Marks & Spencer, checked for palm oil free
We ran 187 Marks & Spencer products through our palm oil free rules: 48 pass, 24 need a label check, and 26 don't make it. Verdicts differ between markets and recipes, so tap any product for the exact reasoning.
You can eat these
Multigrain Hoops
Passes the check
SWEET POTATO, PARSNIP AND BEETROOT VEGETABLE CRISPS
Passes the check
Milk chocolate
Passes the check
Chocolate chip cookie envelopes
Passes the check
Dark milk chocolate with blood orange
Passes the check
Chocolate Candy Beans, Orange Jellies And Popping Candy Milk Chocolate
Passes the check
Swiss Almond And Milk Chocolate Nutty Clouds
Passes the check
Reduced Sugar Milk Chocolate
Passes the check
High Protein Fusili
Passes the check
Super Seeded Peanut Butter
Passes the check
Raspberry Lemonade
Passes the check
Juicy Vitamin Water - Revitalise
Passes the check
collection crafted white sourdough
Passes the check
Classic Mayo
Passes the check
Calabria Spicy Salsiccia Salami Ragu
Passes the check
Apple & Cinnamon Crunch
Passes the check
Grain free fruit and nut granola
Passes the check
Corn Flakes
Passes the check
Triple chocolate crunch
Passes the check
apricot wheats
Passes the check
Blueberry Wheats
Passes the check
Special Flakes
Passes the check
High fibre fruit amd bran museli
Passes the check
Granola Four Nut & Flame Raisin
Passes the check
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Dinky British Cocktail Sausages
Check the label
Extreme Ridge Smoky Paprika Crisps
Check the label
100% Extra Virgin Olive Oil Crisps with Mediterranean Sea Salt
Check the label
Sriracha Chicken Noodles
Check the label
Milk Chocolate Coated Custard Creams
Check the label
Hot Chocolate Flakes - 45%
Check the label
Porridge Maple Syrup Flavour
Check the label
Honey Nuts Corn Flakes
Check the label
Multigrain hoops
Check the label
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Percy pig Phizzy fruit juice drink
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Orange Crush
Check the label
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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.