High in calories, saturated fat, sugar, salt, heavy processing and additives. A good source of fibre.
Turtle cookies
- Nutri-Score
- E
- NOVA
- 4
- E-
- E306, E322, E322I, E435, E471, E491, E500, E500II
Allergen check
Contains gluten, milk, tree nuts and soy.
Ingredients
Dark chocolate coating, Sugar, hydrogenated palm kernel oil, Cocoa, nonfat dry milk, sorbitan monostearate, Soy lecithin, artificial flavor, polysorbate 60, Salt, Wheat flour, Pecan, margarine, vegetable oil blend, soybeans, palm olls, Water, mono- and diglycerides, natural flavor, vitamin a palmitate, shortening, hydrogenated cottonseed oil, organic corn flour, Corn starch, vegetable gum, Maltodextrin, Dextrose, Sodium bicarbonate, beta carotene, colors, less than 0.1%turmeric and apo carotenal, Alcohol, mixed natural tocopherols, natural source of vitamin e, to protect freshness
Additives explained
- E306
- E306
- E322
- Lecithin
- E322I
- E322I
- E435
- E435
- E471
- Mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids
- E491
- E491
- E500
- Sodium carbonates
- E500II
- E500II
Nutrition (per 100 g)
Frequently asked questions
Does Turtle cookies contain milk?
Yes, Turtle cookies contains milk.
Does Turtle cookies contain gluten?
Yes, Turtle cookies contains gluten.
Does Turtle cookies contain peanuts?
No, Turtle cookies does not declare peanuts on the label.
Does Turtle cookies contain eggs?
No, Turtle cookies does not declare eggs on the label.
Does Turtle cookies contain soy?
Yes, Turtle cookies contains soy.
Is Turtle cookies vegan?
No - based on the label, Turtle cookies contains animal-derived ingredients, so it is not vegan.
Is Turtle cookies vegetarian?
Not confirmed from the label - please check the full ingredient list. This is not dietary or medical advice.
What is Turtle cookies's health score?
Turtle cookies has a Coreberry health score of 1/100 (bad).
