Liz Lovely is Certified Vegan
with Liz Lovely company founders Liz and Dan at the bakery in Vermont.
What Does "Vegan" Mean?
Simply put, vegan means made without animal products. In terms of cookies, this means no milk, no butter, and no eggs.
Why Are Vegan Cookies Important?
Factory farms, even "free range" dairy and egg farms, subject animals to cruel and inhumane conditions. Plus, animal agriculture is not an efficient or environmentally friendly way to produce food. Farm animals require land, water and other resources that could be used to grow many more tons of vegetables for human consumption. What's more, excessive consumption of animal fats and proteins has been linked to heart disease, cancer, obesity, and other diseases.
Baking A Difference™
We understand that you, and the world at large, won't change it's eating habits overnight. But you can still make a difference! Every time you purchase Liz Lovely Cookies you're saving animals, helping the planet, and improving your own health. Pure indulgence with a social conscience.
Liz Lovely is Certified Vegan
Liz Lovely products are Certified Vegan by Vegan Action. There are no animal products including milk, butter, eggs, or gelatin in our products. The organic sugar in our cookies is not processed with animal-derived charcoal. We even provide a nutritious vegan lunch and vegan snacks everyday to our crew.
