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Take B12. :vegan-edge:
Salt and vinegar chips are a damn minefield because of this.
I am still trying to parse why you would need milk for vegan chips. I get that some chips aren't vegan because lard is used. But milk? Like is milk vinegar a thing? Do they extract salt from milk instead of oh I don't know grabbing some sea water?
The world makes less sense everyday.
A lot of chips use whey as a binder and for texture. 🙃
Yeah whey is really sticky so it's an easy and cheap way to make flavors stick better to chips. I've found that Great Value S&V chips don't go this route and more expensive bands don't as well but Lay's and Pringles are pretty big on using whey.