ClearEatyRagú Old World Style Traditional Sauce
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ClearEaty's score is our opinion — not medical advice.
Why this score
- Processed (NOVA 3)Processed food per the NOVA classification — −0.5.
- Medium sugar, saltFSA traffic lights per 100g: medium sugar 5.6 g (−0.2); medium salt 1 g (−0.2) (total −0.4).
Ingredients (10)
- 9Tomato pureeMinimally processed tomato concentrate, rich in lycopene and antioxidants
- 8Tomato pasteConcentrated tomato, minimally processed, nutrient-dense.
- 6SaltFlavor and preservation; high sodium content noted.
- 3SugarRefined sweetener; small amount used; acceptable.
- 8Dehydrated onionsMinimally processed whole food, retains most nutritional value and flavor
- 8Dehydrated garlicDried garlic; retains beneficial sulfur compounds; minimal processing.
- 10Extra virgin olive oilMinimally processed, monounsaturated fats, polyphenols, anti-inflammatory
- 9SpicesNatural flavor and aroma compounds; generally healthful.
- 8Garlic PowderDried whole spice; minimal processing, traditional flavoring.
- 8Onion powderProcessed but natural, convenient form with retained nutrients and bioactive compounds
Allergens
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Contains: soy
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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.
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