
Product Insights
Rye crispbread is a plant‑based crispbread made primarily from whole‑grain rye flour and salt, sold in 250 g plastic packets at Aldi. It belongs to the cereals and potatoes group (bread), carries a Nutri‑Score of A and is classified in NOVA group 3, offering very low fat (1.4 g), low sugars (2.3 g) and high fiber (14.6 g) per 100 g, but it also contains a moderate amount of salt (0.55 g) and a high carbohydrate load (69.3 g). The product is labeled low‑fat, source of fiber and vegetarian, yet it includes gluten and is packaged in non‑recyclable plastic.
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Nutritional Values
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Comparative Analysis
Compared with the average crispbread, this rye crispbread has markedly lower fat (1.4 g vs 5.5 g), sugar (2.3 g vs 4.8 g) and salt (0.55 g vs 4 g), while providing substantially more fiber (14.6 g vs 5.4 g) and slightly higher protein (10.2 g vs 9.9 g).
Ingredients
Wholegrain _Rye_ Flour 89%, _Rye_ Flour, Salt
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