Is this pasta suitable for strict dietary regimes such as vegan, gluten‑free, keto or halal?

The pasta is vegan, certified gluten‑free and bears a kosher label, which satisfies halal requirements, but it is not keto‑friendly because of its high carbohydrate content.

How does the low sugar and zero‑salt formulation affect people with diabetes or hypertension?

The minimal sugar reduces immediate impact on blood glucose, and the absence of added salt supports blood‑pressure management, yet the high total carbohydrate load still requires portion control for diabetic individuals.

Can individuals with a corn allergy safely consume this product?

Corn flour is the sole ingredient, so anyone allergic to corn should avoid this pasta.

Sam Mills • 500g

Pasta d'oro gluten free

Cereals And Potatoes

Product Insights

Pasta d'oro gluten free is a corn‑flour pasta classified in the 'Cereals and potatoes' group of the PNNS system. It carries a Nutri‑Score of B, belongs to NOVA group 1, and provides 345 kcal per 100 g with low fat (0.8 g), low sugars (1 g), and no added salt. The product is high in carbohydrates (79 g) and offers modest protein (5.5 g), making it energy‑dense but relatively low in protein compared with typical cereals.

Nutrient Levels

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Fat

low

Saturated Fat

low

Sugars

low

Salt

low

Nutritional Values

Values per 100 g

Energy Kcal345 kcal

Fat0.8 g

Saturated Fat0 g

Carbohydrates79 g

Sugars1 g

Comparative Analysis

Compared with the average values for plant‑based cereals, this pasta contains far less sugar (1 g vs 9 g), fat (0.8 g vs 6.9 g) and salt (0 g vs 2.96 g) while delivering a similar caloric level (345 kcal vs 353 kcal).

Ingredients

corn flour,

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