
Product Insights
Mexican style cooked vegetable stir-fry is a ready‑to‑eat dish that belongs to the One‑dish meals group of composite foods. It earns a Nutri‑Score of A, falls in NOVA group 3, and offers high fiber (4.5 g/100 g) with low saturated fat (0.4 g/100 g) and modest energy (87 kcal/100 g). However, it contains added sunflower oil, delivers 0.73 g of salt per 100 g, includes milk, mustard and peanuts as allergens, and is not vegan because of the milk ingredient.
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Nutritional Values
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Comparative Analysis
Compared with the average ready‑meal (per 100 g), this Mexican vegetable stir‑fry provides less than half the energy, fat, saturated fat and salt, while delivering more than double the fiber and a slightly higher sugar level.
Ingredients
Haricot rouge (origine France) 18%, haricot plat (origine France) 14%, mais doux en grains (origine France) 12%, poivron rouge grillé 12%, purée de tomate concentrée 11,7%, poivron jaune 11%, eau, oignon, huile de tournesol, concentré de tomate 2,3%, ail en poudre, sel, mélange d'épices 0,6% (ail, anis, cardamome, coriandre, cumin, menthe, piment, gingembre), bouillon de légumes (extrait de végétaux et plantes aromatiques, sel, oignon, carotte), amidon, coriandre, piment fort, poivre. Présence éventuelle de gluten, lait, moutarde et arachide.
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