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Cheetos Crunchy
SuspiciousKeyword analysis
No definitively haram ingredients found. The following may be animal-derived or extracted with alcohol: natural and artificial flavouring. The following may be animal-derived: enzymes), whey protein concentrate, whey protein, enzyme. Assessed by keyword matching.
Suspicious ingredients (5)
enzymes)· Enzymes may be extracted from animal sources(EN)whey protein concentrate· Whey is a dairy ingredient — source verification recommended.(EN)natural and artificial flavouring· Aroma / flavouring — source may be animal-derived or extracted with alcohol.(EN)whey protein· Whey is a dairy ingredient — source verification recommended.(EN)enzyme· Enzymes may be extracted from animal sources⚠ (DE)
All ingredients
enriched corn meal (corn mealferrous sulfateniacinthiamin mononitrateriboflavinfolic acid)vegetable oil (corncanolaand/or sunflower oil)white cheddar cheese (milkcheese culturessalt!enzymes)corn maltodextrinnatural and artificial flavors!whey protein concentratemonosodium glutamatelactic acidcitric acidartificial color (yellow 6). contains milk ingredients.
Additives
e110e270e330e621
Allergens
milk
Categories
plant based foods and beveragesplant based foodssnackscereals and potatoessalty snacksappetizerschips and friespotatoes and their productscrispssalty snacks made from potatopotato crisps
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Last analyzed: August 14, 2026
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