Is it halal?
535 brands people ask about, answered from what each company has said publicly, with the month we checked.
Most asked
- Chick-fil-ANoNo. Chick-fil-A says on its own support site that it does not have menu items that meet halal standards.
- PopeyesNo halal claimPopeyes makes no halal claim on its US website; reports of individual US franchise locations serving halal chicken are community claims we could not confirm with the company.
- Dave's Hot ChickenHalal, per the brandDave's Hot Chicken states on its official restaurant locator that its restaurants serve halal chicken; no certifier is named there.
- Raising Cane'sNo halal claimRaising Cane's makes no halal claim for its US restaurants.
- KFCNo halal claimKFC makes no halal claim in the US, and it has enforced a policy barring US franchisees from advertising religious claims such as halal.
- McDonald'sNo halal claimMcDonald's USA states that it does not certify or claim any of its US menu items as halal.
- SkittlesNo halal claimOriginal Skittles in the US list no gelatin, but they carry no halal certification, and Skittles Gummies do contain gelatin.
- HariboSome items or locationsOnly some Haribo is halal: Haribo says products made in its Turkish factory are halal-certified, while its standard gummies are made primarily with pork gelatin.
Restaurants 196
- &pizzaNo halal claim&pizza makes no halal claim. Its menu includes pepperoni, bacon and Italian sausage, though its allergen guide says all cheeses are made with non-animal rennet.
- 7-ElevenNo halal claim7-Eleven makes no US halal claim that we could find for its hot food.
- A&W RestaurantsNo halal claimA&W Restaurants in the US makes no halal claim. We found no mention of halal on its About and FAQ page or its menu pages, and no certifier.
- Aladdin's EateryNo halal claimAladdin's Eatery's own FAQ says the meat supplied to its restaurants is not certified halal, and the company names no halal options.
- Angry ChickzNo halal claimAngry Chickz makes no halal claim on its website. Its home page, menu and FAQ say nothing about halal chicken or a certifier.
- Applebee'sNo halal claimApplebee's makes no halal claim on its official site.
- Arby'sNo halal claimArby's makes no halal claim anywhere on its official US site.
- Atomic WingsDepends on the locationAtomic Wings says its chicken is certified halal but names no certifier, and its own locations page marks only some restaurants as halal friendly.
- Auntie Anne'sNo halal claimAuntie Anne's makes no halal claim on its official US site.
- Baja FreshNo halal claimBaja Fresh makes no halal claim. Its ingredient statement shows no lard in the beans, rice or tortillas, but pork carnitas is on the menu and the meat has no halal status.
- Baskin-RobbinsNo halal claimBaskin-Robbins makes no halal claim on its official US site.
- bb.q ChickenNo halal claimbb.q Chicken makes no halal claim on its US website. Its menu and About pages do not mention halal chicken or any certifier.
- BenihanaNo halal claimBenihana makes no halal claim for its US restaurants. We found no halal statement on its site, and the menu includes pork gyoza and a full sake and cocktail list.
- Bibibop Asian GrillNo halal claimBibibop makes no halal claim. Its detailed FAQ covers gluten, nuts, vegan and vegetarian diets but does not mention halal.
- Big BoyNo halal claimBig Boy makes no halal claim on its site.
- Biggby CoffeeDepends on the locationIt depends on the store. Biggby makes no chain-wide halal claim and sells bacon, ham and sausage sandwiches, but some Michigan franchise locations have offered halal meat.
- BJ's Restaurant & BrewhouseNo halal claimBJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse makes no halal claim. It is a brewhouse with craft beer at the center of the brand, and its menu flags items that may contain pork.
- Blaze PizzaNo halal claimBlaze Pizza makes no halal claim for its US restaurants. Its FAQ does not mention halal, and the menu includes pepperoni, ham, bacon and meatballs.
- Bob EvansNo halal claimBob Evans restaurants make no halal claim. The menu is built around the brand's own pork sausage, with bacon and ham on most breakfast plates.
- BojanglesNo halal claimBojangles makes no halal claim on its official site.
- BonchonNo halal claimBonchon makes no halal claim for its US restaurants, and its menu includes pork potstickers, pork belly bao buns and kimchi pork belly fried rice.
- Buc-ee'sNo halal claimBuc-ee's makes no halal claim. Its FAQ describes BBQ sandwiches, a jerky bar and other hot food but says nothing about halal, ingredients or how its meat is sourced.
- Buddy's PizzaNo halal claimBuddy's Pizza makes no halal claim; its FAQ does not mention halal.
- Buffalo Wild WingsNo halal claimBuffalo Wild Wings makes no halal claim anywhere on its official site.
- Burger KingNo halal claimBurger King makes no halal claim in the US.
- BurgerFiDepends on the locationBurgerFi as a chain makes no halal claim. Two Orlando-area locations are listed as halal on a community directory, based on social media posts and staff word, not a certificate.
- California Pizza KitchenNo halal claimCalifornia Pizza Kitchen makes no halal claim. Its menu includes bacon, ham, pepperoni and Italian sausage, and its Bolognese sauce is made with pork and red wine.
- Capriotti'sNo halal claimCapriotti's makes no halal claim that we could find. Its menu includes Genoa salami, capicola, prosciuttini and bacon, and no meat is described as halal.
- Caribou CoffeeNo halal claimWe found no halal claim from Caribou Coffee. Its packaged Caribou Blend coffee is kosher certified, and its coffeehouse menu includes a bacon breakfast sandwich.
- Carl's Jr.No halal claimCarl's Jr. makes no halal claim on its US site; its FAQ does not mention halal.
- Carrabba's Italian GrillNo halal claimCarrabba's Italian Grill makes no halal claim. We found no halal statement on its site, and the menu includes pork chops, Chicken Marsala and a wine list.
- CarvelNo halal claimCarvel makes no halal claim. It says it is kosher certified by KOF-K, and also that most flavors added to its ice cream mixes contain alcohol.
- CavaSome items or locationsCava says its Spicy Lamb Meatballs use lamb from halal-certified suppliers, but its kitchens do not follow halal practices.
- Charleys CheesesteaksNo halal claimCharleys Cheesesteaks makes no halal claim on its US menu pages, and bacon and pepperoni appear on several sandwiches and loaded fries.
- Checkers / Rally'sNo halal claimCheckers and Rally's make no halal claim; the brand's site does not mention halal.
- Chick-fil-ANoNo. Chick-fil-A says on its own support site that it does not have menu items that meet halal standards.
- Chili'sNo halal claimChili's makes no halal claim for its US restaurants.
- ChipotleNo halal claimChipotle makes no halal claim, and its menu includes pork carnitas prepared alongside the other foods.
- Chuck E. CheeseNo halal claimChuck E. Cheese makes no halal claim; its FAQ does not mention halal.
- Church's Texas ChickenNo halal claimChurch's Texas Chicken makes no halal claim for its US restaurants.
- Cicis PizzaNo halal claimCicis makes no halal claim. Its FAQ does not mention halal, and the pizza toppings include bacon, ham, pepperoni and sausage on a shared buffet.
- CinnabonNo halal claimCinnabon makes no halal claim on its official US site.
- Cold Stone CreameryNo halal claimCold Stone Creamery makes no halal claim on its official US site.
- Cook OutNo halal claimCook Out makes no halal claim. Its website has no FAQ, ingredient or allergen information and does not mention halal, and the menu includes BBQ and hot dogs.
- Costco Food CourtNo halal claimCostco makes no halal claim for its US food court; a search of its help center for halal returns no results.
- Cracker BarrelNo halal claimCracker Barrel makes no halal claim; its nutrition and guest relations pages do not mention halal.
- Crimson CowardHalal, per the brandCrimson Coward states that every item at every location is 100% halal certified; its site does not name the certifier.
- CrumblNo halal claimCrumbl makes no halal claim on its official site.
- Culver'sNo halal claimCulver's makes no halal claim on its official site.
- Curry Up NowHalal, per the brandCurry Up Now states on its website that all of its meat is halal. It shows a halal certified badge but does not name the certifier.
- Dairy QueenNo halal claimWe found no halal claim from Dairy Queen for its US restaurants.
- Dave & Buster'sNo halal claimDave & Buster's makes no halal claim. Its FAQ does not mention halal, and the food menu includes bacon burgers and a chicken dish in marsala wine sauce.
- Dave's Hot ChickenHalal, per the brandDave's Hot Chicken states on its official restaurant locator that its restaurants serve halal chicken; no certifier is named there.
- Del TacoNo halal claimDel Taco makes no halal claim. Its ingredient lists show lard in the pork carnitas, no lard in the pinto beans, and a shared fryer for meat and meat-free items.
- Denny'sNo halal claimDenny's makes no halal claim; its FAQ does not mention halal and HMS says it has not certified the chain.
- Detroit Wing CompanyNo halal claimDetroit Wing Company makes no halal claim on its site.
- Dickey's Barbecue PitNo halal claimDickey's Barbecue Pit makes no halal claim and its standard menu is heavy on pork. Community listings report halal meat by request at a few franchises, and one of those is disputed.
- Domino'sNo halal claimDomino's makes no halal claim in the US.
- Donatos PizzaNo halal claimDonatos makes no halal claim. Its published ingredient list shows pork in the pepperoni, sausage, meatballs and bacon, and ham is also a standard topping.
- Dunkin'No halal claimDunkin' makes no halal claim on its US website.
- Dutch BrosNo halal claimDutch Bros makes no halal claim. Its support pages cover allergens only, and its newer hot breakfast items are reported to include bacon, sausage and chorizo.
- El Pollo LocoNo halal claimEl Pollo Loco makes no halal claim, and HMS says it has not certified the chain.
- Elevation BurgerUnclearElevation Burger's site makes no halal statement, and past company statements about its beef and chicken do not agree.
- Famous Dave'sNo halal claimFamous Dave's makes no halal claim. Its menu centers on pork: St. Louis-style spareribs, baby back ribs, Georgia chopped pork, bacon and sausage.
- FatburgerNo halal claimFatburger makes no halal claim for its US restaurants. Its US site and allergen guide do not mention halal, and bacon and sausage are on the menu.
- Firehouse SubsNo halal claimFirehouse Subs makes no halal claim, and HMS says it has not certified the chain.
- First WatchNo halal claimFirst Watch makes no halal claim. Its FAQ does not mention halal, and the menu includes bacon, pork sausage and ham alongside turkey and chicken sausage.
