Monin Mango Concentrated

Monin

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Ingredients:

Vegetable Glycerine, Natural Flavors, Water, Natural Mango Flavor, Citric Acid, Sea Salt.

Rating:     Average

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Rated at 3/5 green leaves, the Monin Mango Concentrated is a mid-tier option for those seeking cleaner food alternatives. The product is a mango-flavored concentrate that relies on a combination of natural flavors and vegetable glycerine to deliver its taste, with citric acid and sea salt added to the mix.

The product is not organic, a factor that detracts from its overall green leaf rating. Moreover, it is not verified as non-GMO, which further impacts its score. The inclusion of citric acid is noted as a negative due to its classification as an added sugar. Additionally, the presence of natural flavors and vegetable glycerine raises concerns about potential harm from additives, leading to a significant reduction in its score.

Despite these downsides, the Monin Mango Concentrated does not contain any explicitly harmful or banned substances, positioning it as an average choice within the market. Its use of sea salt and water as part of the ingredients indicates a commitment to simplicity in some aspects of its formulation. However, the lack of organic certification and the presence of non-GMO components suggest there is room for improvement.

The product’s standing is cemented as middle-of-the-road, reflecting a balance between its use of natural ingredients and the absence of organic and non-GMO assurances. It stands as a choice for consumers who are in search of cleaner options but are not strictly limited to organic or non-GMO products. The Monin Mango Concentrated provides a choice that, while not at the forefront of health consciousness, offers an alternative to many other products laden with artificial additives and sweeteners.

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