croissants and Cinnamon Swirls
Tesco Apple Strudel
Asda frozen Apple Strudel
Tesco Chocolate And Hazelnut Filled Mini Churros
Bourbon Biscuits: most brands, but always check the label
Green & Blacks – Dark Chocolate, Hazelnut & Currant, Ginger, Maya Gold, Espresso, Spiced Chilli, Lemon, Mint
Flying saucers
Jelly Tots
Cadbury's Bournville Chocolate
Crawford's Pink Wafers
Love Hearts