Lays Nutri-Score D NOVA 3

Sweet potato popables

Sweet potato popables: 4/5 ingredient safety

Sweet potato popables by Lays has 1 tracked ingredient, with an overall safety score of 4 out of 5, in line with the 4.12/5 average across all scored products. Its Nutri-Score is D.

  • Safety score in line with the 4.12/5 average across all scored products
  • NOVA processing classification: group 3

Snacks / Salty snacks / Appetizers / Chips and fries / Crisps / Salty snacks made from potato

Product Insight: Sweet potato popables

Sweet potato popables by Lays is tracked in PlainIngredients with 1 identified ingredient and carries an overall safety rating of 4 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 1 ingredient sit at the Low-Risk or Safe end of the scale. This product's average ingredient safety score is in line with the 4.12/5 average across all scored products.

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4
Low Risk
Average ingredient safety: 4 out of 5
Based on 1 tracked ingredient
1
Tracked Ingredients
0
Concerning
1
Low Risk / Safe
D
Nutri-Score

Ingredient Safety Breakdown

Processing Level

3
NOVA Group 3
Processed foods

Processed foods are relatively simple products made by adding salt, oil, sugar, or other culinary ingredients to whole foods.

Full Ingredients List

Potato starch, vegetable oil (corn, canola, and/or sunflower oil), dried sweet potatoes, brown rice flour, whole grain corn flour, cane sugar, sea salt, annatto extracts.

Product Details

Brand
Lays
Barcode
0028400761918
Nutri-Score
Grade D
NOVA Group
3 — Processed foods
Available In
United States

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