- Five GuysNoNo. Five Guys says the beef it serves in the United States and Canada is not halal.
- Fogo de ChaoSome items or locationsPartly. Fogo de Chao's FAQ says its lamb and its Wagyu are halal, with lamb chops normally marinated in white wine. The other meats are not described as halal.
- Freddy'sNo halal claimFreddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers makes no halal claim; its FAQ does not mention halal.
- Garbanzo Mediterranean FreshSome items or locationsPartly. Garbanzo says its gyro and falafel are certified halal. Its website does not make the same statement for its chicken or steak.
- Golden ChickNo halal claimGolden Chick makes no halal claim. Its About, menu and nutrition pages do not mention halal chicken, a halal supplier or a certifier.
- Golden CorralNo halal claimGolden Corral makes no halal claim. Its FAQ does not mention halal, and its buffet nutrition list includes bacon, pork sausage dishes and bacon wrapped sirloin.
- Gong chaNo halal claimGong cha makes no halal claim for its US stores. It publishes nutrition and allergen statements but no ingredient lists, so toppings like pudding and jelly cannot be checked.
- Hangry Joe's Hot ChickenDepends on the locationMost locations, but not all. Hangry Joe's says most of its restaurants are halal-certified, some are not, and at some stores the wings may not be halal.
- Happy's PizzaNo halal claimHappy's Pizza makes no halal claim on its site; Zabihah lists one Dearborn Heights franchise as offering halal pepperoni on request.
- Hardee'sNo halal claimHardee's makes no halal claim on its US site; its FAQ does not mention halal.
- Hattie B'sNo halal claimHattie B's Hot Chicken makes no halal claim. Its allergen guide marks pork in several sides, and its FAQ does not mention halal.
- HootersNo halal claimHooters makes no halal claim for its US restaurants. Its FAQ does not mention halal, and the company says it cannot provide a complete ingredient list.
- Houston TX Hot ChickenHalal, per the brandHouston TX Hot Chicken says its chicken is all-natural, never frozen and halal-certified. Its website does not name the certifier.
- Huey Magoo'sNo halal claimHuey Magoo's makes no halal claim. Its About, menu and nutrition and allergen pages do not mention halal chicken or a certifier.
- Hummus RepublicDepends on the locationHummus Republic's homepage makes no halal claim. Community listings show individual franchises as halal on verbal staff assurance, so check your location.
- Hungry Howie'sNo halal claimHungry Howie's makes no halal claim as a brand; one Dearborn Heights franchise is listed as halal by a directory only.
- IHOPNo halal claimIHOP makes no halal claim on its official US site.
- IKEA restaurantNo halal claimIKEA makes no halal claim in the US, and its classic Swedish meatballs are made with beef and pork. The plant balls contain no animal ingredients.
- In-N-Out BurgerNo halal claimIn-N-Out Burger makes no halal claim on its official site.
- Insomnia CookiesNo halal claimInsomnia Cookies makes no halal claim in the US; its FAQ addresses kosher only.
- Jack in the BoxNo halal claimJack in the Box makes no halal claim; its FAQ does not mention halal and HMS says it has not certified the chain.
- JambaNo halal claimJamba makes no halal claim. Its published ingredient lists show no gelatin in the smoothies we checked, but sandwiches sold in select markets contain bacon.
- Jason's DeliNo halal claimJason's Deli makes no halal claim. Its menu includes ham, bacon, pepperoni and salami, and its meatballs are listed as pork and beef.
- Jersey Mike'sNo halal claimJersey Mike's makes no halal claim on its official site.
- Jet's PizzaDepends on the locationSome Jet's Pizza franchises serve halal pepperoni, and the brand says those franchisees are responsible for halal compliance.
- Jimmy John'sNo halal claimJimmy John's makes no halal claim.
- Johnny RocketsNo halal claimJohnny Rockets makes no halal claim for its US restaurants. Its US nutrition guide lists bacon burgers and does not mention halal. Some overseas franchises describe halal menus.
- Jollibee (US)No halal claimJollibee says it does not guarantee that any menu item in the United States is halal.
- KFCNo halal claimKFC makes no halal claim in the US, and it has enforced a policy barring US franchisees from advertising religious claims such as halal.
- Krispy Krunchy ChickenDepends on the locationIt depends on the store. Krispy Krunchy Chicken says many locations offer halal products depending on their supplier, and tells customers to confirm with the store operator.
- KrystalNo halal claimKrystal makes no halal claim. Its menu and location pages do not mention halal, and sausage and bacon run through the breakfast menu.
- Kung Fu TeaNo halal claimKung Fu Tea makes no halal claim. Its published ingredient lists show no gelatin in the boba, jellies or pudding, though its almond syrup lists ethyl alcohol.
- Lefty's CheesesteakNo halal claimLefty's Cheesesteak does not say its food is halal anywhere on its own website. The menu names no pork items, but that is not the same as a halal claim.
- Leo's Coney IslandDepends on the locationLeo's Coney Island publishes a separate halal menu for its Dearborn and Dearborn Heights locations; other locations make no halal claim.
- Little CaesarsNo halal claimLittle Caesars has no corporate halal claim; a Dearborn, Michigan franchise that once sold "halal pepperoni" was sued over it in 2017.
- LongHorn SteakhouseNo halal claimLongHorn Steakhouse makes no halal claim; its FAQ does not mention halal.
- Luna GrillNoNo. Luna Grill's own FAQ says the chain does not have any halal offerings at this time, so its kabobs and other meats are not halal.
- Main Bird Hot ChickenHalal, per the brandMain Bird Hot Chicken, a Houston area chain, describes itself as serving 100% halal Nashville hot chicken. Its website does not name a certifier.
- Marble Slab CreameryNo halal claimMarble Slab Creamery makes no halal claim. Its ingredient guide lists alcohol in many flavorings, including vanilla, and gelatin in its gummy candy mix-in.
- Marco's PizzaNo halal claimMarco's Pizza makes no halal claim; its customer contact center page does not mention halal.
- McAlister's DeliNo halal claimMcAlister's Deli makes no halal claim that we could find. Its menu includes ham, bacon and shredded pork items, and no meat is described as halal.
- McDonald'sNo halal claimMcDonald's USA states that it does not certify or claim any of its US menu items as halal.
- Menchie'sNo halal claimMenchie's makes no halal claim. It says its frozen yogurt flavors are kosher certified, but it publishes no ingredient lists for the candy toppings on its self-serve bar.
- MezehHalal, per the brandMezeh describes its proteins as halal friendly, and a community listing reports the company confirmed all its meat is halal. No certificate is posted on its site.
- MOD PizzaNo halal claimMOD Pizza makes no halal claim. Its own ingredient list shows pork in the pepperoni, Italian sausage, salami and Canadian bacon, all prepared on one serving line.
- Moe's Southwest GrillNo halal claimMoe's Southwest Grill makes no halal claim. Its FAQ does not mention halal or meat sourcing, though it says the beans, rice, tortillas and tofu are vegan.
- MooyahNo halal claimMooyah makes no halal claim for its US restaurants. Its FAQ describes Certified Angus Beef and canola oil for fries but does not mention halal, and bacon is a topping.
- Mr. BroastHalal, per the brandMr. Broast says it serves 100% zabiha halal meat; its own site does not name a certifier.
- Naf Naf GrillSome items or locationsNaf Naf Grill says it serves both halal-certified and non-halal meat, and names its Halal Crispy Chicken Tenders as certified.
- Nando's (US)NoNando's states that none of its restaurants in the US serve halal chicken.
- National Coney IslandNo halal claimNational Coney Island makes no halal claim on its official site.
- Naz's Halal FoodHalal, per the brandNaz's Halal Food states that its dishes are made with 100% halal proteins; its site does not name a certifier.
- Nick the GreekNo halal claimNick the Greek makes no halal claim. Its FAQ covers vegetarian, vegan and gluten-friendly options but says nothing about halal meat.
- Noodles & CompanyNo halal claimNoodles & Company makes no halal claim on its official site.
- Nothing Bundt CakesNo halal claimNothing Bundt Cakes makes no halal claim. Its ingredient lists show no gelatin or lard, but the cakes contain vanilla extract and mono and diglycerides of unstated source.
- Olga's KitchenNo halal claimOlga's Kitchen makes no halal claim. Its menu includes a Ham & Cheese Olga and applewood-smoked bacon alongside its seasoned beef and lamb.
- Olive GardenNo halal claimOlive Garden makes no halal claim, but it does publish a chart showing which US menu items contain pork or alcohol.
- Outback SteakhouseNo halal claimOutback Steakhouse makes no US halal claim, and HMS says it has not certified the chain.
- P.F. Chang'sNo halal claimP.F. Chang's makes no halal claim for its US restaurants. Its FAQ does not mention halal and the menu includes several pork dishes.
- Panda ExpressNo halal claimPanda Express makes no halal claim on its official US site.
- Panera BreadNo halal claimPanera Bread makes no halal claim on its official site.
- Papa JohnsNo halal claimPapa Johns makes no halal claim in the US, and its US meat toppings include pork.
- Papa Murphy'sNo halal claimPapa Murphy's makes no halal claim for its US take and bake pizzas. Pepperoni, Italian sausage, salami, bacon and Canadian bacon are on the menu.
- Paris BaguetteNo halal claimParis Baguette makes no halal claim in the US. Its menu includes ham, bacon, pepperoni and sausage pastries, and it does not publish ingredient lists for its cakes.
- PDQNo halal claimPDQ makes no halal claim. Its menu and allergen pages do not mention halal chicken or a certifier, and the site does not say how the chicken is sourced.
- Peet's CoffeeNo halal claimPeet's Coffee makes no halal claim on the menu or nutrition pages we checked, and its coffeebar food menu includes a Mini Bacon Biscuit Bite.
- Pei WeiNo halal claimPei Wei makes no halal claim. Its company pages do not mention halal, and its menu includes Pork Egg Rolls next to its chicken, steak and shrimp dishes.
- Penn Station East Coast SubsNo halal claimPenn Station East Coast Subs makes no halal claim. Its Help Center does not mention halal, and its subs use smoked ham, bacon, salami and pepperoni.
- Pita PitNo halal claimPita Pit USA makes no halal claim, and its US menu includes bacon and pulled pork. Pita Pit Canada labels a few items halal, which does not apply to US stores.
