CHICKEN NOODLE vs Chicken Broth
CheckTag rates them about the same (2.5 and 2.5 out of 5). The differences are in the details below.
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| CHICKEN NOODLE | Chicken Broth | |
|---|---|---|
| CheckTag rating | 2.5/5 | 2.5/5 |
| Shopper reviews | No reviews yet | No reviews yet |
| Flagged ingredients | 7 | 5✓ |
| Ingredients listed | 14 | 11 |
| Allergens | — | — |
| Net quantity | — | — |
| Safety note | Yes | Yes |
Ingredients worth a second look
- Chicken Broth (Soup Base) — Provides the liquid foundation and savory chicken flavor; typically high in sodium which may increase risks for high blood pressure and cardiovascular issues with frequent consumption.
- Egg Noodle (Grain Pasta) — Delivers carbohydrates for quick energy but refined nature can lead to rapid blood sugar rises and contains gluten, a common allergen that may cause digestive distress.
- Hydrolyzed Corn Protein (Umami Flavor Enhancer) — Improves taste but processed form may trigger sensitivities similar to MSG, with potential for headaches or allergic-type reactions in some consumers.
- Salt (Seasoning) — Essential for flavor but excessive levels in canned soups are concerning for sodium overload linked to heart disease and stroke risk.
- Sugar (Added Sweetener) — Balances flavors in small quantities but unnecessary added sugar can contribute to obesity, diabetes risk, and unnecessary calorie consumption.
- Soy Protein Isolate (Protein Booster) — Enhances protein levels but as a common allergen and ultra-processed soy derivative, it carries concerns for hormone balance and digestive issues.
- Sodium Phosphate (Preservative/Emulsifier) — Maintains texture but added phosphates can disrupt mineral balance, potentially harming kidney function and cardiovascular health over time.
- Salt (Preservative/Flavor Enhancer) — Boosts taste but significantly contributes to sodium levels which can elevate blood pressure and increase cardiovascular strain if consumed regularly beyond recommended daily limits.
- Sea Salt (Flavor Enhancer) — Similar to table salt with trace minerals but negligible nutritional upside; still adds to overall sodium load posing risks for heart health and fluid retention in sensitive consumers.
- Sugar (Sweetener/Flavor Balancer) — Added to round out flavors but introduces unnecessary sugars that may spike blood glucose and contribute to broader dietary concerns like weight gain or dental issues even in small doses.
- Yeast Extract (Umami Flavor Enhancer) — Supplies B-vitamins but contains natural glutamates akin to MSG that may trigger headaches, flushing or discomfort in intolerant individuals despite being generally safe.
- Artificial Flavor (Synthetic Flavoring) — Chemically formulated to intensify chicken taste; carries caution due to ongoing debates on long-term effects of artificial additives and possible sensitivities or behavioral impacts.
What's different inside
They share 4 ingredients.
Chicken Broth (Soup Base), Carrots (Vegetable Ingredient), Cooked White Chicken Meat (Meat Protein), Egg Noodle (Grain Pasta), Celery (Vegetable Ingredient), Hydrolyzed Corn Protein (Umami Flavor Enhancer), Xanthan Gum (Stabilizer/Thickener), Modified Food Starch (Thickener), Soy Protein Isolate (Protein Booster), Sodium Phosphate (Preservative/Emulsifier)
Salt (Seasoning), Chicken Fat (Fat Component), Sugar (Added Sweetener), Natural Flavor (Flavor Additive)
Chicken Stock (Base), Sea Salt (Flavor Enhancer), Yeast Extract (Umami Flavor Enhancer), Carrot Juice Concentrate (Natural Color/Flavor), Onion Powder (Flavoring), Artificial Flavor (Synthetic Flavoring), Chicken Powder (Concentrated Flavor Enhancer)
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