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MOMA Salted Caramel Banoffee Oat Drink

MOMA Salted Caramel Banoffee Oat Drink

MOMA Salted Caramel Banoffee Oat Drink is an Ultra‑processed food product.

The product contains additives or is industrially processed in a way that we consider clear indicators of an ultra‑processed food (UPF) by the NOVA classification.

Additives and processes (3) in MOMA Salted Caramel Banoffee Oat Drink


Natural Flavouring


Beta-carotene


Potassium Phosphates


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Nutri-Score

Nutri-Score D MOMA Salted Caramel Banoffee Oat Drink has a Nutri-Score of D.

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Allergens in MOMA Salted Caramel Banoffee Oat Drink

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Ingredients

Oat Base (Water, Gluten Free Oats (11%)), Rapeseed Oil, Sugar, Banana Puree (1%), Acidity Regulator (Dipotassium Phosphate), Minerals (Calcium Carbonate, Iodine), Natural Flavourings, Cocoa Powder, Salt, Citrus Fibre, Natural Colour (Beta Carotene), Vitamins (Riboflavin (B2), B12 and D)

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