ClearEatyKosher Dill Halves
salted snacks
From the label as recorded — always check the pack for allergens.
ClearEaty's score is our opinion — not medical advice.
Why this score
- Ultra-processed (NOVA 4)Ultra-processed per the NOVA classification — −1.5, never below 7 on this rule alone.
- High in saltFSA traffic lights per 100g: high salt 2.4 g (−1.1).
Ingredients (13)
- 10Fresh cucumbersWhole food, natural, hydrating, low calorie, nutrient-dense
- 10WaterEssential solvent; no health concern.
- 6SaltEssential mineral; acceptable in moderation for flavor.
- 8Distilled vinegarFermented, natural, minimal processing, adds flavor.
- 8Dried garlicDehydrated vegetable; minimally processed, natural flavoring.
- 6Calcium chlorideFood additive; safe but artificial in origin.
- 5Sodium benzoateSynthetic preservative, safe at approved levels, some debate
- 9SpiceNatural flavor and antimicrobial compound.
- 9Mustard seedNatural spice, minimally processed, adds flavor.
- 6Natural flavorVague category; likely safe but specific sources unclear.
- 10Dried red peppersWhole food, natural, rich in vitamin C and antioxidants
- 5Polysorbate 80Emulsifier; synthetic; safe in cosmetics at typical levels.
- 7Oleoresin turmericConcentrated extract from turmeric, potent curcumin, minimal processing
Allergens
Contains: mustard
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.