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Itsu Chicken Pad Thai Noodles 370g

Not ultra‑processed

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

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Allergens in Itsu Chicken Pad Thai Noodles 370g

Sesame

Peanuts

Soya

Gluten

Fish

Nuts (may contain traces)

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Ingredients

Cooked Sesame Rice Noodles (Water, Rice Flour, Sesame Oil), Cooked Chicken (17%) (Chicken, Cornflour, Salt, Demerara Sugar), Water, Bean Sprouts, Onion, Spring Onion, Peanut, Spring Greens, Pepper, Carrot, Sugar, Brown Sugar, Shallot, Rapeseed Oil, Sunflower Oil, Yeast Extract, Garlic Purée, Lime Juice, Salt, Chilli Pepper, Tamarind Paste, Cornflour, Soya Sauce (Water, Soya Beans, Wheat, Salt), Fish Sauce (Anchovy (Fish), Salt), Coriander, Garlic Powder, Kaffir Lime Leaf

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