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M&S Loaded Salmon and Dill Dipper

M&S Loaded Salmon and Dill Dipper

M&S Loaded Salmon and Dill Dipper 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.

Additives and processes (2) in M&S Loaded Salmon and Dill Dipper


Dextrose/Glucose


Sodium Hydroxide


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Allergens in M&S Loaded Salmon and Dill Dipper

Eggs


Fish


Gluten


Milk


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Ingredients

Full Fat Soft Cheese (Milk) (31%) · Salted Pretzels (25%) (Wheatflour* · Rapeseed Oil · Sea Salt · Dextrose · Dried Yeast · Acidity Regulator: E524) · Rapeseed Oil · Hot Smoked Honey Roast Salmon (10%) (Salmon (Fish) (97%) · Demerara Sugar · Salt · Honey) · Reduced Fat Greek Style Yogurt (Milk) · Double Cream (Milk) · Lemon Juice · Cornflour · Pasteurised Egg Yolk · Parsley · Dill · Salt · Lemon Zest · Vinegar. *Fortified with Calcium, Iron, Vitamin B3, B1 and Folic Acid. May contain bones.​​​​​​​

Nutritional information

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