At a glance
Summary
This reduced fat milk is fortified with tricalcium phosphate, enhancing its calcium content, which is beneficial for bone health. However, it contains carrageenan, a controversial additive linked to potential digestive issues, and several gums that contribute to its processed nature. The presence of these additives and its processing level limit its score, despite the nutritional benefits of the milk itself.
Key ingredients 7
Tricalcium PhosphateGood
It is a source of calcium that supports bone health and is generally considered beneficial.
See more about Tricalcium Phosphate →Lactase EnzymeGood
Lactase enzyme helps break down lactose, making dairy easier to digest for those with lactose intolerance.
See more about Lactase Enzyme →Vitamin AGood
Vitamin A is added to support vision and immune health, and is a common nutrient in fortified dairy products.
See more about Vitamin A →Reduced Fat MilkNeutral
This ingredient is a common dairy product with reduced fat content, providing essential nutrients without excess fat.
See more about Reduced Fat Milk →Guar GumNeutral
Guar gum is a natural thickening agent that is generally safe and commonly used in food products.
See more about Guar Gum →Locust Bean GumNeutral
This ingredient is a natural thickener derived from carob seeds, adding texture without significant health concerns.
See more about Locust Bean Gum →CarrageenanBad
Carrageenan is used as a thickener but has been associated with digestive discomfort in some consumers.
See more about Carrageenan →Processing
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