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Added sugar 21g
84% of daily limit
Palm oil flagged
EFSA, 2023
No artificial colors
verified clean
The pain

Grocery shopping became unpaid homework.

Three moments. You've lived all of them this month.

If you're a parent

“Is this safe for my kid?”

27 ingredients, half of them E-numbers, a toddler melting down in the cart. You buy it anyway and feel a quiet pang the whole drive home.
If you're managing your health

“Doctor said no sugar.”

The front says “no added sugar.” The panel says 18g, from “fruit juice concentrate.” Same thing — different word.
If you read the fine print

“Is this actually healthy?”

“Immunity boost.” “100% natural.” Neither phrase is legally defined. You open three tabs, then give up.

And the labels know exactly how to bend the truth.

100% Natural
What it really meansLegally undefined. May still contain added sugar, palm oil, and emulsifiers — as long as no single ingredient is "synthetic."
No Added Sugar
What it really meansSweetened with fruit juice concentrate or maltodextrin. Metabolically identical to sugar.
Immunity Boost
What it really meansUsually just added Vitamin C bolted onto a product with 3× the WHO daily sugar limit.
Made with Real Fruit
What it really meansOften 2% fruit puree. The other 98% is sugar, water, color, and "natural flavor."
The cost of this confusion

You read every label. Nobody should have to.

14 min
Time you'll spend reading labels on your next grocery trip.
3 of 5
Products with a "healthy" claim that fail at least one nutritional threshold.
73%
Of shoppers who feel quietly misled by the package they just put in their cart.
The app

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Step 01

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Step 02

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Step 03

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One score. One clear call — buy it, or don't. And the few things actually worth knowing before you do.

Step 04

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Every flag traced to WHO, FDA or EFSA limits. Allergens called out plainly. Each claim sourced — so you can trust it, or check us on it.

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Chocoza Hazelnut Spread
350g · barcode 80005000724
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OUR VERDICT
Consider before buying
High in sugar & sat. fat. Clean of artificial colors. Better options exist in this category.
● WATCH OUT
14g added sugar / serving
Palm oil (EFSA flagged)
56% WHO daily sugar limit
● WHAT'S GOOD
No artificial colors
No preservatives
13% real hazelnut
Nutrition
Ingredients
Allergens
Added sugar
14g · 56% WHO
Saturated fat
5.5g · 27% WHO
Sodium
20mg · 1% WHO
Fiber
3.4g · 12% RDI
Ingredients · 7 of 12 flagged
Sugar (56.3%)WHO: max 25g/day for adults
Palm oilEFSA: high contaminants when refined
Skim milk powderHighly processed dairy
Soy lecithin (E322)Emulsifier · generally recognized safe
Hazelnut (13%)Whole-food ingredient
Cocoa solids (7.4%)Whole-food ingredient
Allergens · contains 3
!Milk
!Soy
!Nuts
Gluten
Egg
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Who we built this for

If this sounds familiar, we built it for you.

For the parent

Who reads every label, every time.

"My daughter reacts to red 40. I've memorised E-numbers I shouldn't have to know."

For the careful eater

Where the food aisle feels adversarial.

"My A1C went up because a yogurt I trusted had more sugar than the soda next to it."

For the curious

Who doesn't trust marketing copy.

"Don't tell me it's healthy. Tell me what's in it. Let me decide."

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