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Aunt Bessie's Carvery Style Yorkshires x4 220g

Aunt Bessie's Carvery Style Yorkshires x4 220g

Aunt Bessie's Carvery Style Yorkshires x4 220g 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 (2) in Aunt Bessie's Carvery Style Yorkshires x4 220g


Maltodextrin


Natural Flavouring


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Nutri-Score

Nutri-Score C Aunt Bessie's Carvery Style Yorkshires x4 220g has a Nutri-Score of C.

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Where to buy

  • Sainsbury's
Aunt Bessie's Carvery Style Yorkshires x4 220g and other products from this brand are available at Sainsbury's.

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Allergens in Aunt Bessie's Carvery Style Yorkshires x4 220g

Gluten


Milk


Eggs

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Ingredients

Wheat Flour, Whole Milk, Whole Egg, Egg White, Rapeseed Oil, Seasoning (2%) (Maltodextrin, Salt, Onion, Yeast Extract, Sugar, Natural Flavouring), Calcium Carbonate, Salt, Niacin, Iron, Thiamin

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