- Pita WayHalal, per the brandPita Way says every location serves halal food and that all of its proteins are halal-certified, but its website does not name the certifying body.
- Pizza HutNo halal claimPizza Hut makes no halal claim for its US restaurants.
- Pollo CamperoNo halal claimPollo Campero makes no halal claim on its US site.
- Pollo TropicalNo halal claimPollo Tropical makes no halal claim, and its menu includes Mojo Roast Pork, Caribbean ribs and a Guava BBQ Pork Sandwich alongside the grilled chicken.
- PopeyesNo halal claimPopeyes makes no halal claim on its US website; reports of individual US franchise locations serving halal chicken are community claims we could not confirm with the company.
- Portillo'sNo halal claimPortillo's makes no halal claim; its long FAQ covers ingredients but does not mention halal.
- PotbellyNo halal claimPotbelly makes no halal claim on its official site.
- QdobaNo halal claimQdoba makes no halal claim on its official site.
- QuikTripNo halal claimQuikTrip makes no halal claim for its QT Kitchens food. The menu includes pepperoni, sausage, 3 Meat and chicken bacon ranch pizzas, and no ingredient or allergen information is posted.
- QuiznosNo halal claimQuiznos makes no halal claim on its US website. Bacon or smoked ham appears in most of its featured subs, including several chicken and turkey ones.
- Raising Cane'sNo halal claimRaising Cane's makes no halal claim for its US restaurants.
- Red LobsterNo halal claimRed Lobster makes no halal claim; its FAQ does not mention halal and HMS says it has not certified the chain.
- Red RobinNo halal claimRed Robin makes no halal claim; its FAQ does not mention halal.
- Rita's Italian IceNo halal claimRita's makes no halal claim that we could find. Its nutrition guide gives calories only, with no ingredient lists, and its toppings include Mini Gummy Bears.
- RotiHalal, per the brandRoti says its steak, chicken and salmon are halal and that its suppliers are halal-certified. It does not name the certifier.
- Round Table PizzaNo halal claimRound Table Pizza makes no halal claim. Its menu includes pepperoni, Italian sausage, salami, linguica, ham and bacon, though it says its cheese uses no animal rennet.
- Rubio's Coastal GrillNo halal claimRubio's Coastal Grill makes no halal claim. Its nutrition and allergen guide does not mention halal and lists beer-battered fish, a bacon burrito and alcoholic drinks.
- Ruth's Chris Steak HouseNo halal claimRuth's Chris Steak House makes no halal claim. Its FAQ describes its steaks as USDA Prime, corn-fed Midwestern beef and says nothing about halal slaughter.
- SbarroNo halal claimSbarro makes no halal claim on its US site; its FAQ does not mention halal.
- Schlotzsky'sNo halal claimSchlotzsky's makes no halal claim. Its FAQ does not mention halal, and its sandwiches, pizzas and calzones use ham, salami, bacon and pepperoni.
- Shah's Halal FoodYes, certifiedShah's Halal Food states that all of its dishes are 100% certified halal and publishes its certificates.
- Shake ShackNoNo. Shake Shack says it does not use halal meat in its US locations.
- Slim ChickensNoSlim Chickens states that its chicken is not currently halal in its US locations.
- SmashburgerNo halal claimSmashburger makes no halal claim on its US site; its FAQ does not mention halal.
- Smoothie KingNo halal claimSmoothie King makes no halal claim. Its site lists whey, plant-based and collagen proteins without stating the source of the collagen, and it publishes no halal information.
- Sonic Drive-InDepends on the locationSonic makes no halal claim as a chain, but one franchise in Dearborn, Michigan has been reported as serving halal-certified items.
- Steak 'n ShakeNo halal claimSteak 'n Shake makes no halal claim, and its site advertises fries cooked in beef tallow.
- SubwayNo halal claimSubway has no halal program in the US; halal Subway restaurants are mainly a UK and overseas arrangement.
- SweetgreenNo halal claimSweetgreen makes no halal claim on its official site.
- Taco BellNo halal claimTaco Bell makes no halal claim in the US.
- Taco CabanaNo halal claimTaco Cabana makes no halal claim. Its nutritional guide says all products may contain trace animal ingredients, and the menu includes bacon, chorizo and margaritas.
- Taco John'sNo halal claimTaco John's makes no halal claim. Its nutrition and allergen pages do not mention halal and say the same frying oil is used for items that may contain meat.
- Taziki's Mediterranean CafeDepends on the locationTaziki's makes no chain-wide halal claim. Its Rochester Hills, Michigan page says that location offers halal chicken, so it depends on the restaurant.
- Teriyaki MadnessNo halal claimTeriyaki Madness makes no halal claim. Its FAQ covers gluten free, vegetarian and allergen questions but does not mention halal.
- Texas de BrazilNoNo. Texas de Brazil says it buys halal lamb but cooks every meat, pork included, on the same skewers, so the cooked lamb is not considered halal.
- Texas RoadhouseNo halal claimTexas Roadhouse makes no halal claim for its US restaurants.
- TGI FridaysNo halal claimTGI Fridays makes no halal claim for its US restaurants. Its own nutrition guide lists pork pot stickers, bacon, ribs and a whiskey glaze used on several dishes.
- The Cheesecake FactoryNo halal claimThe Cheesecake Factory makes no halal claim on its official site.
- The Great Greek Mediterranean GrillDepends on the locationIt depends on the franchise. We found no chain-wide halal claim, but community listings show a few Great Greek locations serving halal on staff assurance.
- The Habit Burger GrillNo halal claimThe Habit Burger Grill makes no halal claim. Its FAQ and nutrition pages do not mention halal, bacon is on the menu, and food is prepared on shared equipment.
- The Halal GuysYes, certifiedThe Halal Guys says its chicken and beef gyro are halal-certified and posts certificates on its website.
- The Kebab ShopSome items or locationsThe Kebab Shop lists halal meats by region and says it also serves non-halal meats.
- The Port of Peri PeriYes, certifiedYes, according to the company. The Port of Peri Peri says every menu item is halal and that it is certified by the Halal Food Standards Alliance of America (HFSAA).
- Tim Hortons (US)No halal claimTim Hortons makes no halal claim on its official site.
- Torchy's TacosNo halal claimTorchy's Tacos makes no halal claim. Its menu does not mention halal and features pork carnitas, bacon, chorizo and a bacon bourbon marmalade.
- Tropical Smoothie CafeNo halal claimTropical Smoothie Cafe makes no halal claim on its official site.
- Tubby'sNo halal claimTubby's Sub Shops makes no halal claim on its site.
- Universal OrlandoSome items or locationsUniversal Orlando is not halal overall, but it says it can provide made-to-order halal meals with at least 4 to 5 days notice and a confirmed dining reservation.
- Waffle HouseNo halal claimWaffle House makes no halal claim; its FAQ does not mention halal.
- Walt Disney WorldSome items or locationsWalt Disney World is not halal overall, but Disney says halal meals are available on request at most table-service restaurants, ideally booked 24 hours ahead.
- WawaNo halal claimWawa makes no halal claim that we could find for its made-to-order food.
- Wayback BurgersDepends on the locationIt depends on the location. Some Wayback Burgers franchises say they serve halal meat, but the chain as a whole does not, and pork bacon is reported at some halal-serving stores.
- Wendy'sNo halal claimWendy's makes no halal claim in the US.
- Wetzel's PretzelsNo halal claimWetzel's Pretzels makes no halal claim on its official US site.
- WhataburgerNo halal claimWhataburger makes no halal claim on its official site.
- Which WichNo halal claimWhich Wich makes no halal claim in the US. Its menu has a full Ham and Pork section, and its FAQ says the cheese may contain animal rennet.
- White CastleNo halal claimWhite Castle makes no halal claim; its allergens and ingredients page and contact page do not mention halal.
- Wing SnobDepends on the locationWing Snob's own site makes no halal statement, but some of its locations are documented as serving a 100% halal menu.
- WingstopNo halal claimWingstop makes no halal claim for its US restaurants on its official site.
- Zaxby'sNo halal claimZaxby's makes no halal claim on its official site.
Grocery and meat 104
- ActiviaNo halal claimActivia makes no halal claim in the US. Its FAQ says US products are kosher certified, and the ingredient lists we read on its site show no gelatin.
- Al Safa HalalYes, certifiedAl Safa products are hand-slaughtered and certified by IFANCC (Canada) and IFANCA (US).
- Aldi (US)No halal claimAldi US makes no halal claim that we found; a search for "halal" on aldi.us returns no product labeled halal.
- ApplegateNo halal claimApplegate makes no halal claim. Its help center has no results for halal, and its range mixes pork products with beef and turkey ones.
- Atkins RanchHalal, per the brandAtkins Ranch says all of its lamb is verified halal by a recognized authority, but its website does not name the certifier.
- BabybelNo halal claimBabybel says its US cheese is not certified halal; it also says no animal rennet is used.
- Ball ParkNo halal claimBall Park makes no halal claim. Its beef and turkey hot dogs list no pork on the pages we checked, but none is halal certified, and ingredients vary by variety.
- BelGioiosoNo halal claimBelGioioso makes no halal claim. It lists which of its cheeses use non-animal rennet, such as Fresh Mozzarella, Burrata, Mascarpone and Vegetarian Parmesan.
- Bell & EvansNo halal claimBell & Evans' own FAQ asks "Are your chickens Halal certified?" and answers "No." It gives the same answer for kosher.
- Better Than BouillonNo halal claimBetter Than Bouillon says it does not make any halal-certified bases. The chicken and beef bases contain real meat, and it also sells certified vegan bases.
- Betty CrockerNo halal claimBetty Crocker makes no halal claim. The cake mix and fruit snack ingredient lists we read show no lard or gelatin, but emulsifier and flavor sources are not stated.
- Beyond MeatSome items or locationsIslamic Services of America says it certifies Beyond Burger, Beyond Beef, Beyond Sausage and other named products; Beyond Meat's own FAQ does not mention halal.
- Boar's HeadNo halal claimBoar's Head makes no halal claim; its FAQ page and site search have no mention of halal.
- Boxed HalalYes, certifiedBoxed Halal says its meat is zabiha, hand-cut and certified by the Halal Food Standards Alliance of America (HFSAA).
- ButcherBoxNo halal claimButcherBox makes no halal claim. Its help center returns no results for halal, and the service also sells pork alongside beef and chicken.
