8 products in Scout's rankings · Updated October 2026 · How we score
Scout has scored 8 Primal Kitchen products in its rankings. Scores run from 40 to 92 out of 100: 3 rate Excellent, 2 Fair and 3 Poor. The highest is Primal Kitchen Organic Dijon Mustard at 92/100 (#1 of 31 in Condiments); the lowest, 40/100, is shared by 3. 2 are Scout's Picks (scored 88+). One carries independent lab results, listed below.
At a glance
Primal Kitchen products, by Scout score
Ordered by Scout score. Each score compares a product with others in its own category; the line under each one says where it places there.
Primal Kitchen products by category
| Category | Products | Scores | Best rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| Condiments | 7 | 40–92 | #1 of 31 |
| Cooking Oils | 1 | 67 | #35 of 46 |
Beneficial ingredients across Primal Kitchen
Ingredients rated beneficial in Scout's analyses that appear in at least two of these 8 products.
- Organic vinegar in 5 of 8
- Avocado oil in 4 of 8
- Sea salt in 4 of 8
- Organic rosemary extract in 3 of 8
- Organic egg yolks in 2 of 8
- Cayenne pepper sauce in 2 of 8
Primal Kitchen lab results
One of these 8 products carries an independent lab panel. Each product page has the full panel and what each level means.
- Primal Kitchen Pure Avocado Oil 67/100
Phthalates (total) 2,774 ppb (Moderate)
Common questions about Primal Kitchen
What is the highest-scoring Primal Kitchen product?
Primal Kitchen Organic Dijon Mustard, at 92/100 — #1 of 31 in Condiments.
What is the lowest-scoring Primal Kitchen product?
3 products share the lowest score, 40/100: MAYO AVOCADO OIL REAL MAYONNAISE, Primal Kitchen Buffalo Ranch Dressing made with Avocado Oil 8 fl oz and Primal Kitchen CAESAR AVOCADO OIL DRESSING & MARINADE. Each product page lists the ingredients behind the score.
Does Scout have lab results for Primal Kitchen products?
Yes, for one of the 8: Primal Kitchen Pure Avocado Oil. The measured amounts are on each product page.
How does Scout score Primal Kitchen products?
Each product gets its own 1–100 score, judged against other products in the same category with a category-specific framework: the full ingredient list, plus the published processing level, the packaging and any credible lab results where they apply. Scout does not score brands, and no brand pays for a score or a position.