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Blue Bunny

Fat free ice cream

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Flagged concerns

mono & diglycerides

Emulsifier; can contain trans fats not captured on the nutrition label; ultra-processed marker.

artificial flavor

Catch-all for synthetic flavor chemicals; regulatory threshold does not address cumulative exposure

acesulfame potassium

Limited safety data; may affect insulin response; animal studies showed tumor increases.

maltodextrin

Ultra-processed starch derivative; very high glycemic index; may disrupt gut bacteria.

cellulose gum

Synthetic emulsifier; animal studies link it to microbiome disruption and inflammation.

carrageenan

Intestinal inflammation; may exacerbate IBS; degraded form is carcinogenic.

vitamin a palmitate

May enhance tumor development when applied on skin exposed to UV; avoid in daytime SPF products.

caramel color

Ammonia-process caramel coloring; may contain 4-MEI; ultra-processed marker.

sucralose

May alter gut microbiome; studies show possible DNA damage at high doses.

Full ingredient list

Skim milk, polydextrose, caramel swirl (sorbitol, maltodextrin, water, nonfat dry milk, caramel color, mono & diglycerides, glycerin, pectin, sodium citrate, disodium phosphate, carrageenan, salt, sodium bicarbonate, natural flavor, sucralose, ethyl vanillin, yellow 6, red 40), sorbitol, maltodextrin, peanut butter toffee pieces {liquid maltitol (maltitol, water), peanut butter* (dry roasted peanuts*), crisp rice (rice flour, malt extract, rice bran [calcium carbonate]), natural peanut flavor, baking soda, citric acid, soy lecithin}, contains 2% or less of vanilla extract, artificial flavor, cellulose gel, cellulose gum, mono & diglycerides*, carrageenan, sucralose, acesulfame potassium, vitamin a palmitate, caramel color, annatto for color.

Ingredient analysis

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