Magic Spoon Protein Cereal Fruity
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Summary
Magic Spoon Protein Cereal Fruity scores 59/100. Grain-free with 13g protein and 0g sugar; sweetened with allulose and monk fruit, with natural colorings from turmeric and spirulina instead of artificial dyes. Penalized for high oleic sunflower oil and ambiguous natural flavors.
Key ingredients 12
Avocado OilVery Good
Healthy monounsaturated fat source. Rich in oleic acid and vitamin E. Not a seed oil.
See more about Avocado Oil →CaseinGood
Slow-digesting milk protein providing sustained amino acid release. High-quality complete protein.
See more about Casein →Whey Protein ConcentrateGood
Fast-absorbing milk protein with complete amino acid profile. Concentrate retains more bioactive compounds than isolate.
See more about Whey Protein Concentrate →Monk Fruit ExtractGood
Natural zero-calorie sweetener derived from luo han guo fruit. Contains mogrosides with antioxidant properties.
See more about Monk Fruit Extract →Inulin (Chicory Root/Agave)Good
Prebiotic fiber that feeds beneficial gut bacteria. Supports digestive health and may improve mineral absorption.
See more about Inulin (Chicory Root/Agave) →Turmeric ExtractGood
Natural coloring with anti-inflammatory curcumin. Dual benefit as both colorant and functional ingredient.
See more about Turmeric Extract →Spirulina ExtractGood
Blue-green algae extract used for natural coloring. Rich in phycocyanin with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
See more about Spirulina Extract →AlluloseNeutral
Rare-sugar sweetener — neutral: no penalty, no praise (2026-08-25 ruling).
See more about Allulose →Tapioca StarchNeutral
Processed starch for texture. Gluten-free but nutritionally empty.
See more about Tapioca Starch →Vegetable Juice (For Color)Neutral
Natural coloring — far better than artificial dyes. Cosmetic but harmless.
See more about Vegetable Juice (For Color) →Natural FlavorBad
Ambiguous lab-derived flavoring compounds. No transparency on composition.
See more about Natural Flavor →High Oleic Sunflower OilVery Bad
High Oleic Sunflower Oil is a refined seed oil. High-oleic varieties are higher in monounsaturated fat and lower in omega-6 than standard versions, but remain industrially processed seed oils — Scout classifies all seed oils as very_bad regardless of oleic profile.
See more about High Oleic Sunflower Oil →Processing
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