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Gardein Holiday Roast
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Is Gardein Holiday Roast kosher?

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UPC 842234001220 · verified August 28, 2023 · 1 scans · low confidence

From Open Food Facts.
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Verdict by tradition

Ingredients as printed

Gardein: water, soy protein isolate*, vital wheat gluten*, yeast extract, expeller pressed canola oil*, modified vegetable gum, organic ancient grain flour (kamut khorasan wheat, amaranth, millet, quinoa), potato starch, sea salt, dehydrated garlic, organic cane sugar, natural flavors (from plant sources), vinegar, onion powder, garlic powder, pea protein, carrot fiber, beetroot fiber, color added, garlic extract, turmeric and paprika extracts. stuffing: onions, water, wheat flour*, celery dried cranberries, brown and wild rice, yeast extract, expeller pressed canola oil*, wheat gluten*, sea salt, sugar, modified vegetable gum, ascorbic acid, natural flavors (from plant sources), spice, garlic powder, onion powder, turmeric extract. breading: wheat flour*, water, sugar, wheat gluten*, spices, salt, paprika, baking powder, yeast, onion powder, modified vegetable gum, citric acid, paprika extract. rub: spices, red bell pepper flakes, expeller pressed canola oil*. gravy: water, expeller pressed canola oil*, corn starch, yeast extract, soy sauce (water, wheat*, soybeans, salt, alcohol**, vinegar), natural flavors (from plant sources), vital wheat gluten*, organic miso paste (organic soybeans, organic rice koji, sea salt, water, koji spores), soy protein isolate*, spices, garlic powder, onion powder, soy lecithin*, turmeric extract.

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Not yet classified: vital wheat gluten, modified vegetable gum, amaranth, from plant sources, beetroot fiber, color added, red bell pepper flakes, soybeans, organic miso paste, organic soybeans, koji spores

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