ClearEaty
Donut Sticks
doughnuts
1357910
From the label as recorded — always check the pack for allergens.
ClearEaty's score is our opinion — not medical advice.
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Why this score
- Capped: contains titanium dioxideEU banned 2022 (after EFSA review)
- Capped: contains natural and artificial flavors with lemonsynthetic flavoring — undisclosed composition
- Ultra-processed + additivesNOVA group 4 (ultra-processed) combined with a flagged additive — capped at 6.
- High in sugar, saturated fat; medium saltFSA traffic lights per 100g: high sugar 35 g (−1.1); high saturated fat 15 g (−1.5); medium salt 0.8 g (−0.2) (total −2.8).
Ingredients (31)
- 3SugarRefined sweetener; high caloric value, minimal nutrients.
- 4Palm oilHigh saturated fat content; environmental and health concerns.
- 5Enriched Bleached Wheat FlourProcessed grain with added nutrients; bleaching removes some benefits
- 7Barley MaltWhole grain derivative; natural sweetener with some nutritional value
- 8NiacinEssential B vitamin; added to fortified grain products.
- 7Reduced ironEssential mineral; standard enrichment in fortified bread.
- 8Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B1)Essential synthetic nutrient; added to fortify flour safely
- 8RiboflavinVitamin B2; essential nutrient
- 8Folic acidSynthetic B vitamin; essential micronutrient fortification.
- 10WaterPure water; essential solvent for extraction.
- 8Soy flourPlant-based protein; processed but nutrient-dense.
- 6modified wheat and corn starchesChemically treated starches; processed thickeners with altered properties.
- 5Soybean oilHighly refined, extracted oil; minimal nutrients but common culinary oil.
- 8Nonfat MilkNatural dairy product; good protein and calcium source
- 3DextroseRefined sugar; high glycemic index, minimal nutrition.
- 7baking sodaBaking soda: natural leavening agent, safe, minimal processing.
- 6Sodium acid pyrophosphateChemical leavening agent; safe but highly processed.
- 9Egg yolksWhole food, nutrient-dense emulsifier.
- 4salt emulsifiers propylene glycol monostearateSynthetic emulsifier; highly processed with limited safety data.
- 6Mono- and diglyceridesFood emulsifiers; derived from fats; acceptable; supports product stability.
- 6Soy lecithinSoy-derived emulsifier; minimally processed but from modified crops.
- 9SpicesNatural flavor ingredients, antioxidant-rich, minimal processing.
- 5Corn starchRefined carbohydrate; minimal fiber or nutrition.
- 7guar gum and xanthan gumNatural polysaccharide thickeners; soluble fiber; minimal toxicity; well-tolerated generally.
- 8Calcium CarbonateMineral nutrient; provides bioavailable calcium; natural source.
- 8agarNatural polysaccharide from seaweed; safe thickener with minimal processing.
- 6potassium sorbateSynthetic preservative; inhibits mold and yeast; safe at typical food levels.
- 2titanium dioxideSynthetic whitening agent; potential nanoparticle absorption concerns.
- 5natural and artificial flavors with lemonMixed flavor sources with lemon; artificial components may contain synthetics.
- 8whey milkDairy product; good protein and calcium source with light processing.
- 9egg whitesMinimally processed protein from eggs; retains nutritional value with minimal intervention.
Allergens
Contains: soy, milk, gluten, eggs
From the product label and its ingredient list, and not part of the score. Anything not listed here simply wasn't declared - that is not the same as being free from it. Always check the packaging.
How ClearEaty scores food
ClearEaty gives every food a single 1–10 score built from two honest principles:
the quality of what's actually on the ingredient list, and how heavily the food is processed.
Recognizable whole-food ingredients lift the score; additives, refined oils, and heavily
processed inputs pull it down. The score is our own opinion to help you
compare products at a glance — it is not a medical judgment, and dietary badges above
reflect label claims only.
Score reflects ClearEaty's ingredient- and processing-based opinion.
Always read the actual label for allergens and medical needs.
Product data and photos from Open Food Facts — data ODbL, photos CC-BY-SA.