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Halal Foods

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Last updated 1 year ago

Most (if not every) groceries will have their own halal sections, here are the examples from Asda, Tesco, Morrison, and Worldwide:

You can also download these useful app to aid you in shopping:

Scan Halal |

Scan Halal Food Additive |

For list of Halal Restaurants, refer to this link

Pro tip #1: Although there may be no "Halal" certificate, you can opt for "Vegan Friendly" restaurant to get a dish made from halal ingredients. The same goes for groceries. search for "Vegan" label on the product that you buy.

Pro tip #2: For most students, the food portion here is particularly large (2-3 portions of regular Indonesian food). be sure to have a plan if you can't finish your food in one sitting (ask for takeaway or bring empty lunchbox)

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Asda
Tesco
Morrison
Worldwide
Apple Store
Google Play
Apple Store
Google Play
The Best Halal restaurants in Manchester
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