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Asia Noodles - Vegetable Taste
SuspiciousKeyword analysis
No definitively haram ingredients found. The following may be animal-derived or extracted with alcohol: flavouring. The following may be animal-derived: e631. Assessed by keyword matching.
Suspicious ingredients (2)
flavouring· Aroma / flavouring — source may be animal-derived or extracted with alcohol.⚠ (EN)e631· Disodium inosinate (E631) may be derived from fish or meat
All ingredients
84% nudeln asiatischer art (weizenmehlsonnenblumenölspeisesalzmodifizierte stärkezuckerbacktriebmittel (natriumcarbonatkaliumcarbonat)kurkumaextrakt)geschmacksverstärker (mononatriumglutamatdinatriuminosinatdinstriumguanylat)glukosesiruparomen (mit sellerie)stärkezuckerpalmöl07% lauch06% karotten05% gemüsemaiskaliumchloridknoblauchjodiertes speisesalzröstzwiebelpulverpetersilie 02% gemüsepaprikazwiebelsaftkonzentratspeisesalzpfeffercayennepfefferkurkumasäuerungsmittel (citronensäure)hefeextraktsojasaucenpulver (sojabohnenweizen)maltodextrinchilikurkumasonnenblumenöl. kann roggengerstehafereimilchsenfgluten enthalten.
Suspicious additives (1)
e631· Found in additives: Disodium inosinate (E631) may be derived from fish or meat
Additives
e100e14xxe330e500e500ie501e501ie508e621e631
Allergens
celeryglutensoybeans
Traces
eggsglutenmilkmustard
Categories
plant based foods and beveragesplant based foodsmealsdried productsdried products to be rehydratedpastasdried mealsnoodlesinstant noodles
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Alcohol in food flavorings
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Last analyzed: July 31, 2026
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