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Waitrose Crab Pâté

Waitrose Crab Pâté

Waitrose Crab Pâté is a Not ultra‑processed food product.

Not ultra‑processed: The product contains no known additives or processing methods that indicate ultra-processing (UPF) by the NOVA classification.

Nutri-Score

Nutri-Score D Waitrose Crab Pâté has a Nutri-Score of D.

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Where to buy

  • Waitrose
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Allergens in Waitrose Crab Pâté

Molluscs


Eggs


Fish


Milk


Mustard


Crustaceans

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Ingredients

Crab (70%) (brown crab meat (Cancer pagurus) (crustaceans), white crab meat (Cancer pagurus) (crustaceans)), water, unsalted butter (milk), single cream (milk), full fat soft cheese (milk), rapeseed oil, concentrated lemon juice, fish gelatine, pasteurised free range egg, sea salt, vinegar, ground paprika, ground black pepper, ground cayenne pepper, mustard seeds, sugar, salt, vinegar powder, mustard flour

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