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aToxiq rating: Avoid — Flagged Avoid
Town House

Pita Crackers Everything

Avoid · Flagged
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0 30100 12443 6
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USA

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How we rated it

Why it’s rated Avoid

A product’s rating follows its most concerning indexed ingredient. Each ingredient links to its science card and the research behind it. How ratings work

  • Soybean Oil Industrial Seed Oil / High Omega-6 Burden
    Avoid
  • Natural Flavors (Undisclosed) Proprietary Mixture Loophole
    Use Caution
  • Sugar (Added) Added sugar — limit, not avoid.
    Use Caution
  • Dextrose Refined corn-derived sugar.
    Use Caution
  • Soy Lecithin Usually solvent-extracted from conventional soy. (Sunflower lecithin is the cleaner alternative.)
    Use Caution
  • Salt Everyday seasoning; no toxic-burden concern at normal use (sodium intake is a nutrition question, not a toxin).
    Clean
  • Onion Powder Dried onion.
    Clean
  • Garlic Powder Dried garlic.
    Clean
  • Yeast Whole yeast (not to be confused with yeast extract, a hidden-MSG source).
    Clean
Ingredients
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Ingredients

enriched flour, soybean oil, rice flour, sugar, oat fiber, salt, onion powder, poppy seeds, sea salt, garlic powder, yeast, dextrose, natural flavors, whey, soy lecithin

As listed by the data source. Always check the package in your hand — formulations change.

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