Is foodspring Protein Bar Cookie Dough vegan?

foodspring · Barcode 4260363480871 · Automated ingredient assessment

The short answer

No — not vegan

Contains milk, whey. Contains milk and whey, which are animal-derived.

Why it is not veganmilk, whey
27 ingredient entries checkedSource record: 2023-04-19

Based on the recorded recipe, not certification. Match it with your current package.

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Evidence, not a guess

What the ingredient list tells us

protein blend (milk protein (19%), whey protein (18%), isomalt syrup oligosaccharide, fructo-oligosaccharide syrup, bulking agent (polydextrose), humectant (glycerol), unsweetened chocolate pieces (6.2%) (cocoa mass, sweetener (xylitol), cocoa butter, emulsifier (sunflower lecithin), flavoring), cocoa butter (2.1%), almonds (roasted, chopped) (1%), almond flour (1%), natural flavor, cocoa powder (0.7%), sea salt, acidity regulator (sodium hydrogen carbonate), sweetener (steviol glycosides),

Source ingredient text. Check it against your current package; recognition and source data can contain errors.

Animal-derived ingredients identified

milk

Milk is an animal-derived dairy ingredient.

whey

Whey is derived from milk.

Ingredients with an unresolved source

oligosaccharides

This ingredient name is in the source dictionary, but it is not yet covered by a verified assessment. This is not evidence of animal origin.

glycerol

Glycerol can come from plant, synthetic, or animal sources.

unspecified chocolate

Chocolate can contain dairy unless its complete sub-ingredients are listed.

flavourings

Unspecified flavourings may contain carriers or ingredients of animal origin.

roasted

We could not identify this ingredient reliably. Check the label spelling; this is a recognition gap, not evidence of animal origin.

chopped

We could not identify this ingredient reliably. Check the label spelling; this is a recognition gap, not evidence of animal origin.

natural flavours

Natural flavours can come from plant or animal sources.

Fructooligosaccharide

This ingredient name is in the source dictionary, but it is not yet covered by a verified assessment. This is not evidence of animal origin.

Bulking agent

This ingredient name is in the source dictionary, but it is not yet covered by a verified assessment. This is not evidence of animal origin.

Humectant

This ingredient name is in the source dictionary, but it is not yet covered by a verified assessment. This is not evidence of animal origin.

Sweetener

This ingredient name is in the source dictionary, but it is not yet covered by a verified assessment. This is not evidence of animal origin.

Recognised ingredient entries (27)
protein blendmilk proteinwhey proteinisomalt syrup oligosaccharidefructo oligosaccharide syrupbulking agentpolydextrosehumectantglycerolunsweetened chocolate piecescocoa masssweetenerxylitolcocoa buttersunflower lecithinflavoringcocoa butteralmondsroastedchoppedalmond flournatural flavorcocoa powdersea saltsodium hydrogen carbonatesweetenersteviol glycosides

Allergens, trace warnings & additives

Allergen names found in the ingredient text

Tree nutsMilk

Detected from the recipe text, not a complete allergen declaration or an allergy-safety assessment.

Declared allergens in the record

milknuts

Precautionary “may contain” information

No trace statement is recorded. Absence of data does not mean absence of cross-contact.

Trace warnings are kept separate from recipe ingredients. Do not use this page to decide whether food is safe for an allergy.

Additives listed

e1200e422e960e967

Labels reported by the source

no artificial flavorshoher ballaststoffgehalthoher proteingehaltnon veganvegetarian status unknown

These are source labels, not certifications independently verified by Veganory.

Some source labels conflict. We have withheld those claims until the package can be checked.

Nutrition & processing, separately explained

Source Nutri-Score
A
Source NOVA group
4 of 4
Veganory indicator
77/100
Indicator inputs
Nutrition + processing

Nutri-Score is the grade reported in the source, not a score calculated or certified by us. NOVA describes processing. The Veganory indicator is a separate estimate; it does not determine whether a product is vegan.

Source values per 100 g or 100 ml, as supplied by the record. Confirm the basis on the package; these are not per-serving values.
Energy308 kcal
Fat7.6 g
Saturated fat4.1 g
Carbohydrate17 g
Sugars4.7 g
Fibre27 g
Protein33 g
Salt0.38 g
Sodium0.152 g
How our indicator is calculated

When available, Nutri-Score A–E maps to 92, 74, 55, 34 or 16 points. With NOVA present, we combine 80% of those points with 20% of the processing indicator (100, 82, 52 or 16 for groups 1–4). Without NOVA we use the nutrition points alone. Without a usable Nutri-Score, we do not rate the product. This is a simplified comparison aid, not a validated health assessment.

Vegan alternatives to explore

Compare the product type and ingredient evidence, then check the individual label. Availability in your country or shop is not confirmed.

Sugar cookie packageSugar cookieCMB,CombineSame cookie type · labelled veganVegan label reported in source data · Close product match

Not sponsored. Product similarity is not a safety or certification score. Photos: community contributions and Open Food Facts (CC BY-SA).

Questions about this product

Is this answer valid for every foodspring product?

No. This page covers foodspring Protein Bar Cookie Dough, barcode 4260363480871. Other flavours, package versions or recipes sold in different countries may differ. Match the barcode and ingredient list on your package.

What still needs to be confirmed?

The source of oligosaccharides, glycerol, unspecified chocolate, flavourings, roasted, chopped, natural flavours, Fructooligosaccharide, Bulking agent, Humectant, Sweetener needs clarification. Check the current package for a vegan certification or ask the manufacturer about these exact ingredients. A confidence label is not a certification.

Is the nutrition rating the same as the vegan result?

No. Vegan status concerns ingredient origin. Nutri-Score describes a nutrition profile, NOVA describes processing, and the Veganory score is our own combination of available indicators. A vegan result does not mean a food is nutritionally balanced.

What if my label is different?

Use the current package as your reference. Open a personal check or add a clear ingredient photo below. Community evidence is reviewed before shared information changes; this page is not proof of a manufacturer review.

Sources & how this page is made

Product data: Open Food Facts record for 4260363480871 · Open Database License (ODbL).

Source record updated . This is not the date a person checked your package.

Veganory automatically analyses the available ingredient text, source labels and ingredient rules. We have not taste-tested this product, certified it or independently confirmed its current recipe with the manufacturer.

Read our checking method and limitations. Recipes can change. Compare the current label, especially for strict dietary requirements.

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