Monin Syrup - Cranberry - 750 ml
Summary
This syrup contains pure cane sugar, which is a refined sugar contributing to high caloric intake and potential metabolic issues. The presence of natural and artificial cranberry flavor indicates the use of synthetic components, which can be concerning due to potential allergens and lack of nutritional benefits. The product is moderately processed, which limits its overall healthiness.
At a glance
Key ingredients 4
Pure Cane SugarBad
Pure cane sugar is classified as a bad ingredient due to its high caloric content and potential to contribute to obesity and metabolic disorders. It is a refined sugar with no significant nutritional benefits, and excessive consumption can lead to health issues such as insulin resistance. Compared to natural fruit sugars, it lacks fiber and other beneficial nutrients.
Risks
Excessive consumption of pure cane sugar can lead to weight gain, increased risk of type 2 diabetes, and dental cavities.
WaterNeutral
Water is a neutral ingredient that serves as a solvent and carrier for other ingredients. It does not contribute any calories or nutrients but is essential for the consistency and texture of the syrup. It is a necessary component in many food products for processing and mixing.
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Natural and artificial cranberry flavor is classified as a bad ingredient due to the inclusion of artificial components, which may contain synthetic chemicals. These flavors are used to mimic the taste of cranberries without providing the nutritional benefits of the actual fruit. The use of artificial flavors can be concerning due to potential allergens and unknown long-term health effects.
Risks
Artificial flavors may contain synthetic chemicals that could pose health risks, including allergic reactions.
Citric AcidNeutral
Citric acid is a neutral ingredient commonly used as a preservative and flavor enhancer in food products. It is naturally found in citrus fruits but is often industrially produced for use in processed foods. While it helps maintain freshness and adds a tangy flavor, it does not provide significant nutritional benefits.
Risks
In rare cases, citric acid can cause irritation or allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
Processing
Processed Foods
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