Made in Greece with Aegean figs and free of artificial coloring or flavors, our spreads are carefully crafted so that you taste the full flavor of the fruit, not just the sweetness of sugar. They are also a fantastic Dairy Free, Gluten Free, Non-GMO, Vegan, and Vegetarian option.
Is Fig Spread vegan?
A: Yes. No dairy or animal products are present in our spreads. All of our products are vegan.
Is Divina Fig Spread gluten free?
Clean and Healthy
Our products are vegan, non-GMO, dairy-free, and gluten-free.
How long does Divina Fig Spread last?
Shelf life is 36 months.
Is Fig Butter the same as Fig Spread?
Fig butter is a spread made from fresh figs reduced to a thick, spreadable paste. Figs are naturally low in pectin, which means they need added pectin to make jam. But to make creamy fig butter, all you need is figs.
Can Vegans eat honey?
Vegans try to avoid or minimize all forms of animal exploitation, including that of bees. As a result, most vegans exclude honey from their diets. Some vegans also avoid honey to take a stand against conventional beekeeping practices that can harm bee health.
What fruit and veg can vegans not eat?
Are some fruits and vegetables not vegan? Indeed, bees are used to pollinate a wide range of plant-based foods. These include apples, pumpkins, plums, watermelons, alfalfa, and cranberries, among others.
Is fig spread good?
We absolutely love this fig spread and when our customers taste it, they find it a lovely surprise that it’s a cross between a sweet balsamic fig jam and a savory spicy mustard.
What cheese goes with fig spread?
Fig jam pairs well with almost any Wisconsin Cheese! We love it with Butterkase, blue, mild cheddar, or even cream cheese.
Is Fig Spread sweet?
Delightfully sweet with a sinfully spicy finish, this spread really knows how to make a savory bite come alive with flavor. Serve with your favorite cheese (it pairs with everything) or spoon over meats and vegetables before roasting.
Should I refrigerate fig spread?
If you find it too sweet you can add a bit of vinegar or lemon juice to it. A: Fig Spread can be used as filling in fig bars. A: The Fig Spread needs to be kept refrigerated after opening.
What do you put fig spread on?
Fig spread is the perfect accompaniment to cheese, crackers or even better, slathered on crunchy toast.
Is fig preserve good for you?
It is rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants and offers a variety of health benefits. For example, they can support digestion, reduce the risk of heart disease and help you manage sugar levels.
What is fig butter made of?
Trader Joe’s Fig Butter is a very straight-forward and simple list of ingredients (figs, water, sugar, lemon, pectin) and the result is simply delicious! Right at home as part of a cheese board, or as a toppig for a baked brie.
What do you eat fig chutney with?
For an easy crostini, spoon the chutney over fresh ricotta or brie on toasted baguette slices. It also pairs beautifully with roasted port or turkey (as well as with pork or turkey burgers!). I absolutely love it on sandwiches, especially with brie or Comté and spicy arugula.
What does fig jam taste like?
Like figs themselves, fig jam has a very sweet flavor and it often has a slightly grainy texture from the tiny seeds inside the figs. Fig jam is also very rich, and the color may vary from almost black to green, depending on the variety of figs used.
Why are figs not vegan?
Vegans, as far as practicable, should avoid eating any animals or animal products. The way some varieties of fig are pollinated means every edible fruit of some fig varieties contain at least one dead wasp – so by eating a fig, you are eating a dead insect. So far, so not vegan.
What foods are accidentally vegan?
Top Accidentally Vegan Foods
- Cinnamon Life.
- Airheads.
- Cracker Jack.
- Fritos.
- Fruit by the Foot.
- Kettle Brand Potato Chips (sea salt and vinegar)
- Nature Valley Crunchy Granola Bars (peanut butter)
- Ritz Crackers.
Are Oreos vegan?
Are OREO cookies suitable for vegans? No, OREO have milk as cross contact and therefore they are not suitable for vegans.
Why are bananas not vegan?
Although bananas are all-natural fruits, they may not be as vegan-friendly as many belief. This is because an increasing number of farms have been coating their otherwise vegan bananas with a chemical spray that’s derived from crab shells.
Why are oranges not vegan?
So, are oranges the only fruit for vegans? No. Tesco has also labelled its oranges “non-vegan” because they are treated with beeswax to keep the fruit fresher for longer. Beeswax, made from honeycomb, is also sometimes used to coat oranges, apples, pears and, most derangingly of all for vegan millennials, avocados.