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HONEY-BATTERED CHICKEN BREAST TENDERS, HONEY-BATTERED

MARKET PANTRY · 0/100 · Not approved

2 not-approved ingredients detected

What we flagged

IngredientVerdictWhy
Sugar (Refined) Caution Refined sucrose, typically from sugarcane or sugar beet; minimally processed but a refined sweetener.
High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) Not approved Industrially produced via enzymatic conversion of corn starch; strongly associated with metabolic dysfunction.
Corn Syrup Caution Refined glucose syrup from corn starch.
Vegetable Oil (unspecified) Not approved Generic label almost always refers to a blend of soybean, corn, or canola oil.

How the score was reached

100 − 50×2 − 10×2 − 5×0 = 0

ReasonPointsDetail
High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) -50 Industrially produced via enzymatic conversion of corn starch; strongly associated with metabolic dysfunction.
Vegetable Oil (unspecified) -50 Generic label almost always refers to a blend of soybean, corn, or canola oil.
Sugar (Refined) -10 Refined sucrose, typically from sugarcane or sugar beet; minimally processed but a refined sweetener.
Corn Syrup -10 Refined glucose syrup from corn starch.

Ingredients

boneless chicken breast with rib meatWaterWheat FlourSugar (Refined)contains or less of the followingSaltsodium phosphateshoney powderHoneyHigh Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS)wheat starchCorn SyrupRice Flourleaveningsodium bicarbonatesodium acid pyrophosphatesodium aluminum phosphatemodified food starch and modified celluloseVegetable Oil (unspecified)

Diets this fits

Dairy-free

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