Asia, checked for palm oil free
We ran 172 Asia products through our palm oil free rules: 48 pass, 24 need a label check, and 21 don't make it. Verdicts differ between markets and recipes, so tap any product for the exact reasoning.
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Real Thai Sriracha Hot Chili Sauce
Passes the check
Isey skyr
Passes the check
Swiss Style Muesli
Passes the check
73% Madagascan Dark Chocolate
Passes the check
Extra Creamy Mill Chocolate
Passes the check
Dark Chocolate By Asda
Passes the check
Caramelised Red Onion Pork Sausage
Passes the check
1 cal olive oil
Passes the check
Corn Flakes
Passes the check
Edibel eyes
Passes the check
Egg Lasagne sheets
Passes the check
Granola
Passes the check
Oat Barista
Passes the check
Extra special fat free authentic Greek yogurt
Passes the check
Ugandan dark chocolate
Passes the check
Plain Breadsticks
Passes the check
Butter Roast Turkey
Passes the check
Oak smoked dry cured ham
Passes the check
Honey Roast Dry Cured Ham
Passes the check
Thick sliced chicken breast
Passes the check
Thick sliced oven baked ham
Passes the check
Bavarian style ham
Passes the check
Vegan Moroccan Style Tagine with Red Brown Rice
Passes the check
Extra virgin olive oil
Passes the check
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Isey Skyr al Naturale
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Strawberry cables
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exceptional 6 Cumberland pork sausages with cracked black pepper
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Ready Salted Chips
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Biscuit & snacks sharing asda extra special crisps sea salt and cider vinegar
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Multigrain Hoops
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Cumberland sausages
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Sea salt & black pepper hand cooked crisps
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Spanish Style Chicken & Chorizo Casserole
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Cheeky monkey
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Asda Fruit Drops
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Prawn Crackers
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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.