Breyers, checked for palm oil free
We ran 128 Breyers products through our palm oil free rules: 48 pass, 24 need a label check, and 13 don't make it. Verdicts differ between markets and recipes, so tap any product for the exact reasoning.
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Smooth vanilla
Passes the check
Dent Crush, bringebærpastiller
Passes the check
Beef & Onion
Passes the check
Potato crisps with rosemary and sea salt
Passes the check
Rosemary & sea salt
Passes the check
West Country Farmhouse Cheddar & Onion
Passes the check
West Country Farmhouse Cheddar & Onion Crisps
Passes the check
Sea Salt and Malt Vinegar Brown Bag Crisps
Passes the check
Ready salted crisps
Passes the check
Ginger snap biscuits
Passes the check
Brynild Ring Pop 10g
Passes the check
Mackerel in oil
Passes the check
Original Breakfast Sausage Links
Passes the check
American Style Mustard
Passes the check
English mustard
Passes the check
Dijon mustard
Passes the check
Whole Grain Mustard
Passes the check
Cacahuète grillée au four
Passes the check
Cheddar & parmesan brazilian cheese bread, cheddar & parmesan
Passes the check
Ice cream vanilla chocolate strawberry
Passes the check
Natural Vanilla Ice Cream
Passes the check
Reese‘s pieces ice cream
Passes the check
Style crèmerie - Vanille Française
Passes the check
Napolitaine style crèmerie
Passes the check
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Breyers delight - Mint Chip
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Delights cookies & cream
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Peanut butter dairy free
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Salted caramel cake
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Breyers Cookies & Cream
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Delights Chocolate & Hazelnut Dairy Free Ice Cream
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Dragonized Lemonade
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BRACES Once the largest coal exporting dock in the
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Pop corn maïs français à éclater
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Frozen Almond Milk Dessert
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Chocolate Peanut Butter Frozen Dairy Dessert
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Breyerschocolatetruffleicecream
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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.