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But marshmallows aren’t just for toasting, they’re also great in a hot chocolate. That’s why I also experimented with these vegetarian marshmallows to find the perfect ones to top your mug of cocoa with. It’s a hard job, but someone’s got to do it right?! 1. Dandies – Best for S’mores Here we look at why some marshmallows are not vegan friendly and explain what ingredients to look out for. We also explain what a marshmallow is, how they have evolved and which brands vegans should be buying. What Is a Marshmallow? No matter what recipe is used, almost all of the marshmallow’s calories and most of its mass will be made up of sugar. So, vegan or not and however you eat them (they have to be toasted in our opinion and are a perfect way to end a vegan BBQ), marshmallows are certainly something to be enjoyed in moderation! But can vegans enjoy them at all? Not if they contain egg whites or gelatine. What Makes Marshmallows Not Vegan? Dandies’ vegan marshmallows are great for toasting. They crisp up as soon as the fire hits them, caramelising beautifully.

Located in Wood Wharf, in the heart of Canary Wharf, Mallow will be based across two floors and an outdoor terrace. It will boast 150 covers, 100 spread across two floors inside, with an additional 50 on the terrace.

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Generous’: beetroot tempeh smash burger, with onion rings, cherry tomato relish, guajillo, chilli mayonnaise, slaw and fries. Mallow already boasts one outlet Borough Market, which opened in November 2021, and will be opening its second in June 2023.

I took Charles to Mallow in Canary Wharf because one of the worst spats we ever had was when I duped him, when he was very hungry, into eating at a vegan cafe in Edinburgh without so much as whispering the words “plant-based”. Somewhere between the concrete scones, the sludgy, tree-bark soup and the bottom-of-a-bird-cage tabbouleh, the truth came out, though. We were led upstairs to the Floret dining room, where walls are decorated with sweeping floral murals and warm, globe-like lampshades hang from the ceiling. The giant pink painted flowers weren’t really to our taste, but they had managed to achieve a calm and cosy vibe via mellow lighting and fake foliage, which we appreciated. There are a range of methods and ingredients used in vegan marshmallows. However, most of the mass of the finished product is identical to a non-vegan one, with sugar providing almost all the energy these treats deliver. So, vegan or not, sugar and flavourings are going to be key elements of the sweet. Plant Based Ingredients One of the main ingredients used to make traditional marshmallows is gelatine. This is used to give marshmallows their spongey, chewy texture, but because gelatine is derived from animal bones, marshmallows that include it aren’t vegan. Stuart Fyfe, Managing Director, Retail Leasing, added: “Mallow is an incredible addition to our Wood Wharf community. The addition of an entirely plant-based restaurant will be popular with residents, visitors and workers.Egg whites are probably more likely to be used if you are consuming a higher class marshmallow, such as in a patisserie or a fine dining restaurant. Egg whites create fluffier, lighter marshmallow but, of course, once again, they are non-vegan.