Flaky Layers Biscuits
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Flaky Layers Biscuits

Barcode 01821105
2.3/5· Poor

Highly processed with refined carbs, saturated fats, sodium, and additives like TBHQ and aluminum compounds; limited nutrition.

Safety note

Contains wheat (gluten). Avoid if allergic or sensitive to gluten, soy, or additives like TBHQ. Bake thoroughly before eating. High sodium content.

What's the verdict?

Convenient refrigerated biscuit dough designed for flaky texture upon baking; suitable for meals but highly processed with multiple additives.

Ingredients

14 listed · 8 flagged · estimated by AI, check the label
  • Enriched Flour Bleached (Flour/Base)Beneficial

    Supplies carbohydrates for energy and is enriched with niacin, iron, thiamin, riboflavin and folic acid to support metabolism and prevent deficiencies; however, refined nature leads to low fiber and potential blood sugar spikes.

  • Water (Solvent)

    Facilitates mixing and dough formation with no significant positive or negative health effects in this context.

  • Soybean and Palm Oil (Fats)Caution

    Imparts flakiness and tenderness but high saturated fat from palm oil can increase risk of heart disease; soybean oil provides omega-6 fatty acids which may promote inflammation if not balanced.

  • Baking Powder (Leavening Agent)Caution

    Includes sodium acid pyrophosphate, baking soda and sodium aluminum phosphate for rising; adds sodium which may elevate blood pressure and aluminum with potential but unproven neurotoxicity concerns at high exposure.

  • Vital Wheat Gluten (Texture Enhancer)Caution

    Boosts protein and chewiness but is a concentrated gluten source, posing significant risks for those with wheat allergies or celiac disease including digestive damage.

  • Dextrose (Sweetener)Caution

    Adds mild sweetness and aids browning; as a simple sugar it contributes to caloric intake without nutritional benefits and may impact dental health and blood glucose levels.

  • Fractionated Palm Oil (Fat)Caution

    Used for its melting properties to create layers; saturated fat content is linked to higher cholesterol levels and cardiovascular concerns.

  • Salt (Flavor/Preservative)Caution

    Enhances overall flavor but the high amount of sodium can lead to fluid retention, high blood pressure and increased heart disease risk.

  • Potassium Chloride (Flavor Enhancer)Beneficial

    Helps balance sodium and provides potassium which is essential for muscle function and may help lower blood pressure.

  • Xanthan Gum (Thickener)

    Improves dough stability and texture; typically well-tolerated but can cause digestive issues like gas or bloating for some consumers.

  • Mono and Diglycerides (Emulsifier)

    Maintains consistency and extends shelf life; generally safe but can be sourced from various fats with minimal nutritional contribution.

  • Natural and Artificial Flavor (Flavor)Caution

    Creates appealing biscuit taste; artificial flavors undergo safety testing but some individuals report sensitivities or prefer to avoid synthetic additives.

  • Preservatives (TBHQ, Potassium Sorbate, Citric Acid) (Preservative)Caution

    Prevents spoilage and oxidation; TBHQ has faced scrutiny for possible health effects like stomach irritation or hyperactivity in children, while others are safer.

  • Annatto Extract and Beta Carotene (Color)Beneficial

    Provides appealing golden color; beta carotene offers antioxidant benefits and vitamin A conversion, annatto is natural but rare allergies reported.

Nutrition

calories180
total fat8
saturated fat3.5
sodium520
total carbohydrate23
dietary fiber1
sugars3
protein4
calcium15
iron1.4
potassium60

None: trans fat, cholesterol, vitamin d.

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