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M&S Soy, Ginger and Miso Dressing

M&S Soy, Ginger and Miso Dressing

M&S Soy, Ginger and Miso Dressing is a Not ultra‑processed food product.

Not ultra‑processed: Although the product contains additives, these are not among those we consider clear indicators of an ultra‑processed food.

Additives and processes (1) in M&S Soy, Ginger and Miso Dressing


Acetic Acid


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Allergens in M&S Soy, Ginger and Miso Dressing

Gluten


Soya


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Ingredients

Water · Dark Brown Sugar · Rice Vinegar · Ginger Purée (5%) · Miso Paste (3.5%) (Water · Soybeans · Rice · Salt) · Soy Sauce (2.5%) (Water · Salt · Soybeans · Sugar · Wheatflour* · Acidity Regulator: Acetic Acid) · Red Chilli Purée · Garlic Purée · Roasted Garlic Purée · Coriander · Cornflour · Citrus Fibre · Mirin Rice Wine · Concentrated Lemon Juice · Salt · Chilli Powder · Cumin · Dried Garlic · Dried Oregano.*Fortified with Calcium, Iron, Vitamin B3 and B1.

Nutritional information

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