ClearEatyNancy's Probiotic Kefir Whole Milk Plain
kefir
No ingredients scored poorly — a relatively clean ingredient list for its category.
Why this score
- Ultra-processed (NOVA 4)Ultra-processed per the NOVA classification — −1.5, never below 7 on this rule alone.
- Medium sugarFSA traffic lights per 100g: medium sugar (−0.2).
- Organiccertified organic (+0.5).
Ingredients (11)
- 9Organic pasteurized whole milkMinimally processed, nutrient-dense dairy with protein, calcium, vitamins
- 8Organic pasteurized nonfat milkMinimally processed dairy, nutrient-dense but fat removed
- 8Organic inulinNatural prebiotic fiber from plants, supports gut health
- 8Lactase EnzymeNatural enzyme aid, helps digestion, no harmful effects in food
- 8Lactobacillus caseiBeneficial probiotic supports digestive and immune function
- 8Bifidobacterium lactisProbiotic strain supports digestive health and immune response
- 9Bifidobacterium lactis BB-12Probiotic strain supports gut health and digestive function
- 9Lactobacillus acidophilus LA-5Probiotic strain aids digestion and supports intestinal health
- 9Lactobacillus rhamnosus LGGWell-researched probiotic supports immune and digestive health
- 8Lactobacillus rhamnosus LB3Probiotic strain supports gut flora balance and immunity
- 8Lactobacillus acidophilusCommon probiotic strain aids digestion and nutrient absorption
Allergens
Contains: milk
Declared on the product label. Anything not listed here simply wasn't declared - that is not the same as being free from it. Always check the packaging.
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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.