Where's My Spinach

Where's My Spinach

Veg, vegan & Jain label check

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November 11, 2026
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November 12, 2026

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Travelling as a vegetarian, ovo-lacto vegetarian, vegan, Jain, Sattvic or Buddhist vegetarian eater? Where's My Spinach helps you eat with confidence anywhere in the world. VEG LENS Snap the ingredient list on any packet, in any language. Choose your diet and Veg Lens highlights what doesn't fit: gelatine, animal rennet, carmine (E120 / INS 120), fish sauce, eggs, onion and garlic, mushrooms, alcohol and many more ingredient words and additive codes from my own research-based list. "May contain" traces are flagged separately. The label is read on your phone, so your photos stay private. VEG CARDS FOR 198 COUNTRIES Show the waiter a clear card in the local language, made for your diet: no meat, fish or seafood. Eggs are fine for ovo-lacto. No dairy or honey for vegans. No onion, garlic or root vegetables for Jains. No onion, garlic or mushrooms for Sattvic. No onion, garlic, leeks or chives for Buddhist vegetarians. One tap makes it full screen. FLY VEG Pick your airline and diet and see exactly which meal code to book: VJML for Jain, AVML for Asian vegetarian, VGML for vegan, VLML for ovo-lacto, plus backups like fruit platter (FPML) and raw veg (RVML). HIDDEN INGREDIENTS Search the sneaky ones: dashi, parmesan, shellac, L-cysteine, whey, mulethi and more, with what they are and where they hide. Made by @wheres_my_spinach, the vegetarian food detective followed by 41.8K+ travellers. Recipes change and photos can be misread, so always double-check the label or ask.
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What's New in Where's My Spinach

1.0.1

November 12, 2026

New: airline meal picker for 6 diets. Pick your airline and see the right meal code to request. Veg Lens now catches additive codes like INS 120 (carmine) on Thai, Chinese and Japanese labels.

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