- ButterballNo halal claimButterball makes no halal claim on its US website, and in a past statement the company said its domestic products are not halal certified.
- CabotSome items or locationsMany Cabot cheddar blocks are halal certified by IFANCA and made with a microbial enzyme, but shredded, sliced, snack-size and spreadable Cabot products are excluded.
- Campbell'sNo halal claimCampbell's makes no halal claim for its US soups. Many contain chicken, beef or pork: Bean With Bacon lists bacon, pork stock and lard, and the meat is not halal certified.
- ChobaniNo halal claimChobani makes no halal claim on its US site; its Australian business says a range of products there is halal-certified.
- ChompsNo halal claimChomps makes no halal claim. The beef stick we checked lists no pork and every flavor uses a beef casing, including turkey, but nothing is halal certified.
- Cool WhipNo halal claimCool Whip makes no halal claim. Its Original whipped topping lists no gelatin, but it does list emulsifiers and flavors whose source is not stated.
- Costco (US)No halal claimCostco US makes no halal claim for its Kirkland Signature rotisserie chicken; any halal items are individual branded SKUs, not a chain policy.
- Crescent FoodsYes, certifiedCrescent Foods sells hand-slaughtered halal chicken and beef overseen by the Shar'i Zabihah Committee of Islamic Social Services.
- DaisyNo halal claimDaisy makes no halal claim. Its sour cream is described as one ingredient, cultured cream, and its cottage cheese as milk, cream and salt, with no gelatin mentioned.
- Duncan HinesNo halal claimDuncan Hines makes no halal claim. Its Creamy Vanilla frosting lists rum as an ingredient, and the cake mix we checked lists no lard or gelatin.
- EggoNo halal claimEggo makes no halal claim. Eggo Buttermilk Waffles list no gelatin, lard or meat, contain milk and eggs, and are marked Kosher Dairy on the brand's website.
- Empire KosherNo halal claimEmpire Kosher makes no halal claim. Its chicken is certified kosher by Jewish agencies, and kosher certification is not halal certification.
- EnfamilSome items or locationsEnfamil labels a few US products halal on its website, such as NeuroPro EnfaCare, but names no certifier and has no general halal statement for the range.
- FactorNo halal claimFactor makes no halal claim. Neither its FAQ nor its home page mentions halal, and its prepared meals carry no halal certification that we could find.
- FageNo halal claimFage makes no halal claim. Its Total Plain Greek yogurt lists only milk and live yogurt cultures, with no gelatin or thickeners.
- FairlifeNo halal claimFairlife makes no halal claim; its FAQ says all Fairlife products are kosher and does not mention halal.
- Foster FarmsNo halal claimFoster Farms makes no halal claim that we could find: its website returns no results for halal and its product pages do not mention halal slaughter or certification.
- Go-GurtNo halal claimGo-Gurt tubes list "kosher gelatin" and the animal source is not stated. Yoplait says many of its products are halal but does not name Go-Gurt among them.
- H-E-BDepends on the locationIt depends on the store. H-E-B's own meat carries no halal claim, but select Texas stores have stocked Crescent Foods halal chicken, beef and lamb since 2022.
- Halal PasturesYes, certifiedYes. Halal Pastures says all its animals are hand slaughtered, and HFSAA lists the farm among its certified products. The certificate copy on the farm's own site is dated through January 2024.
- Hebrew NationalNo halal claimHebrew National franks are all beef and sold as kosher, with no pork. The brand makes no halal claim, and kosher is not the same as halal certification.
- Hellmann'sNo halal claimHellmann's makes no halal claim. Real Mayonnaise is made from oil, eggs, vinegar and lemon juice, lists no meat or alcohol, and is certified Kosher Parve.
- HelloFreshNo halal claimHelloFresh makes no halal claim in the US. Its FAQ does not mention halal. You can set a No Pork preference, but the meat is not halal certified.
- Hidden Valley RanchNo halal claimHidden Valley makes no halal claim. Its Original Ranch bottled dressing lists oil, buttermilk, spices and natural flavors, with no meat, gelatin or alcohol listed.
- Hillshire FarmNoHillshire Farm's Smoked Sausage and Polska Kielbasa list pork as the first meat ingredient, and the brand makes no halal claim on any product we checked.
- Hot PocketsNo halal claimHot Pockets makes no halal claim. The Pepperoni Pizza sandwich uses pepperoni made with pork, chicken and beef, and the range also includes ham, bacon and sausage.
- Impossible FoodsSome items or locationsImpossible says its ground sausage, sausage links and most retail Impossible Beef are halal certified by IFANCA; its other products are not.
- International DelightNo halal claimInternational Delight makes no halal claim. Its creamers are kosher dairy (OU-D) and list mono and diglycerides and flavors without stating their source.
- Jack Link'sNo halal claimJack Link's FAQ says products sold in the United States and Canada "are not certified Halal or Kosher." Some varieties also contain pork.
- Jell-ONo halal claimJell-O gelatin desserts are made with animal gelatin and carry no halal certification.
- Jennie-OSome items or locationsJennie-O sells a line of halal turkey products to foodservice buyers, but its retail website makes no halal claim for the turkey sold in grocery stores.
- Jiffy Corn Muffin MixNoNo. The original Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix lists lard as an ingredient. Jiffy also sells a Vegetarian Corn Muffin Mix made with vegetable shortening, with no halal claim.
- Jimmy DeanNoJimmy Dean's core product is pork sausage. It also sells a turkey sausage roll with no pork listed, but nothing in the range carries a halal claim.
- JohnsonvilleNoJohnsonville is mainly a pork sausage company, and its FAQ says its fresh sausages use a natural pork casing. It makes no halal claim.
- Just BareNo halal claimJust Bare makes no halal claim. Its FAQ covers humane and organic certification but not halal, and a search of its site for halal finds nothing.
- K&N'sYes, certifiedYes. K&N's Foods USA says its chicken is hand-cut halal, assessed by Halal Monitoring Services (HMS) and RACS Halal. The certificate on its site is dated 2024.
- KendamilHalal, per the brandKendamil says its facility is halal inspected and that all Classic and Organic Kendamil formulas are halal certified. Its FAQ does not name the certifier.
- KerrygoldNo halal claimKerrygold USA makes no halal claim. It says all its cheeses use microbial rennet and are suitable for vegetarians, and one Dubliner variety is made with Irish stout.
- KikkomanNo halal claimKikkoman USA makes no halal claim for its soy sauce and says its soy sauces contain more than 2% alcohol by volume, produced naturally during fermentation.
- King's HawaiianNo halal claimKing's Hawaiian makes no halal claim, but says its grocery breads and rolls contain no pork and that eggs and dairy are the only animal-based ingredients.
- KnorrNo halal claimKnorr makes no halal claim in the US. Its FAQ says it cannot guarantee whether gelatin in its products comes from beef or pork, and many products contain chicken or beef.
- Knox GelatineNoKnox's website, which appears to be its Canadian one, says its unflavoured gelatine comes from a pork source. We found no separate US statement and no halal certification.
- Kraft SinglesNo halal claimKraft Singles makes no halal claim, and its FAQ lists enzymes without stating their source.
- KrogerSome items or locationsKroger lists Crescent Foods halal chicken and beef at some stores; we found no halal claim on Kroger's own brands.
- Kronos FoodsSome items or locationsOnly some. Kronos makes a halal-certified line of gyro cones and slices, but its traditional gyro cones are not halal, and restaurants rarely say which they use.
- Land O'LakesNo halal claimLand O'Lakes makes no halal claim, and it says the enzymes in its cheeses "vary and may be microbial, animal-derived, or both."
- Lea & PerrinsNo halal claimLea & Perrins makes no halal claim. Its US Worcestershire sauce contains anchovies (fish) and lists no meat or added alcohol, with natural flavorings unspecified.
- LunchablesNo halal claimLunchables makes no halal claim. Kits contain meat that is not halal certified, and pepperoni versions list pork, so most kits are not suitable.
- Marshmallow FluffNo halal claimMarshmallow Fluff makes no halal claim; the maker lists no gelatin, only corn syrup, sugar, egg white and flavor.
- McCormick Vanilla ExtractNo halal claimMcCormick makes no halal claim for its vanilla. Pure Vanilla Extract lists alcohol as an ingredient, and its Clear Vanilla Flavor lists 13% alcohol.
- MeijerSome items or locationsMeijer carries Crescent Foods halal chicken under a 2022 partnership; its own-brand meat pages do not state a halal certification.
- MidamarYes, certifiedMidamar is an ISA-certified halal brand from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, that pleaded guilty in 2015 to federal fraud over mislabeled export beef and served USDA-supervised probation.
- Mission TortillasNo halal claimMission makes no halal claim, but says its tortillas, wraps and chips contain no animal-based ingredients. Its pork rinds and Fresh Signature flatbreads are the exceptions.
- Nathan's FamousNo halal claimNathan's Famous retail franks are 100% beef with no pork listed, and one variety uses a sheep casing, but the brand makes no halal claim or certification.
- Nema HalalYes, certifiedNema Halal is a halal meat company and says its meat products are certified by NAHF, ICNA and ICP.
- OikosNo halal claimOikos makes no halal claim. The ingredient list we read for Oikos Triple Zero Vanilla has no gelatin, but the brand's FAQ says nothing about halal or kosher status.
- Old El PasoNo halal claimOld El Paso makes no halal claim. Its Traditional Refried Beans page now lists soybean oil and no lard, and the Vegetarian and Fat Free versions list no animal fat either.
- Omaha SteaksNo halal claimOmaha Steaks makes no halal claim. Its Help Center does not mention halal, and searching its store for halal brings up no halal products.
- One Stop HalalYes, certifiedYes. One Stop Halal says all its meat is certified by HFSAA, is hand cut zabiha, and is slaughtered without pre-slaughter stunning.
- Organic ValleyNo halal claimOrganic Valley makes no halal claim. It says most of its cheeses use vegetarian, microbial enzymes, with an animal-derived lipase in its Blue Cheese.
- Oscar MayerNoOscar Mayer's Classic Wieners list pork as an ingredient. Its all-beef franks contain no pork but carry no halal claim or certification.
- PerdueSome items or locationsPerdue sells halal-certified PERDUE HARVESTLAND chicken to foodservice buyers; its consumer site makes no halal claim for retail packs.
