Is lucky charm marshmellows actually marshmellows?

Yes, Lucky Charms marshmallows are actually marshmallows. However, they are slightly different from regular marshmallows in terms of texture and ingredients. Lucky Charms marshmallows are smaller, denser, and contain more sugar and artificial flavors and colors.

what is in them?

The ingredients of Lucky Charms marshmallows can vary slightly based on the region in which they are sold, but the general ingredients include:

- Sugar
- Corn Syrup
- Modified Corn Starch
- Gelatin
- Natural and Artificial Flavor
- Artificial Color (including Red 40, Yellow 5, Blue 1, and others)

Lucky Charms marshmallows also contain some additional ingredients such as citric acid and dextrose which are used to enhance their flavor and texture. It's worth noting that while Lucky Charms marshmallows are not considered vegan or vegetarian due to the inclusion of gelatin, there are now some vegan and vegetarian versions available in the market that use alternative ingredients like tapioca starch and carrageenan.

does it have pork in it?

Yes, Lucky Charms marshmallows contain gelatin, which is usually derived from the collagen of animal bones and skin, particularly from pig skin. Therefore, Lucky Charms marshmallows are not suitable for anyone following a vegetarian or vegan diet, or for those who avoid consuming pork or pork by-products due to religious or ethical reasons.

what in the world bro

I understand your surprise, but many processed foods contain ingredients like gelatin, which is derived from animal sources. Manufacturers use gelatin in food products like marshmallows because it provides a unique texture and can help keep the food moist. However, there are now some vegetarian and vegan versions of marshmallows available that use alternative ingredients like agar-agar or carrageenan instead of gelatin.

Never again am I eating there marshmallows lol

I completely understand your decision, and it's important to make choices that align with your beliefs and dietary preferences. There are many other brands and types of marshmallows available in the market that do not contain gelatin or any animal-derived ingredients, so you can still enjoy this treat without compromising on your values.

Not because of religion. I'm a Christian. But nevermind, I'll eat them. it's too good to pass up.