Many get confused by whether Milkybars Mini Eggs is halal or haram. One of the blog fans requested a full explanation of these products since it is among the trending sales.
So, in this blog post, we will answer this question by checking whether the ingredients came from a haram source or halal. This explanation is not the final answer. You can also ask Faqih at Masjid.
So, Let’s start with a small intro and the ingredients list.
About Milkybar Mini Eggs & Its Ingredients
Milkybar Mini Eggs is a variety of the Milkybar brand, and it is white chocolate produced & owned by Nestle.
Also, It is has a smooth and creamy texture and milky taste. Milkybar produces many products, including bars, buttons, eggs, ice cream, and chocolate bars.
The ingredients used to make this bar are a little tricky since some components seem haram. So, Mini Eggs are made using the following:
- Vegetable Oils (Mango, Pal, Shea, and Sal)
- Milk (Various types: Deried, Skimmed, & whey)
- Cocoa Butter
- Wheat Flour,
- Emulsifier
- Flavors
- Colors
- Glazing Agents
- Fruit & Vegetable Concenytare
- Barley malt extract
- Acids
Are Milkybar Mini Eggs Halal or Haram? Here’s the answer
The answer is YES. Milkybar Mini Eggs are halal, even if they contain Glazing Agent. The reason is that instead of deriving the Glazing Agent from Shellac, which is considered haram. They derived it from halal sources, which are carnauba wax & beeswax white, both are suitable for Muslims.
So, Milkybar Mini Eggs are considered suitable and safe for Muslims.
Final Thought
Indeed, Mini Eggs are halal since they are made from halal sources.
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