- Philadelphia cream cheeseNo halal claimPhiladelphia makes no halal claim on its US site; its FAQ does not mention halal or enzyme sources.
- Pilgrim'sNo halal claimPilgrim's makes no halal claim on its US consumer website. Its FAQ does not mention halal, and a site search for halal finds nothing.
- PillsburyNo halal claimPillsbury makes no halal claim. Its refrigerated and regular frozen pie crusts list lard, and Toaster Scrambles contain pork. Original crescent rolls list vegetable shortening.
- PublixNo halal claimPublix makes no halal claim for its meat. Its website search for halal returned only a few packaged items, and no halal-labeled meat, in October 2026.
- Reddi-wipNo halal claimReddi-wip makes no halal claim. Its site says the dairy toppings are made with real cream and no hydrogenated oils, but does not print full ingredient lists.
- Restaurant DepotNo halal claimRestaurant Depot's website says nothing about halal. Community listings report halal-certified meat at many branches, so check the certificate posted in store.
- Saffron RoadYes, certifiedAll Saffron Road products are halal-certified by IFANCA.
- Sam's ClubSome items or locationsSome of it. Sam's Club lists halal-labeled lamb and Crescent Foods halal chicken and beef on its site, but most of its meat carries no halal label.
- SargentoNo halal claimSargento makes no halal claim; it says most of its natural cheeses use non-animal rennet and none contain pork enzymes.
- SimilacSome items or locationsAbbott lists several Similac formulas as halal, including Similac 360 Total Care, but names no certifier, and its Similac Alimentum page has no halal statement.
- Slim JimNoNo. Slim Jim's FAQ says the original stick is made from beef, pork and mechanically separated chicken, and that most Slim Jim products contain pork.
- Snack PackNo halal claimSnack Pack makes no halal claim. The Juicy Gels and pudding ingredient lists we read show no gelatin: the gels are set with carrageenan and konjac flour.
- SpamNoNo. Spam Classic is made of pork with ham. A turkey variety exists with no pork listed, but it carries no halal claim or certification.
- TargetNo halal claimTarget makes no halal claim for its meat. Searching target.com for halal chicken or beef returned no halal-labeled meat when we checked in October 2026.
- The Laughing CowNo halal claimThe Laughing Cow makes no halal claim on its US site; its FAQ says the cheese is not certified kosher and does not mention halal.
- Thomas FarmsHalal, per the brandThomas Farms says all of its products are certified Zabihah Halal, though its US site names no certifier and also lists pork products.
- TillamookSome items or locationsMany Tillamook cheeses are halal-certified by IFANCA; the company says one aged cheddar made with animal rennet is an exception.
- Totino'sNo halal claimTotino's makes no halal claim. Pepperoni Pizza Rolls contain pork, chicken and beef. Cheese Pizza Rolls list no meat, but the cheese enzymes are not sourced.
- Trader Joe'sNo halal claimTrader Joe's makes no halal claim on its website, and a site search for "halal" returns no products.
- TysonNo halal claimTyson says it does not currently offer any Tyson Brand halal certified products.
- UncrustablesNo halal claimUncrustables makes no halal claim. The Peanut Butter and Grape Jelly sandwich lists no gelatin, meat or alcohol, and Smucker's says all Uncrustables are kosher certified.
- VelveetaNo halal claimVelveeta makes no halal claim. The ingredient list for the original loaf includes "enzymes" and Kraft Heinz does not state on the product page where they come from.
- WalmartSome items or locationsWalmart sells some halal-labeled third-party meat, such as Crescent Foods chicken, but we found no halal claim on its own store-brand meat.
- WegmansDepends on the locationIt depends on the store. Wegmans brand meat carries no halal claim, and halal meat is reported only at selected stores, so check your own location.
- Whole Foods MarketDepends on the locationWhole Foods has no chain-wide halal claim; halal availability comes from third-party brands such as Saffron Road in some stores.
- Wild ForkNo halal claimWild Fork makes no halal claim that we could find. Its FAQ and lamb pages do not mention halal, although the site does have a Kosher Beef category.
- Zabiha Halal (Maple Lodge Farms)Yes, certifiedZabiha Halal is a Canadian brand certified by CHFCA and HMO using machine slaughter with live Muslim blessers; US availability is not stated on its site.
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- 3 MusketeersNo halal claim3 Musketeers makes no halal claim. The official ingredient list for the bar includes egg whites and no gelatin, and the brand's help page does not mention halal.
- AirheadsNo halal claimAirheads make no halal claim; the classic bars list no gelatin, and the brand's FAQ does not address halal.
- Albanese gummiesSome items or locationsAlbanese gummies are made with pork gelatin, per the brand's FAQ. The same FAQ says many of its chocolates and nuts are certified halal.
- Almond JoyNo halal claimAlmond Joy makes no halal claim. Hershey's ingredient list for the bar shows no gelatin or alcohol and carries an OU-D kosher mark, but no halal certification.
- AltoidsNo halal claimAltoids lists gelatin in its US peppermint mints and does not state the gelatin source or make a halal claim.
- Annie's Fruit SnacksNo halal claimAnnie's describes its Organic Bunny Fruit Snacks as gelatin free and vegan, but the brand makes no halal claim and has no halal certification.
- Ben & Jerry'sNo halal claimBen & Jerry's makes no halal claim in the US; it is kosher certified by KOF-K and says some flavorings contain trace liqueur.
- BiscoffHalal, per the brandBiscoff's US website says Biscoff cookies and Biscoff cookie butter are halal certified and tells shoppers to check the pack. It does not name the certifier.
- Black Forest gummiesNoBlack Forest's FAQ states that its gummies and Juicy Burst fruit snacks use pork gelatin.
- Blue BellNo halal claimBlue Bell makes no halal claim. Most flavors list no gelatin, but Rocky Road and Banana Pudding do, and the source of that gelatin is not stated.
- Blue BunnyNo halal claimBlue Bunny makes no halal claim. It says all its products are kosher dairy certified, and none of the ingredient lists we read includes gelatin or carmine.
- Bomb PopNo halal claimBomb Pop makes no halal claim. Its ice pops are water, sugar and corn syrup with plant gums, and none of the product pages we read lists gelatin or carmine.
- Brach'sNo halal claimBrach's Candy Corn lists gelatin with no source stated, plus confectioner's glaze (shellac). The brand makes no halal claim.
- BreyersNo halal claimBreyers makes no halal claim for its US ice cream. The ingredient lists we read show no gelatin or alcohol, but we could not confirm the marshmallow flavors.
- BubsNo halal claimSwedish candy maker Bubs says its whole range is vegan and free from gelatin, but it does not claim halal certification on its website.
- Built BarNo halal claimBuilt Puff bars list both gelatin and collagen, and Built does not state the animal source on its product pages. Built makes no halal claim.
- ButterfingerNo halal claimButterfinger makes no halal claim. Ferrero's published ingredient list for Butterfinger shows no gelatin or alcohol, and the Butterfinger FAQ does not mention halal.
- CadburyNo halal claimCadbury sold in the US is a Hershey product with no halal claim. In the UK, Cadbury's owner says most of the range is suitable for a halal diet but is not halal certified.
- CheeriosNo halal claimOriginal and Honey Nut Cheerios list no gelatin or other meat ingredients, but General Mills makes no halal claim and the cereals are not halal certified.
- CheetosNo halal claimCheetos are not halal-certified: Frito-Lay says it has no halal-certified snacks in the US, and its cheese seasonings often use animal enzymes.
- Cheez-ItNo halal claimCheez-It makes no halal claim; its US FAQ confirms real dairy cheese but does not say where the cheese enzymes come from.
- Chex MixNo halal claimChex Mix has no halal claim on its site. Traditional lists no meat, gelatin or cheese, while Cheddar lists cheese made with enzymes of unstated source.
- Chips AhoyNo halal claimChips Ahoy! makes no halal claim; its US brand page does not mention halal.
- Choco PieNo halal claimOrion Choco Pie sold in the US lists gelatin with no source given, and we found no halal claim for it. We could not verify the ingredients of Lotte Choco Pie.
- Cinnamon Toast CrunchNo halal claimCinnamon Toast Crunch cereal lists no gelatin, but General Mills makes no halal claim for it, and the Cinnamon Toast Crunch Treat Bars do list gelatin.
- Clif BarNo halal claimClif Bars list plant-based ingredients and no gelatin in the products we checked, but Clif makes no halal claim on its site and the bars are not halal certified.
- Cocoa PuffsNo halal claimCocoa Puffs cereal lists no gelatin or other meat ingredients, but General Mills makes no halal claim and the cereal is not halal certified.
- CombosNo halal claimCombos make no halal claim. The Pepperoni Pizza Cracker flavor lists beef fat, and every cheese filling lists enzymes without stating where they come from.
- Crunch barNo halal claimCrunch makes no halal claim. Its FAQ does not mention halal, and Ferrero's ingredient list for Buncha Crunch includes confectioner's glaze, with no gelatin listed.
- Dippin' DotsNo halal claimDippin' Dots makes no halal claim. Its FAQ gives a kosher certification only, and the flavor ingredient lists we read show no gelatin, carmine or alcohol.
- DoritosNo halal claimDoritos are not halal-certified: Frito-Lay says it has no halal-certified snacks in the US.
- DotsNo halal claimDots gumdrops are set with modified food starch and list no gelatin on Tootsie's website, but the maker makes no halal claim.
- Dove chocolateNo halal claimDove chocolate makes no halal claim in the US. The ingredient list for Dove Promises Dark Chocolate shows no gelatin or alcohol, and Dove's help page does not mention halal.
- DrumstickNo halal claimDrumstick makes no halal claim; its FAQ says most cones are kosher and does not mention halal.
- Dum DumsNo halal claimDum-Dums lollipops list sugar, corn syrup, acids, salt, artificial flavor and colors with no gelatin, but the maker makes no halal claim.
- Edy's / Dreyer'sNo halal claimEdy's and Dreyer's make no halal claim. Their Rocky Road flavors list gelatin with no source stated, while the plain Vanilla we checked does not.
- Entenmann'sNo halal claimEntenmann's makes no halal claim; its FAQ says its mono- and diglycerides are vegetable derived.
- Extra gumNo halal claimExtra gum lists no gelatin in the varieties we checked, but the gum base and glycerol sources are not stated and there is no halal claim.
