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Is OPEN NATURE CHICKEN MARSALA MEATBALLS WHITE-MEAT CHICKEN AND PARMESAN MEATBALLS IN A CREAMY MARSALA WINE SAUCE WITH MUSHROOMS, CHICKEN MARSALA MEATBALLS vegan?
OPEN NATURE · Barcode 079893126111 · Automated ingredient assessment
No — not vegan
Contains cream, meat, butter. Contains cream, meat, and 5 other ingredients, which are animal-derived.
Why it is not vegancream, meat, butter, cheese
46 ingredient entries checkedSource record: 2021-01-30
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What the ingredient list tells us
MARSALA SAUCE (WATER, COOKING WINE [WINE, SALT], CREAM, ONION, GARLIC, CHICKEN BASE [CHICKEN MEAT INCLUDING NATURAL CHICKEN JUICES, SALT, CHICKEN FAT, YEAST EXTRACT, POTATO FLOUR, NATURAL FLAVORS, ONION POWDER, CARROT FIBER], BUTTER [PASTEURIZED CREAM, SALT], PARSLEY, CORN STARCH, BLACK PEPPER), CHICKEN PARMESAN MEATBALL (CHICKEN BREAST, PANKO [UNBLEACHED WHEAT FLOUR, CANE SUGAR, YEAST, SALT], PARMESAN CHEESE [PASTEURIZED WHOLE MILK, CHEESE CULTURES, SALT, ENZYMES], SALT, SPICES, DICED MOZZARELLA CHEESE [PASTEURIZED WHOLE MILK, CHEESE CULTURES, SALT, ENZYMES], LIQUID EGGS, WATER, BASIL), MUSHROOMS.
Source ingredient text. Check it against your current package; recognition and source data can contain errors.
Animal-derived ingredients identified
Meat is animal-derived.
Butter is made from dairy cream.
Cheese is a dairy product.
meatball is classified as animal-derived by the local ingredient taxonomy.
Milk is an animal-derived dairy ingredient.
Egg is an animal-derived ingredient.
Ingredients with an unresolved source
The source or production method of Marsala wine can vary, so it is not always vegan.
The source or production method of sauce can vary, so it is not always vegan.
The source or production method of wine can vary, so it is not always vegan.
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.
The source or production method of fat can vary, so it is not always vegan.
Natural flavours can come from plant or animal sources.
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.
The source or production method of panko can vary, so it is not always vegan.
The source or production method of ferment can vary, so it is not always vegan.
Food enzymes can be microbial, plant-derived, or animal-derived unless their source is stated.
We could not identify this ingredient reliably. Check the label spelling; this is a recognition gap, not evidence of animal origin.
Recognised ingredient entries (46)
marsala saucewatercooking winewinesaltcreamoniongarlicchicken basechicken meat including natural chicken juicessaltchicken fatyeast extractpotato flournatural flavorsonion powdercarrot fiberbutterpasteurized creamsaltparsleycorn starchblack pepperchicken parmesan meatballchicken breastpankounbleached wheat flourcane sugaryeastsaltparmesan cheesepasteurized whole milkcheese culturessaltenzymessaltspicesdiced mozzarella cheesepasteurized whole milkcheese culturessaltenzymesliquid eggswaterbasilmushrooms
Allergens, trace warnings & additives
Allergen names found in the ingredient text
WheatMilkEgg
Detected from the recipe text, not a complete allergen declaration or an allergy-safety assessment.
Declared allergens in the record
No allergen information is recorded. This is not an allergen-free claim.
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
No additives are listed in the available record. This is not an additive-free certification.
Nutrition & processing, separately explained
- Source Nutri-Score
- Not available
- Source NOVA group
- Not available
- Veganory indicator
- Not rated
- Indicator inputs
- Insufficient data
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.
| Energy | 145 kcal |
|---|---|
| Fat | 7.49 g |
| Saturated fat | 3.96 g |
| Carbohydrate | 7.49 g |
| Sugars | 1.32 g |
| Fibre | 0.4 g |
| Protein | 9.25 g |
| Sodium | 0.313 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
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Questions about this product
Is this answer valid for every OPEN NATURE product?
No. This page covers OPEN NATURE CHICKEN MARSALA MEATBALLS WHITE-MEAT CHICKEN AND PARMESAN MEATBALLS IN A CREAMY MARSALA WINE SAUCE WITH MUSHROOMS, CHICKEN MARSALA MEATBALLS, barcode 079893126111. 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 Marsala wine, sauce, wine, Acidity regulator, fat, natural flavours, breast, panko, ferment, enzymes, mushrooms 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?
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Sources & how this page is made
Product data: usda fooddata central branded 2026 04 · CC0 1.0.
Source record updated . This is not the date a person checked your package.
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