
Product Insights
I Gratinati – Patate e Rosmarino is a frozen, ready‑to‑heat one‑dish meal that combines Alaska pollock fillets, pre‑fried potatoes, tomatoes, rosemary and other seasonings, sold by Findus. It belongs to the Composite foods (One‑dish meals) group, carries a Nutri‑Score of A and a NOVA rating of 4, offering relatively high protein (10 g per 100 g) and low sugars (0.5 g per 100 g) but moderate fat (5.5 g per 100 g) and salt (0.77 g per 100 g). While the fish is sustainably sourced and the protein content is a benefit, the product contains added sugars, several vegetable oils and common allergens such as fish, egg and gluten, which may be concerns for specific dietary needs.
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Comparative Analysis
Compared with typical frozen meals, this product contains far less sugar (0.5 g vs 3.6 g), salt (0.77 g vs 3.55 g) and saturated fat (0.7 g vs 1.94 g), offers slightly lower total fat and calories, but provides higher protein (10 g vs 7.2 g) per 100 g.
Ingredients
Filetti di MERLUZZO d'Alaska 52%, patate prefritte 27% (patate, olio vegetale di semi di girasole, destrosio), acqua, oli vegetali (olio di semi di girasole, olio di colza, in proporzione variabile), pomodori parzialmente disidratati 2% (pomodori, olio vegetale di semi di girasole, sale), olio vegetale extra vergine di oliva, pangrattato 1,5% (farina di FRUMENTO, acqua, lievito, sale), sale, amido di mais, succo di limone da concentrato, rosmarino 0,3%, pepe bianco, UOVO in polvere. I pregiati filetti scelti per questo prodotto sono filetti di Merluzzo d'Alaska - Theragra chalcogramma - pescato nei mari dell'Oceano Pacifico del Nord Est e/o del Nord Ovest.
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