- FeastablesNo halal claimFeastables says its products are not halal certified. It also says its chocolate contains no pork products or byproducts and that no product directly contains alcohol.
- Ferrero RocherNo halal claimFerrero Rocher sold in the US carries no halal claim on its US website. The listed ingredients show no gelatin or alcohol, and the US FAQ does not mention halal.
- Friendly'sNo halal claimFriendly's grocery ice cream carries no halal claim. None of the cartons we checked lists gelatin, but its ice cream cakes and some cups list confectioner's glaze.
- FritosNo halal claimFritos carry no halal certification. Frito-Lay says Fritos Original has no animal enzymes, and its list of snacks made without pork enzymes includes the main Fritos flavors.
- Froot LoopsNo halal claimOriginal Froot Loops list no gelatin, but they are not halal certified, and Froot Loops with Marshmallows contain gelatin that WK Kellogg says may be from pork or beef.
- Frosted Mini-WheatsNo halal claimFrosted Mini-Wheats make no halal claim; Kellogg's has stated the cereal contains beef gelatin, and it has no halal certification.
- Fruit by the FootNo halal claimFruit by the Foot is described by its maker as gelatin free, but it carries no halal claim and lists monoglycerides of unstated source.
- Fruity PebblesNo halal claimRegular Fruity Pebbles list no gelatin, but Post makes no halal claim, and Marshmallow Fruity Pebbles do contain gelatin with no source stated.
- FunyunsNo halal claimFunyuns makes no halal claim; Frito-Lay lists Funyuns Onion Flavored Rings as made without pork enzymes.
- GhirardelliNo halal claimGhirardelli makes no halal claim on its website. Its product FAQ says the company no longer uses gelatin, and some squares list vanilla extract among the ingredients.
- Girl Scout CookiesHalal, per the brandGirl Scouts of the USA says every cookie flavor is kosher and halal certified but names no certifier. The one certificate we found, from IFANCA for one of the two bakers, ran to the end of 2023.
- GodivaNo halal claimGodiva's US website makes no halal claim that we could find. Its UK site says its chocolates are halal certified by the Halal Food Council of Europe, which we could not confirm for US boxes.
- GoldfishNo halal claimGoldfish makes no halal claim; the cheddar crackers list cheese made with enzymes and the brand's site does not state the enzyme source.
- Good HumorNo halal claimGood Humor makes no halal claim. The two bars we could check list no gelatin or alcohol, but we could not read the list for Strawberry Shortcake.
- Gushers / Fruit Roll-UpsNo halal claimGeneral Mills makes no halal claim for Gushers or Fruit Roll-Ups; the labels list no gelatin and Gushers boxes say "Gelatin free".
- Häagen-DazsNo halal claimHäagen-Dazs makes no halal claim in the US and says several of its ice creams contain alcohol at under 0.5% by volume.
- Halo TopNo halal claimHalo Top makes no halal claim on its US site.
- HariboSome items or locationsOnly some Haribo is halal: Haribo says products made in its Turkish factory are halal-certified, while its standard gummies are made primarily with pork gelatin.
- Hello PandaNo halal claimHello Panda sold in the US is made in California and carries no halal claim, though its ingredient list shows no gelatin. The Singapore-made version is labeled halal-certified.
- Hershey'sNo halal claimHershey's makes no halal claim in the US; the company states that nearly all its chocolate products are kosher certified by the OU.
- Hi-ChewNoHi-Chew's US FAQ states that Hi-Chew products contain pork gelatin.
- Honey Bunches of OatsNo halal claimHoney Bunches of Oats cereals list no gelatin, but Post makes no halal claim, and Post itself counts the added vitamin D3 as animal-derived.
- Honey MaidNo halal claimHoney Maid graham crackers carry no halal certification in the US. The official ingredient list shows no gelatin, lard or other animal ingredient apart from honey.
- Hostess (Twinkies)No halal claimHostess makes no halal claim, and its Twinkies ingredient list includes tallow and hydrogenated tallow.
- Hot TamalesNo halal claimHot Tamales list no gelatin, but maker Just Born says its candies are not halal certified, and the candy is finished with confectioners glaze.
- Hubba BubbaNo halal claimHubba Bubba Bubble Tape lists no gelatin, but the gum base and glycerol are not broken down and the brand makes no halal claim.
- Hudsonville Ice CreamNo halal claimHudsonville makes no halal claim. Most flavors list no gelatin, but Dirtcake does, and a few list shellac, confectioner's glaze or alcohol in a flavoring.
- Ice BreakersNo halal claimIce Breakers Ice Cubes gum lists gelatin with no source stated. The Coolmint mints we checked list none. Hershey makes no halal claim for the brand.
- IndomieYes, certifiedIndomie is made by Indofood in Indonesia, and the brand lists halal certification from LPPOM MUI, the Indonesian halal body.
- Jelly BellyNo halal claimThe Jelly Belly jelly bean ingredient lists we read show no gelatin, but they include beeswax and confectioner's glaze, and we found no halal claim.
- Jet-Puffed MarshmallowsNoKraft Heinz has stated that the gelatin in Jet-Puffed Marshmallows is pork-based.
- Jolly RancherNo halal claimJolly Rancher makes no halal claim; Hershey's pages list no gelatin in the hard candy or original gummies we checked.
- Junior MintsNo halal claimJunior Mints make no halal claim. Tootsie's current ingredient list shows no gelatin, but it does include confectioner's glaze, and the pack is marked kosher OU-D.
- KeeblerNo halal claimKeebler cookies make no halal claim. The brand says they are certified Kosher Dairy and vegetarian suitable, with no meat, poultry or fish.
- Kellogg's Frosted FlakesNo halal claimFrosted Flakes makes no halal claim; its maker says gelatin is used in frosted and marshmallow products without listing them.
- KINDNo halal claimKIND says its snacks are kosher certified by the Orthodox Union, but it makes no halal claim and we found no halal certification for KIND bars.
- Kinder (Bueno and Joy)No halal claimKinder makes no halal claim on its US site; the US ingredient list for Kinder Joy shows no gelatin or alcohol.
- Kit KatNo halal claimKit Kat sold in the US is made by Hershey, which makes no halal claim for it; Kit Kat in some other countries is made by Nestlé with local halal certification.
- KlondikeNo halal claimKlondike makes no halal claim. The bars, sandwich and cone we checked list no gelatin or alcohol, but the mono and diglycerides and flavors are not sourced on the label.
- Kraft Mac & CheeseNo halal claimKraft Mac & Cheese makes no halal claim; its cheese sauce lists enzymes and the brand's site does not say where they come from.
- Krispy KremeNo halal claimKrispy Kreme makes no halal claim in the US, though it says the only animal by-products in its everyday doughnuts are eggs and dairy.
- Laffy TaffyNo halal claimLaffy Taffy lists no gelatin on its website, though it contains mono- and diglycerides of unstated source, and it carries no halal claim.
- Lay'sNo halal claimLay's makes no halal claim and is not halal-certified in the US; Frito-Lay only publishes a list of snacks made without pork enzymes.
- Life SaversNo halal claimLife Savers Gummies contain gelatin with no source stated on the ingredient list. We could not confirm any halal claim for the brand.
- LindtNo halal claimLindt USA makes no halal claim and its FAQ does not mention halal. It says no liqueur-filled Lindt products are imported into the US and that its chocolates are suitable for vegetarians.
- Little DebbieNo halal claimLittle Debbie makes no halal claim on its site that we could find.
- Lucky CharmsNoGeneral Mills states that the gelatin in Lucky Charms marshmallow pieces is made from pork collagen.
- M&M'sNo halal claimM&M's make no halal claim in the US; the US FAQ states only that Milk Chocolate M&M's made and sold in the US are kosher.
- MagnumNo halal claimMagnum ice cream bars in the US carry no halal claim. The bars we checked list no gelatin, but they do list vanilla extract and unspecified mono and diglycerides.
- MaruchanNo halal claimMaruchan makes no halal claim, and its US ramen soup bases list meat ingredients such as beef fat and powdered cooked chicken.
- MentosNo halal claimMentos says its US products are not certified halal; the US chewy mint ingredient lists we read show no gelatin.
- Mike and IkeNo halal claimMike and Ike lists no gelatin, but its maker Just Born says its candies are not halal certified, and the candy is coated with confectioners glaze.
- Milk DudsNo halal claimMilk Duds make no halal claim. Hershey's ingredient list shows no gelatin, but it includes confectioner's glaze and mono- and diglycerides with no stated source.
- MilkaNo halal claimMilka makes no halal claim that we could find. Its FAQ says the only animal-derived ingredients in classic Alpine Milk chocolate are milk, whey powder and butterfat.
- Milky WayNo halal claimMilky Way makes no halal claim in the US. The official ingredient list for the original bar includes egg whites and no gelatin, and the brand's help page does not mention halal.
- My/MochiHalal, per the brandMy/Mochi says its mochi ice cream is halal certified, and its product pages show a halal seal, but the company does not name the certifier on its website.
- Nature ValleyNo halal claimThe Nature Valley bars we checked list no gelatin or meat ingredients, but General Mills makes no halal claim and the bars are not halal certified.
- NerdsNo halal claimNerds make no halal claim; US Nerds Gummy Clusters list gelatin and carmine color, and the UK pack labels the gelatin as pork.
- Nilla WafersNo halal claimNilla Wafers have no halal certification in the US. The official list shows no gelatin or animal fat, but it does include mono- and diglycerides of unstated source.
- Nissin (Cup Noodles and Top Ramen)No halal claimNissin makes no halal claim in the US. Chicken and Beef flavors contain chicken fat, chicken powder or beef fat. Top Ramen Soy Sauce and Chili are labeled vegetarian.
- Nongshim (Shin Ramyun)No halal claimNongshim USA makes no halal claim for Shin Ramyun. The US product lists beef bone extract, beef extract and beef fat, with no halal certification shown.
- NutellaSome items or locationsNutella's US FAQ says Nutella & Go! Breadsticks and Nutella B-ready are halal certified; it makes no halal statement for the jar of spread.
- Nutri-GrainNo halal claimNutri-Grain bars list no gelatin, but the brand makes no halal claim and the bars list glycerin, mono- and diglycerides and vitamin D3 with no source stated.
- Nutter ButterNo halal claimNutter Butter cookies have no halal certification in the US. The official ingredient lists show no gelatin, animal fat, dairy or egg in the sandwich cookies or wafers.
