As a food science expert with a focus on dietary preferences and food innovation, I can explain that not all Oreo cookies are vegan by default. Traditional Oreo cookies contain dairy products, as they use non-vegan ingredients like milk. However, there are vegan alternatives available in the market that are specifically formulated to exclude animal-derived ingredients.

The key to making Oreo cookies vegan is to replace the non-vegan ingredients with plant-based alternatives. For example, instead of using milk, a vegan version would use plant milk like almond, soy, or oat milk. Additionally, any gelatin or other animal-derived additives would be replaced with vegan substitutes like agar-agar or pectin.

It's important to note that the vegan versions of Oreo cookies are not made by the original manufacturer, Nabisco, but rather by third-party companies that specialize in vegan products. Always check the packaging and ingredients list to ensure that the product is indeed vegan.

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No, Oreo have milk as cross contact and therefore they are not suitable for vegans. Unfortunately not as we use wheat in the Oreo recipe. Oreo products do not contain nut or nut traces. ... No, because of the cross contact of milk.read more >>