Yummallo Vegan Marshmallows, 10 oz (283 g)

We toasted these tonight over a bonfire and they were perfect! They are also good right out of the bag. Taste exactly like dandies to me… actually better I think. I prefer these vegan marshmallows over the non-vegan kind because they’re more dense/heavier with a nicer texture. Bought these for $3.98 but I noticed they increased the price so that’s a bummer. :/ Most vegan specialty items are so overpriced that it’s not reasonable to buy them frequently. Otherwise no complaints.

Most vegan marshmallows contain soy. I am allergic and don’t allow my kids to consume any soy. These marshmallows are awesome! Great texture and my kinds can finally have a form of a rice Krispy treat. I was blown away Walmart was carrying these. My youngest is the one that spotted them on a trip and are now a household staple. My local natural store only carries dandies and sadly they have soy.

These are my favorites no piggys in this one and still dquishy too! I've bought like 12 bags in 2 months!

Delicious! I really don't see how people didn't like them. I usually go out of my way to buy Dandies, but i find these to be just as good.

These have more of a vanilla taste. I eat these when I want sweets. Sometimes I fold them around nuts and eat. Very addicting.

These are wonderful! They are a little softer than regular marshmallows but my 4-year-old daughter who is allergic to both gelatin and soy can eat these because they are made with rice protein! Thank you so much! It makes her so happy to be able to eat marshmallows when everyone else is.

It’s been years since I’ve had gelatin-based marshmallows, so I can’t say if these taste like them. But to me, these are good. Not the healthiest, but when our family does a campfire, it’s nice to join in on the s’mores.

Ate one marshmallow and that was immediately my last. I have tried other vegan marshmallows and these were not good. Taste was awful. They were very sweet and they kinda just dissolved in your mouth and left a sugary, grainy after taste. Don’t waste your money on these.

I bought these for a sweet potato casserole. They weren't out of date but they did come in one big yellow clump. Digging them out of the bag was annoying. Then I cooked the casserole. If you're planning on doing that, just don't. The pot had at least an inch and a half for them to safely expand and I left two inch margin between the marshmallows and the edge of the pan. They expanded to at least four times their original size and boiled right over on to the bottom of the oven. Then they caught fire. Then the ones still in the casserole immediately collapsed into a thin white goo.

Almost out of date! please check dates before selling them.