- Orbit gumNo halal claimOrbit makes no halal claim; its US contact and help page does not mention halal or ingredient sources.
- OreoNo halal claimOreo makes no halal claim in the US; its maker says halal offerings are decided market by market.
- Orville Redenbacher'sNo halal claimOrville Redenbacher's makes no halal claim; its FAQ does not mention halal.
- OutshineNo halal claimOutshine makes no halal claim. Its fruit bars are mostly fruit, water and cane sugar with no gelatin listed, and the brand says all its frozen snacks are kosher OU-D.
- PeepsNoNo. Peeps maker Just Born says the gelatin in Peeps marshmallow candies is derived from pork, and that its candies are not halal certified.
- Pepperidge Farm MilanoNo halal claimMilano cookies carry no halal claim. The official ingredient lists show no gelatin or animal fat, but they do include vanilla extract and natural flavor.
- Pirate's BootyNo halal claimPirate's Booty makes no halal claim. Its maker says all the snacks are OU kosher certified, and the cheddar cheese lists enzymes without stating their source.
- PockyNo halal claimPocky sold in the US has no halal claim. Glico says its only animal-derived primary ingredients are whole milk powder and lactose, and that it contains no alcohol.
- Pop-TartsNo halal claimPop-Tarts carry no halal certification, and frosted varieties list gelatin as an ingredient.
- PopsicleNo halal claimPopsicle makes no halal claim. The ice pops we checked list no gelatin, carmine or alcohol, and the brand says most of its products are certified kosher.
- PringlesNo halal claimPringles makes no halal claim on its US site and its FAQ does not mention halal or the source of its dairy enzymes.
- Quaker ChewyNo halal claimQuaker Chewy bars carry no halal claim. The S'mores flavor lists gelatin in its marshmallow bits, and every flavor we checked lists glycerin with no source stated.
- QuestNo halal claimQuest bars and chips list dairy proteins and no gelatin in the products we checked, but Quest makes no halal claim and the chips use cheese enzymes of unstated source.
- Raisin BranNo halal claimKellogg's Raisin Bran lists no gelatin or other meat ingredients, but WK Kellogg makes no halal claim and the cereal is not halal certified.
- Red VinesYes, certifiedRed Vines Original Red Twists are listed by the maker as Etimad Halal certified, and the company says Red Vines contain no animal products.
- Reese'sNo halal claimReese's makes no halal claim; Hershey's ingredient list for the peanut butter cups shows no gelatin.
- Reese's PuffsNo halal claimReese's Puffs cereal lists no gelatin, but General Mills makes no halal claim for it and the cereal is not halal certified.
- Rice KrispiesNo halal claimRice Krispies cereal lists no gelatin, unlike Rice Krispies Treats bars, but WK Kellogg makes no halal claim and the cereal is not halal certified.
- Rice Krispies TreatsNoKellogg's has stated that beef or pork gelatin may be used in all varieties of Rice Krispies Treats bars sold in the US.
- Ring PopNo halal claimRing Pop hard candy lists sugar, corn syrup, lactic acid, flavors and colors with no gelatin, but the brand makes no halal claim.
- RitzNo halal claimRitz makes no halal claim; its US brand page does not mention halal.
- RufflesNo halal claimRuffles makes no halal claim; Frito-Lay says Ruffles Original has no animal enzymes and lists ten flavors as made without pork enzymes.
- Samyang BuldakUnclearSamyang America's site makes no halal statement, while at least one US retailer lists a Buldak product as halal. Check the pack.
- SkinnyPopNo halal claimSkinnyPop makes no halal claim. Original and two other flavors are certified vegan, while White Cheddar uses cheese made with enzymes of unstated source.
- SkittlesNo halal claimOriginal Skittles in the US list no gelatin, but they carry no halal certification, and Skittles Gummies do contain gelatin.
- SmartfoodNo halal claimSmartfood popcorn is not halal certified. Its main flavors, including White Cheddar, are on Frito-Lay's list of snacks made without pork enzymes, but the cheese may use other animal enzymes.
- SmartiesNo halal claimUS Smarties candy rolls are stated by the maker to be vegan with no animal products, but the company makes no halal claim on its website.
- SmartSweetsNo halal claimSmartSweets says its Gummy Worms contain gelatin and everything else in the range is plant-based. The brand makes no halal claim.
- SnickersNo halal claimSnickers makes no halal claim in the US; Mars says only that Snickers sold in the Middle East and North Africa are halal suitable.
- Sour Patch KidsNo halal claimSour Patch Kids carry no halal certification in the US; the original US recipe lists modified corn starch and no gelatin.
- Sour PunchSome items or locationsSour Punch says most of its candies are Etimad Halal certified and contain no gelatin, but not every product carries the halal certification.
- Sour StripsNo halal claimSour Strips says its candy is not directly made with any animal products, but it is not kosher certified and makes no halal claim.
- Special KNo halal claimSpecial K Original and Red Berries cereals list no gelatin, but WK Kellogg makes no halal claim and the cereals are not halal certified.
- StarburstNo halal claimUS Starburst Original Fruit Chews contain gelatin and carry no halal certification.
- Sun ChipsNo halal claimSunChips makes no halal claim; Frito-Lay says SunChips Original has no animal enzymes and lists several flavors as made without pork enzymes.
- Swedish FishNo halal claimSwedish Fish carry no halal certification in the US; the US ingredient list has no gelatin and uses modified corn starch.
- SweeTartsNo halal claimOriginal SweeTarts list no gelatin, but SweeTarts Ropes and Gummy Halos do contain gelatin of unstated source. The brand makes no halal claim.
- TakisNo halal claimTakis is not halal-certified, and the US site makes no halal statement; only the Canadian site addresses the question.
- TalentiNo halal claimTalenti makes no halal claim. Its gelato lists no gelatin in the flavors we read, but Double Dark Chocolate is made with vermouth and most flavors list vanilla extract.
- Teddy GrahamsNo halal claimTeddy Grahams have no halal certification in the US. The Honey and Chocolate varieties list no gelatin, animal fat, dairy or egg, though both list natural flavor.
- Tic TacNo halal claimTic Tac makes no halal claim on its US site; the FAQ has no halal question.
- Toaster StrudelNo halal claimPillsbury Toaster Strudel lists no gelatin in the flavors we checked, but it makes no halal claim and lists mono and diglycerides with no source stated.
- TobleroneNo halal claimToblerone makes no current halal claim that we could find. Its maker told CNN in 2018 that the Swiss factory was halal certified, but named no certifier, and the brand's site is silent today.
- Tony's ChocolonelyNo halal claimTony's Chocolonely makes no halal claim on its US site. Its FAQ does not mention halal, and the nougat in its Milk Honey Almond Nougat bar is listed with egg whites, with no gelatin.
- Tootsie RollNo halal claimTootsie Rolls and Tootsie Pops list no gelatin on Tootsie's website, but they contain milk ingredients and carry no halal claim.
- TostitosNo halal claimTostitos makes no halal claim; Frito-Lay says plain Tostitos have no animal enzymes and lists many varieties as made without pork enzymes.
- Trident gumNo halal claimTrident says its gum is not certified halal.
- TriscuitNo halal claimTriscuit has no halal certification in the US. Original is just wheat, canola oil and sea salt, but cheese flavors use enzyme modified cheese with no enzyme source given.
- TrixNo halal claimTrix cereal lists no gelatin or other meat ingredients, but General Mills makes no halal claim and the cereal is not halal certified.
- TrolliNo halal claimTrolli makes no halal claim in the US; its gummies list gelatin and the brand's site does not state the animal source.
- Turkey HillNo halal claimTurkey Hill makes no halal claim. It says all its products are certified kosher, and none of the ice cream ingredient lists we read includes gelatin.
- TwixNo halal claimTwix makes no halal claim in the US; Mars says only that Twix sold in the Middle East and North Africa are halal suitable.
- TwizzlersNo halal claimTwizzlers make no halal claim; Hershey's ingredient list for Strawberry Twists has no gelatin or carmine.
- WarheadsNo halal claimWarheads says some chewy products, including Lil' Worms and Ooze Chewz, use gelatin derived from beef. It does not claim the beef is halal.
- Welch's Fruit SnacksSome items or locationsWelch's says its main Fruit Snacks use pork or beef gelatin, and names three other products as halal compliant.
- Wheat ThinsNo halal claimWheat Thins are not sold with a halal claim in the US. Original lists only plant ingredients, while the Ranch flavor adds cheddar cheese made with enzymes of unstated source.
- YoplaitSome items or locationsYoplait says many of its yogurts are halal, including Yoplait Original, but that its Whips! range is not; no certifier is named.
- YumEarthNo halal claimMost YumEarth candy we checked is vegan or made with pectin, but YumEarth Gummy Bears contain gelatin of unstated source. No halal claim found.
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- 5-hour EnergyNo halal claim5-hour Energy makes no halal claim. The company says the shots are kosher certified by Star-K and that no animal products are added to them.
- Alani NuNo halal claimAlani Nu makes no halal claim. Its FAQ lists its energy drinks as vegan and gluten-free, and the ingredient list we read shows no gelatin or carmine, but no halal certification.
- Arizona Iced TeaNo halal claimAriZona makes no halal claim for its drinks; its FAQ says its fruit snacks use pork gelatin.
- Athletic BrewingNo halal claimAthletic Brewing makes no halal claim, and says its non-alcoholic beer contains very low amounts of alcohol, below 0.5% ABV.
- BarbicanHalal, per the brandBarbican says its malt drink has received halal certification and has 0% alcohol during manufacturing, though its FAQ does not name the certifying body.
- Barq'sNo halal claimBarq's is a root beer soda, a soft drink and not a beer. Coca-Cola makes no halal claim for it in the US, and its listed ingredients show no alcohol, gelatin or carmine.
- Body ArmorNo halal claimBODYARMOR makes no halal claim; its FAQ does not mention halal.
- Budweiser ZeroNo halal claimBudweiser Zero carries no halal claim. Budweiser describes it as an alcohol free brew and lists alcohol by volume as 0, made from barley, rice, hops and water.
- BundabergSome items or locationsSome Bundaberg drinks are halal certified by ICCV, but its own chart marks Ginger Beer and Root Beer as not certified. The brews are fermented, with under 0.5% residual alcohol.
