Asda, checked for halal
We ran 164 Asda products through our halal rules: 94 pass, 41 need a label check, and 29 don't make it. Verdicts differ between markets and recipes, so tap any product for the exact reasoning.
You can eat these
Asda extra special Wholemeal & bread
Passes the check
Asda Orange Juice Lollies
Passes the check
Ugandan dark chocolate
Passes the check
Dried penne pasta
Passes the check
Egg Lasagne sheets
Passes the check
Ketchup
Passes the check
Wine Gums
Passes the check
Oat Milk Rich & Smooth
Passes the check
Organic long life soya drink unsweetened
Passes the check
Plain Breadsticks
Passes the check
Poppadoms
Passes the check
Brie de pays
Passes the check
Rigatoni
Passes the check
Vitamin D
Passes the check
4 Fat free greek yogurts
Passes the check
Asda Crunchy Peanut Butter
Passes the check
Cocoa Powder
Passes the check
Full Fat Greek Style Yogurt
Passes the check
Fat Free Greek Yogurt
Passes the check
Extra special fat free authentic Greek yogurt
Passes the check
COOK by ASDA GROUND SWEET CINNAMON SWEET & WARMING
Passes the check
Extra virgin olive oil
Passes the check
Mackerel fillets In a hot and spicy sauce
Passes the check
Green Tea Decaf
Passes the check
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50% fruit high juice apple and mango
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1 cal olive oil
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Milk Chocolate
Check the label
Peruvian Dark Chocolate
Check the label
Orange dark chocolate
Check the label
Mint Humbugs
Check the label
Hot Salsa
Check the label
Thick sliced chicken breast
Check the label
Asda Bakery Seeded Tin Loaf Sliced
Check the label
Wholemeal wraps
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Ivory Coast & Dominican Republic Dark Chocolate 85% Cocoa Solids
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Dark Cooking Chocolate 85% Cocoa Solids
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Verdicts are automated checks based on Open Food Facts data. Formulations change between markets, so always confirm on the physical label.