Double Choc Cookies product image with 60/100 Zerotox safety score

Is Double Choc Cookies Safe? Ingredient Analysis

American Style

American Style's Double Choc Cookies is reviewed here as a snack. Zerotox gives it 60/100 based on the current ingredient profile, so it looks generally acceptable but still includes some ingredients worth reviewing.

The ingredient review below focuses especially on Sugar, Palm Fat, Glucose Syrup.

60 / 100

Moderate quality

Why score is 60

The composition includes several processed ingredients like sugar and palm fat, which raise quality concerns. Lecithin and glucose syrup are also present, indicating a processed nature.

Main concern

High sugar content from multiple sources, including sugar and glucose syrup, raises concerns about excessive sweetness.

Why it matters: This ingredient is flagged in our analysis based on regulatory and scientific sources. Check the Ingredients section for details and see Data sources for methodology.

Regulation status: Ingredient safety is assessed from EU/EPA/CIR and similar databases; formulations may vary. Always read the product label.

Pros

  • Contains cocoa mass and cocoa butter, which are derived from natural sources and contribute to flavor.
  • Includes wheat flour, a common baking ingredient that provides structure to the cookies.

Concerns

  • High sugar content from multiple sources, including sugar and glucose syrup, raises concerns about excessive sweetness.
  • Palm fat is present, which is often linked to environmental concerns regarding palm oil production.

Who should avoid this product?

This formula may not suit:

  • people with sensitive skin or fragrance sensitivity

Ingredients breakdown

Below, each ingredient is described in the context of this snack, not just listed as a raw label.

  • Is Dark Chocolate safe in this snack?

    Medium

    Dark Chocolate is used here as flavor. Dark chocolate adds rich flavor to the cookies but contains sugar and emulsifiers, raising processing concerns.

    Role in formula: flavor

    Original: Zartbitterschokolade (Kakaomasse', Zucker, Emulgator: Lecithine)

    Read the full ingredient profile for Dark Chocolate

  • Is Wheat Flour safe in this snack?

    Good

    Wheat Flour is used here as base. Wheat flour is a staple ingredient that provides structure and texture to baked goods, indicating a traditional recipe.

    Role in formula: base

    Original: Weizenmehl

  • Is Sugar safe in this snack?

    Bad

    Sugar is used here as sweetener. Sugar is a common sweetener that contributes to the overall sweetness of the cookies, raising concerns about high sugar intake.

    Role in formula: sweetener

    Original: Zucker

    Read the full ingredient profile for Sugar

  • Is Palm Fat safe in this snack?

    Bad

    Palm Fat is used here as base. Palm fat is used for texture and moisture but is associated with environmental issues related to palm oil production.

    Role in formula: base

    Original: Palmfett

    Read the full ingredient profile for Palm Fat

  • Is Chocolate safe in this snack?

    Medium

    Chocolate is used here as flavor. Chocolate adds flavor but contains sugar and emulsifiers, indicating a processed ingredient.

    Role in formula: flavor

    Original: Schokolade (Zucker, Kakaomasse', Kakaobutter', Emulgator: Lecithine)

    Read the full ingredient profile for Chocolate

  • Is Cocoa Powder safe in this snack?

    Good

    Cocoa Powder is used here as flavor. Cocoa powder enhances the chocolate flavor and is a natural ingredient, contributing positively to the composition.

    Role in formula: flavor

    Original: Kakaopulver'

    Read the full ingredient profile for Cocoa Powder

  • Is Wheat Starch safe in this snack?

    Medium

    Wheat Starch is used here as thickener. Wheat starch is used for texture but is a processed ingredient that may raise concerns for those with gluten sensitivities.

    Role in formula: thickener

    Original: Weizenstärke

    Read the full ingredient profile for Wheat Starch

  • Is Glucose Syrup safe in this snack?

    Bad

    Glucose Syrup is used here as sweetener. Glucose syrup is a processed sweetener that adds sweetness but raises concerns about high sugar content.

    Role in formula: sweetener

    Original: Glukosesirup

    Read the full ingredient profile for Glucose Syrup

  • Is Diphosphate safe in this snack?

    Bad

    Diphosphate is used here as leavening agent. Diphosphate is a leavening agent that helps the cookies rise but is a synthetic ingredient with potential quality concerns.

    Role in formula: leavening agent

    Original: Backtriebmittel: Diphosphate

    Read the full ingredient profile for Diphosphate

  • Is Sodium Carbonate safe in this snack?

    Bad

    Sodium Carbonate is used here as leavening agent. Sodium carbonate is used as a leavening agent but is a synthetic compound that raises quality concerns.

    Role in formula: leavening agent

    Original: Natriumcarbonate

    Read the full ingredient profile for Sodium Carbonate

  • Is Table Salt safe in this snack?

    Good

    Table Salt is used here as flavor. Table salt enhances flavor and is a natural ingredient, contributing positively to the overall taste.

    Role in formula: flavor

    Original: Speisesalz

    Read the full ingredient profile for Table Salt

How we score

Our safety scores and ingredient breakdowns are based on regulatory and scientific sources. See Data sources & methodology and How Zerotox works for full details.

Product info

Product ID: 3896938

More from this brand: American Style products in Zerotox

Similar products: snack in Zerotox database

Allergens detected: egg , milk , soy , tree_nuts

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Frequently asked questions

This depends on the ingredient profile. People with sensitive skin or scalp, users avoiding fragrance, sulfates or animal-derived ingredients, and cautious shoppers should review the breakdown above before buying. Scores are informational only and do not constitute professional advice; always read the label and consult a qualified professional.
We detected: egg, milk, soy, tree_nuts. If you have allergies, check the label and the Ingredients section above.
American Style — Double Choc Cookies has a Zerotox score of 60 / 100 among snack products. See the full breakdown above.
This product is flagged for: High sugar content from multiple sources, including sugar and glucose syrup, raises concerns about excessive sweetness.; Palm fat is present, which is often linked to environmental concerns regarding palm oil production.. See the Concerns and Ingredients sections above.
American Style — Double Choc Cookies has a Zerotox safety score of 60 / 100. Check the ingredient breakdown above. More American Style products. Scores are informational only and do not constitute professional advice; always read the label and consult a qualified professional.
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Our analysis notes: Contains cocoa mass and cocoa butter, which are derived from natural sources and contribute to flavor.; Includes wheat flour, a common baking ingredient that provides structure to the cookies.. See the Pros section above.
Zerotox gives American Style — Double Choc Cookies a safety score of 60 / 100 based on ingredients. See the breakdown above. Scores are informational only and do not constitute professional advice; always read the label and consult a qualified professional.
American Style — Double Choc Cookies has a Zerotox safety score of 60 / 100. Higher scores mean fewer concerning ingredients. Scores are informational only and do not constitute professional advice; always read the label and consult a qualified professional.
Browse American Style products on Zerotox with ingredient analysis and safety scores.
Based on our data we do not detect fragrance in this product's listed ingredients. Formulations can change; check the label.
We do not detect parabens in this product's listed ingredients. Always check the label as formulations change.