- Capri SunNo halal claimCapri Sun makes no halal claim in the US. The pouch ingredient lists on Kraft Heinz's site are water, sugar, fruit juice concentrates and flavor, with no gelatin or carmine.
- CelsiusNo halal claimCelsius makes no halal claim; it says its drinks are certified kosher, gluten free and non-GMO, and does not mention halal.
- Coca-ColaNo halal claimCoca-Cola makes no halal claim on its US site; the company calls it a non-alcoholic product and says it is halal-certified in Thailand, not in Great Britain.
- Corona Non-AlcoholicNo halal claimCorona Non-Alcoholic carries no halal claim, and Corona states that it contains less than 0.5% alcohol by volume, so it is not a 0.0% drink.
- Dr PepperNo halal claimDr Pepper makes no halal claim; neither its site nor Keurig Dr Pepper's consumer help center says anything about halal.
- ElectrolitHalal, per the brandElectrolit says yes: its US FAQ states that Electrolit is kosher and halal certified, though the FAQ does not name the halal certifier.
- FantaNo halal claimFanta makes no halal claim in the US; Coca-Cola's US FAQ and the Fanta page do not mention halal.
- Fever-TreeNo halal claimFever-Tree says its products are not certified halal. Its ginger beer is sold as non-alcoholic, and its UK FAQ says flavorings may leave trace alcohol under 0.5% ABV.
- GatoradeNo halal claimGatorade makes no halal claim; its FAQ covers kosher certification only.
- GT's KombuchaNo halal claimGT's makes no halal claim, and says its kombucha contains naturally occurring alcohol from fermentation; its Classic line is sold only to adults 21 and over.
- Guinness 0No halal claimGuinness 0 carries no halal claim. Guinness says it is brewed as regular Guinness and the alcohol is then removed by cold filtration, and lists it at 0% alcohol.
- Health-Ade KombuchaNo halal claimHealth-Ade makes no halal claim. It says all kombucha has trace alcohol from fermentation and that its kombucha is under 0.5% alcohol by volume.
- Heineken 0.0No halal claimHeineken makes no halal claim for 0.0; Heineken Malaysia said in 2019 it is sold in non-halal zones, strictly for non-Muslims.
- KeVitaNo halal claimKeVita makes no halal claim on its product pages. Its drinks are fermented, and its Master Brew Kombucha is labeled "Verified Non-Alcoholic".
- Kool-AidNo halal claimKool-Aid makes no halal claim. Kraft Heinz describes its drink mix as kosher and gluten-free, and the powder ingredient lists we read show no gelatin or carmine.
- Lifeway KefirNo halal claimLifeway makes no halal claim. It says its kefir is formulated to contain no alcohol, but its collagen smoothies list hydrolyzed collagen with no source given.
- LiptonNo halal claimLipton's US site makes no halal claim. Its FAQ says most of its teas are certified OU Kosher, including black, green, flavored and powdered teas.
- Liquid DeathNo halal claimLiquid Death makes no halal claim. Despite the name, it sells canned water, sparkling water, iced tea and energy drinks, and says all its beverages are vegan.
- Liquid I.V.No halal claimLiquid I.V. makes no halal claim; its FAQ does not mention halal.
- Martinelli'sNo halal claimMartinelli's makes no halal claim. Its Sparkling Cider is listed as pasteurized carbonated apple juice with vitamin C, and the company says it contains no alcohol.
- MiloNo halal claimWe found no halal statement for Milo sold in the US. Nestle's Malaysian site shows a halal logo, and its Australian FAQ confirms only some Milo products as halal certified.
- Minute MaidNo halal claimMinute Maid makes no halal claim. Its orange juice lists only filtered water and concentrated orange juice, and its FAQ pages say nothing about halal.
- Monster EnergyNo halal claimMonster Energy makes no halal claim; its FAQ says its taurine is synthetic and that some products contain dairy.
- Mountain DewNo halal claimMountain Dew makes no halal claim; its FAQ and PepsiCo's help page for the brand do not mention halal.
- MoussyNo halal claimMoussy's own website calls it a non-alcoholic malt beverage but gives no alcohol percentage and makes no halal statement that we could find.
- NesquikNo halal claimNesquik makes no halal claim on its US page that we could find.
- OlipopNo halal claimOlipop makes no halal claim; its FAQ says it is not certified kosher and does not mention halal.
- PedialyteSome items or locationsAbbott lists several Pedialyte liquids as halal on its US product pages, but names no certifier, and its Freezer Pops page lists kosher only.
- PepsiNo halal claimPepsi makes no halal claim in the US; its FAQ does not mention halal, and Pepsi's UK site says its drinks hold no halal certification.
- PoppiNo halal claimPoppi makes no halal claim on its site that we could find.
- PoweradeNo halal claimPowerade makes no halal claim in the US. Its FAQ says it is kosher and gluten free, and the ingredient lists on its site show no gelatin or carmine.
- Prime HydrationNo halal claimPrime says its products hold no formal halal certification, and states they contain no ingredients or processes that would require it.
- Red BullNo halal claimRed Bull's US website makes no halal claim.
- Reed's Ginger BeerNo halal claimReed's makes no halal claim. Its FAQ says its ginger beers do not contain alcohol, but the brand also sells Reed's Hard Mule, which is 5% ABV.
- Rockstar EnergyNo halal claimRockstar makes no halal claim and says it is not kosher certified. Its FAQ says its ingredients contain no animal products, except Boom flavors, which contain dairy.
- SnappleNo halal claimSnapple makes no halal claim. Its FAQ says most products are kosher certified and that its natural flavors come from fruits, spices or other botanicals.
- SpriteNo halal claimSprite makes no halal claim in the US; Coca-Cola's US FAQ and the Sprite page do not mention halal.
- StarbucksNo halal claimWe found no halal certification claim from Starbucks for its US stores.
- Swiss MissNo halal claimSwiss Miss says its products are not halal certified. Its marshmallow cocoa contains gelatin with no source stated, while the plain milk chocolate mix lists none.
- ToraniSome items or locationsTorani's FAQ lists specific syrups, sauces and puree blends under its halal certification question, but not every flavor is on the list and no certifier is named.
- TropicanaNo halal claimTropicana makes no halal claim. Its FAQ says a variety of its products are Kosher Pareve and that its juices have no artificial colors, flavors or sweeteners.
- VitaminwaterNo halal claimVitaminwater makes no halal claim in the US. The ingredient lists on Coca-Cola's site show plant-based colors and no gelatin or carmine, and one flavor lists taurine.
- YakultNo halal claimYakult USA makes no halal claim; Yakult is halal-certified by JAKIM in Malaysia, which does not cover the US product.
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- CentrumNo halal claimCentrum makes no halal claim in the US. The Centrum Adults tablet label we read lists no gelatin, but we could not confirm the ingredients of its gummies.
- CeraVeNo halal claimCeraVe makes no halal claim. Its Moisturizing Cream lists glycerin and cholesterol without stating their source, and the brand's FAQ does not address it.
- ColgateNo halal claimColgate makes no halal claim on its US site. It says most of its products are vegan, but some toothpastes contain gelatin beads and no source is given.
- CrestNo halal claimCrest makes no halal claim. It names three Cavity Protection toothpastes as free of animal by-products, but does not state the source of glycerin in others.
- DymatizeNo halal claimDymatize makes no halal claim on its ISO100 pages. The ingredients are whey protein isolates, flavors, soy lecithin and sweeteners, with no gelatin listed.
- Emergen-CNo halal claimEmergen-C makes no halal claim. Its gummies are set with pectin and list no gelatin, while its Chewables contain fish gelatin.
- EnsureHalal, per the brandAbbott lists Ensure Original and Ensure High Protein shakes as halal on its US product pages, though the pages we read do not name a halal certifier.
- Garden of LifeNo halal claimGarden of Life makes no halal claim that we could find. Its Organics gummies are described as made with fruit pectin and no gelatin, and some carry kosher marks.
- GoliNo halal claimGoli gummies are made with pectin and contain no gelatin, and the company calls them vegan, but its FAQ does not claim halal certification.
- ListerineNo halal claimListerine makes no halal claim. Listerine Cool Mint Antiseptic lists alcohol at 21.6%, while the Zero Alcohol versions list no alcohol in their ingredients.
- MyproteinNo halal claimMyprotein's US site makes no halal claim. Its UK site lists halal-certified options for specific flavors, which does not automatically apply to US products.
- Nature MadeNo halal claimNature Made makes no halal claim and says it mainly uses pork gelatin in its softgels, gummies and capsules, although it also sells pectin-based gummies.
- Nature's BountyNo halal claimNature's Bounty makes no halal claim. Several of its gummies and softgels list gelatin, and the product pages we read do not say which animal it comes from.
- Noor VitaminsYes, certifiedYes. Noor Vitamins says all of its products are certified halal by the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), and are free of pork and alcohol.
- NOW FoodsSome items or locationsSome NOW Foods products are halal certified and carry a halal logo. NOW says its halal gelatin capsules use beef or fish gelatin, but not every product is certified.
- OllyNo halal claimOlly makes no halal claim, and its own FAQ lists many gummies as made with pork gelatin, others with beef gelatin, and a smaller group as vegetarian or vegan.
- Optimum NutritionNo halal claimOptimum Nutrition says its Gold Standard 100% Whey is not halal certified, and that the gelatin it uses in its products comes from bovine and porcine sources.
- OrgainNo halal claimOrgain makes no halal claim. Most of its products are kosher certified by the Orthodox Union, and its help center has no article on halal certification.
- Premier ProteinNo halal claimPremier Protein makes no halal claim. Its Chocolate shake is milk protein based with no gelatin listed, and the pages we read do not mention halal.
- RitualNo halal claimRitual's multivitamins are labeled vegan and use a plant-based capsule with no gelatin, but Ritual does not claim halal certification for its finished products.
- SmartyPantsNo halal claimSmartyPants says it has no halal certification. Its omega formulas contain beef gelatin, while its Organic, Zero Sugar and no-omega lines are gelatin-free.
- Vital ProteinsNo halal claimVital Proteins makes no halal claim. Its collagen comes from bovine hides, fish or chicken, some products are kosher certified, and halal is not mentioned.
- Zarbee'sNo halal claimZarbee's makes no halal claim that we could find. Its gummy pages describe the gummies as made with fruit pectin and no animal gelatin.
Most recent check: October 2026. Found something newer? Email abe@halalfoodjunkie.com with the link.