General Mills, checked for palm oil free
We ran 94 General Mills products through our palm oil free rules: 48 pass, 6 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
Concentré de saveurs aux épices pour Poulet Shahi Korma
Passes the check
Old El Paso Stand n Stuff Taco Kit Sweet Paprika and Garlic
Passes the check
Extra croquant
Passes the check
Coeur de palmier coupé
Passes the check
Count Chocula
Passes the check
Céréales Avoine Croquante (amandes)
Passes the check
Céréales Lucky Charms
Passes the check
Lucky Charms Minis
Passes the check
Magic Clovers Lucky Charms
Passes the check
Fibre One
Passes the check
Honey Clovers Lucky Charms
Passes the check
Cinnamon Toast Crunch Churros
Passes the check
Almond Oatmeal Crisp
Passes the check
Reeses Puffs Cereal
Passes the check
Lucky Charms with Magic Gems
Passes the check
Plain Cheerios
Passes the check
Lucky Charms with unicorn marshmallows
Passes the check
Corn Chex
Passes the check
Cinnamon Chex Cereal
Passes the check
Cheerios Grandkids imp
Passes the check
Lucky Charms Mixed-Up Marshmallows
Passes the check
Mott's Assorted Fruit Flavored Snacks 10 Count
Passes the check
Lucky charms frosted toasted oat cereal with
Passes the check
Wheaties cereal
Passes the check
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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.