28/30 ingredients recognized
How we scored this
PureScore is the stored composite of ingredient safety (40%), formulation quality (30%), contaminant risk (20%) and label transparency (10%). This label matched 28 of 30 listed ingredients. Unmatched names never wear an Excellent stamp. Methodology
Quaker, homestyle oatmeal muffins, banana walnut
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Flagged concerns
soybean oil
High in omega-6; promotes inflammation; usually GMO; highly processed; industrial seed oil.
diglycerides
Emulsifier; can contain trans fats not captured on the nutrition label; ultra-processed marker.
modified corn starch
Ultra-processed starch derivative; very high glycemic index; may disrupt gut bacteria.
molasses brown rice syrup
Highly processed starch-derived sugar; essentially pure glucose polymers; high glycemic
natural flavor
Vague term masking hundreds of possible compounds; may include MSG, beaver anal gland secretions, and other sources.
bleached wheat flour
Stripped of nutrients; high glycemic; bleaching may leave chemical residue.
polysorbate 60
Synthetic emulsifier; similar gut microbiome disruption concerns as polysorbate 80
sugar
High glycemic index; promotes inflammation and metabolic disease.
brown sugar
White sugar with trace molasses; marginally better than refined white sugar
wheat gluten
Isolated wheat protein; can drive gut inflammation; removed from bran and germ
Full ingredient list
Wholegrain rolled oats, banana puree, water, eggs, brown sugar, sugar, whole wheat flour, soybean oil, bleached wheat flour, walnuts. contains 2% or less of: wheat bran, modified corn starch, honey, wheat gluten, lactic acid, molasses brown rice syrup, baking soda, sodium aluminum phosphate, monocalcium phosphate, mono and diglycerides, sodium stearoyl lactylate, polysorbate 60, whey, nonfat dry milk, oat fiber, citrus fiber, salt, natural flavor, xanthan gum, guar gum.
Ingredient analysis
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