ClearEaty
Soft Baked Key Lime, & White Chocolate Chip Cookies
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
- High in sugar, saturated fat; medium saltFSA traffic lights per 100g: high sugar 28 g (−0.8); high saturated fat 7.1 g (−0.9); medium salt 0.8 g (−0.2) (total −1.9).
Ingredients (36)
- 4Enriched bleached wheat flourRefined flour; low fibre, quick-digesting starch.
- 5Bleached Wheat FlourProcessed grain; bleaching removes some nutrients but enriched
- 8NiacinB vitamin; essential micronutrient added during enrichment.
- 7Reduced ironEssential mineral added for nutritional enrichment; bioavailable form.
- 8Thiamine mononitrateB1 vitamin; essential micronutrient added during enrichment.
- 8RiboflavinB2 vitamin; essential micronutrient added during enrichment.
- 8Folic acidB9 vitamin; essential micronutrient added during enrichment.
- 8Whole barley flourWhole grain with fiber, minerals, and beneficial compounds intact
- 3Brown SugarRefined sugar with molasses; marginally more minerals than white sugar.
- 4Palm OilSaturated fat from palm; high in saturated fat, environmental concerns.
- 6Canola OilMinimally processed vegetable oil; good source of unsaturated fats.
- 5Key lime bitsSweetened lime pieces; added sugar likely.
- 3SugarRefined carbohydrate; high glycemic impact; contributes to weight and metabolic disease.
- 4Palm Kernel OilHighly saturated fat; linked to environmental concerns.
- 2Hydrogenated Palm Kernel OilHydrogenated fat, highly processed. Only partially hydrogenated oil is the source of artificial trans fat; this label does not say which kind.
- 9red cabbage powder and curcuminNatural colorants; minimal processing, beneficial phytonutrients.
- 7Citric acidOrganic acid preservative; naturally derived, recognized as safe.
- 6Soy lecithinNatural emulsifier from soy; safe in small amounts, well-tolerated.
- 8Natural vanilla extractVanilla bean extract; minimally processed natural flavoring.
- 8MilkProvides calcium and protein; common allergen.
- 5inverted cane sugarProcessed sugar; rapid blood sugar spike; contributes to obesity and dental issues.
- 7Date pasteWhole fruit sweetener with fibre; still sugar-dense.
- 9DatesWhole food, natural sweetener, fiber, minerals, antioxidants
- 10WaterPure solvent; essential ingredient in aqueous formulations.
- 9EggsWhole food; excellent protein and nutrient source.
- 3Cane sugarRefined sugar; empty calories, no nutritional benefit.
- 4White dropsSweet confection pieces; mostly sugar and fat.
- 8Whole Milk PowderDried dairy; nutrient-dense but processed, high saturated fat.
- 6Natural flavorsFlavor enhancer; derived from natural sources; vague category.
- 7sunflower lecithin, emulsifier and saltNatural emulsifier with salt; acceptable; minimal processing from plant source.
- 6SaltEssential mineral; present in excess amounts linked to hypertension.
- 7Baking sodaSodium bicarbonate; natural leavening agent, safe.
- 6Sodium acid pyrophosphateChemical leavening agent; safe but highly processed.
- 6Monocalcium phosphateChemical leavening agent; safe but highly processed.
- 8apple fiberExtracted dietary fiber; minimally processed plant material.
- 3Caramel ColorClass III or IV caramel; safety established but non-nutritive.
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 from Open Food Facts — ODbL.