
Product Insights
Boudin noir aux oignons is a traditional French black pudding made with pork blood, pork fat, pork rind and 31 % onions, packaged in a vacuum‑sealed plastic tray and bag. It belongs to the PNNS groups of fish, meat, eggs and offals, carries a Nutri‑Score of D and is classified as a ultra‑processed NOVA‑4 product, with high levels of fat (24 g), saturated fat (9.1 g) and salt (1.4 g per 100 g). While it provides a good amount of protein (11 g) and vegetable fiber from onions, the presence of added sugars, the antioxidant E331 and traces of milk, gluten, eggs and mustard may be concerns for some consumers.
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Comparative Analysis
Compared with typical meat products, this pudding contains about twice the average fat, nearly double the saturated fat, roughly double the sugar and more than twice the salt per 100 g.
Ingredients
onions 31%, pork fat, pig blood, pork rind, salt, sucrose, spices, antioxidant: e331, dextrose, natural aromas, natural pork casing, {traces}traces of milk, gluten, eggs and mustard,{/traces}
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