Snacks - Halal Guidance

Is Root Beer Halal?

Islamic scholars unanimously consider root beer halal if it is completely free of alcohol. If it contains a minuscule percentage of alcohol, some Islamic scholars consider it haram while others...

Are Reese’s Pieces Chocolate Halal?

Photo Courtesy: Nick Amoscato Reese's Pieces chocolate Cups. If you love them, there's a high chance that you're addicted to the chocolate and peanut butter mix. Not only are Reese's Pieces in...

Is Nutella Chocolate Spread Halal?

Photo Courtesy: Brian Cantoni Who hasn't heard of Nutella? It's craved and enjoyed by many. Not only is it found in grocery stores, it's in many different desserts. Given it's popularity, we...

Is TWIX Chocolate Halal or Haram?

Photo Credit: ulricaloeb TWIX has been around since forever and is found everywhere. Given how popular it is, we had to find out whether TWIX Chocolate is halal or not. After directly...

List of Halal Gummies – Top 13

Photo Courtesy: Arash Ghafoori If you live in a non-muslim country or in the west (US & Canada), finding halal gummies to eat isn't always so easy if you're following a halal diet....

Are Marshmallows Halal?

Photo Courtesy: John Morgan Marshmallows are typically made with pork or beef gelatin. The spongy candy is only permissible and suitable for Muslims if it’s produced with either halal sources,...

About Us

We are a group of muslims who are learning and trying to get information from the most trusted sources, or sources we deem most relevant depending on the topic, on what is halal or not.
Our intention with HalalGuidance is to be a one-stop blog where you can get all the information you need to make a decision on whether any food or act is halal or not. We will provide the general consensus as to what is considered halal or not, but that’s as far as we will go. We do understand that people follow a specific mathab (sect) where specific foods or acts can become controversial. Therefore the final decision is yours. Remember, As Rasulullah saw said, “Innamal a’malu bin niyat.” Meaning , “The deeds depend on the intention.”. Our goal is to best serve our community.