Is Sour Fruit Chews Taste Of Pineapple, Pear And Lemon Safe? Ingredient Analysis
Coop
Sour Fruit Chews Taste Of Pineapple, Pear And Lemon is one of the dessert products analyzed by Zerotox for Coop. The product scores 60/100 in Zerotox, meaning it looks generally acceptable but still includes some ingredients worth reviewing.
The sections below explain why ingredients like Flavorings, Annatto affect the overall evaluation.
60 / 100
Why score is 60
The composition includes glucose syrup and maltodextrin, which are processed carbohydrates. The presence of artificial colors like E160c raises concerns about synthetic additives.
Main concern
Glucose syrup and maltodextrin are processed ingredients that may raise quality concerns.
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 natural plant concentrate (safflower) which may provide some color and flavor.
- Includes emulsifier E473, which helps maintain texture and consistency in the product.
Concerns
- Glucose syrup and maltodextrin are processed ingredients that may raise quality concerns.
- Artificial color E160c indicates the use of synthetic additives, which can affect overall product quality.
Who should avoid this product?
This product may be less suitable for:
- people with sensitive skin or fragrance sensitivity
Ingredients breakdown
Instead of a flat list, this section explains each ingredient in the context of this dessert.
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Is Sugar safe in this dessert?
Medium
Sugar is used here as sweetener. Sugar is a common sweetener that provides sweetness but raises concerns due to its processed nature.
Role in formula: sweetener
Original: sukker (sukkerroer: EU)
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Is Glucose Syrup safe in this dessert?
Medium
Glucose Syrup is used here as sweetener. Glucose syrup is a processed carbohydrate used for sweetness and texture, raising concerns about its health implications.
Role in formula: sweetener
Original: glukosesirup
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Is Coconut Oil safe in this dessert?
Medium
Coconut Oil is used here as base. Coconut oil is a fat that contributes to texture but is often processed, which may affect its quality.
Role in formula: base
Original: kokosolje
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Is Maltodextrin safe in this dessert?
Medium
Maltodextrin is used here as thickener. Maltodextrin is a thickening agent derived from starch, often processed, raising concerns about its health effects.
Role in formula: thickener
Original: maltodekstrin
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Is Citric Acid safe in this dessert?
Good
Citric Acid is used here as acidulant. Citric acid is a natural acid used for flavor and preservation, generally considered safe and beneficial.
Role in formula: acidulant
Original: E 330
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Is Malic Acid safe in this dessert?
Good
Malic Acid is used here as acidulant. Malic acid is a natural acid that enhances flavor and provides tartness, contributing positively to the product.
Role in formula: acidulant
Original: E 296
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Is Sodium Bicarbonate safe in this dessert?
Medium
Sodium Bicarbonate is used here as buffer. Sodium bicarbonate is used to regulate acidity but can raise concerns due to its processed nature.
Role in formula: buffer
Original: E 500
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Is Sodium Citrate safe in this dessert?
Medium
Sodium Citrate is used here as buffer. Sodium citrate is used to regulate acidity and enhance flavor, but its processed nature raises quality concerns.
Role in formula: buffer
Original: E 350
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Is Flavorings safe in this dessert?
Bad
Flavorings is used here as flavor. Flavorings are often synthetic and can raise concerns about the use of artificial additives in food products.
Role in formula: flavor
Original: aromaer
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Is Safflower Concentrate safe in this dessert?
Good
Safflower Concentrate is used here as natural_extract. Safflower concentrate is a natural colorant that may provide some health benefits and is generally safe.
Role in formula: natural_extract
Original: plantekonsentrat (safrantistel)
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Is Annatto safe in this dessert?
Bad
Annatto is used here as colorant. Annatto is an artificial colorant that raises concerns about synthetic additives in food products.
Role in formula: colorant
Original: E 160c
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: 4060169
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