Food should taste good, brown rice crackers, tomato & basil
Food should taste good, brown rice crackers, tomato & basil by Food Should Taste Good, Small Planet Foods Inc. has 3 tracked ingredients, with an overall safety score of 4.3 out of 5, 0.18 points above the 4.12/5 average across all scored products. Its Nutri-Score is D.
- Safety score 0.18 points above the 4.12/5 average across all scored products
- NOVA processing classification: group 3
Snacks / Sweet snacks / Biscuits and cakes
Product Insight: Food should taste good, brown rice crackers, tomato & basil
Food should taste good, brown rice crackers, tomato & basil by Food Should Taste Good, Small Planet Foods Inc. is tracked in PlainIngredients with 3 identified ingredients and carries an overall safety rating of 4.3 out of 5, a Low-Risk-to-Safe tier backed by FDA and EU regulatory status. On the NOVA processing scale, this product falls into Group 3 (Processed foods), and Its Nutri-Score grade is D. Within the identified ingredient list, no ingredient on this product currently carries a Caution or High-Risk flag in our database, while 3 ingredients sit at the Low-Risk or Safe end of the scale. This product's average ingredient safety score is 0.18 points above the 4.12/5 average across all scored products.
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Ingredient Safety Breakdown
Processing Level
Processed foods are relatively simple products made by adding salt, oil, sugar, or other culinary ingredients to whole foods.
Full Ingredients List
Whole grain brown rice flour, brown sugar, rice flour, brown rice flour, high oleic canola oil, sesame seeds, potato starch, dried tomatoes, quinoa seeds, amaranth seeds, onion powder, sea salt, tomato powder, sea salt, tomato powder, basil, parsley flakes, dried garlic, rosemary extract,black pepper.
Product Details
- Barcode
- 0021908484440
- Nutri-Score
- Grade D
- NOVA Group
- 3 — Processed foods
- Available In
- United States
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