Edibles by Label

Vegan Edibles and Gelatin-Free Gummies

For vegan edibles at Terp Bros NYC, start with brands that label their products vegan themselves, such as ayrloom, Smokiez Fruit Chews and PAX Live Rosin Gummies. Each brand's own wording and source is listed below, along with whether it is on the Astoria or Ozone Park menu right now. Read the package before you buy, because recipes can change by state and batch.

Astoria Menu

Ozone Park Menu

Brands that label their edibles vegan

Each label below is the brand’s own statement, quoted from its site, not a Terp Bros claim. Formulas can differ by state and by batch, so read the package before you buy. Menu counts come from each store’s live menu at the last sync.

ayrloom
Astoria 24 · Ozone Park 23 on the menu
All products, per the brand; gummies are made with pectin, not gelatin.
“yes, all of our products are 100% gluten-free + vegan-friendly! we use pectin instead of gelatin in our gummies” ayrloom FAQ
Smokiez
Astoria 2 · Ozone Park 0 on the menu
Fruit Chews, per the brand.
“All of our Fruit Chew products are vegan!” Smokiez FAQ
PAX Live Rosin Gummies
Astoria 2 · Ozone Park 1 on the menu
Live Rosin Gummies; the brand lists New York among their markets.
“Our gummies are vegan, gluten free, and are made without artificial ingredients.” PAX Live Rosin Gummies
Cannabals
Not on either menu at the last sync
The brand lists its New York THC gummies as vegan; its chocolate cones are not covered by that statement.
“Vegan Gummies AVAILABLE IN MANGO, DRAGON FRUIT, SOUR WATERMELON AND SOUR APPLE FLAVORS.” Cannabals NY products
Soft Power Sweets
Astoria 0 · Ozone Park 1 on the menu
All products, per the brand.
“Everything we make is vegan, always.” Soft Power Sweets

Chapter 01

Vegan Edibles at Terp Bros NYC

Chapter 02

Gelatin or Pectin: What Sets a Vegan Gummy Apart

Most gummies get their chew from one of two gelling agents. Gelatin is animal-derived, which rules a gummy out for vegans. Pectin is plant-based, and ayrloom notes that the pectin in its gummies is extracted from citrus fruit peel. A gelatin-free gummy is not automatically vegan, though, because other ingredients can come from animals, so the brand's own vegan statement and the ingredient list on the package are the things to check.

Chapter 03

Gummies That List Gelatin

Some popular gummy lines use gelatin. Wyld's US product page lists gelatin among the ingredients of its gummies, and Kiva's own label for a high-dose Camino flavor lists gelatin too. Kiva describes its Camino Sours as vegan and made with pectin, so within one brand the answer can change from line to line. When a gummy is not on the vegan list on this page, ask a budtender to read you the ingredient panel.

How

Chapter 04

How to Shop Vegan Edibles at Either Store

Browse the edibles menu and filter by brand, or open the Astoria menu or the Ozone Park menu directly. Order for pickup or delivery, and check the package when it is in your hands. If you also avoid gluten, see gluten-free edibles; for other labels, see sugar-free edibles and kosher edibles.

Does Terp Bros sell vegan edibles?

These brands label their edibles vegan: ayrloom, Smokiez Fruit Chews, PAX Live Rosin Gummies, Cannabals gummies and Soft Power Sweets. The list on this page shows each brand's own statement, its source, and which store menu carries it right now.

Are gelatin-free gummies always vegan?

Not always. Gelatin-free means the gummy uses another gelling agent, usually pectin, but other ingredients can still come from animals. Look for the brand's own vegan statement and read the ingredient list.

Are all Camino gummies vegan?

No. Kiva describes its Camino Sours as vegan and made with pectin, while its label for a high-dose Camino flavor lists gelatin. Check the flavor and the package.

Is ayrloom vegan?

ayrloom says all of its products are vegan-friendly and gluten-free, and that its gummies use pectin instead of gelatin.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Terp Bros sell vegan edibles?

Are gelatin-free gummies always vegan?

Are all Camino gummies vegan?

No. Kiva describes its Camino Sours as vegan and made with pectin, while its label for a high-dose Camino flavor lists gelatin. Check the flavor and the package.