Can hindus eat marshmallows that contain gelatin?

Gelatin is a protein product made from the collagen in the bones, skin, and tendons of animals. It is used as a gelling agent in many food products, including marshmallows.

Hindus are prohibited from eating meat and meat products, including gelatin. This is because Hindus believe that all life is sacred, and that it is wrong to kill animals for food.

There are some Hindu sects that allow the consumption of gelatin, but this is generally not the case. If you are a Hindu, it is best to avoid eating marshmallows that contain gelatin.

There are many vegan marshmallows available on the market that do not contain gelatin. These marshmallows are made with plant-based ingredients, such as agar agar or carrageenan.