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McCain Rustica
Spinach & Mozzarella Pizza
9310174113545
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Nutri-Score
McCain Rustica
McCain Rustica
Spinach & Mozzarella Pizza
Doubtful
9310174113545
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Frozen foodsMealsPizzas pies and quichesPizzasFrozen pizzas and pies
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Some ingredients may not meet halal standards
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Wheat flour, mozzarella (18%) (milk, salt, starter culture, non animal enzyme), water, spinach (11%), roasted tomatoes (11%), tomato (tomato, acidity regulator (330)), parmesan cheese (milk, salt, non animal rennet, starter culture, non animal enzyme), garlic sauce, tomato paste, breadcrumbs (wheat), olive oil, yeast, vegetable shortening, wheat starch, maltodextrin, salt, garlic, onion, mixed herbs, sugar, natural flavour, rochester sauce, spice, natural colour (160c), raising agents (541, 500), ascorbic acid, enzyme
d
Nutri-Score D
Barcode9310174113545
OriginNew-zealand
Verifications0
Last Updated11/09/2026
Frequently asked questions about Spinach & Mozzarella Pizza
Is Spinach & Mozzarella Pizza halal?
We show Spinach & Mozzarella Pizza as doubtful: our auto-check flagged source-dependent ingredients. These can be halal or not halal depending on the source (for example, animal-derived emulsifiers or certain flavours). Without third-party halal certification, the status cannot be confirmed.
What ingredients are in Spinach & Mozzarella Pizza?
Spinach & Mozzarella Pizza contains: Wheat Flour, Mozzarella (18%) (Milk, Salt, Starter Culture, Non Animal Enzyme), Water, Spinach (11%), Roasted Tomatoes (11%), Tomato (Tomato, Acidity Regulator (330)), Parmesan Cheese (Milk, Salt, Non Animal Rennet, Star… Always cross-check the pack, as manufacturers can update ingredients without changing the product name.
Is Spinach & Mozzarella Pizza healthy?
Spinach & Mozzarella Pizza has a Nutri-score of D, the lower tier on the European Nutri-score scale, which factors in saturated fat, sugar, salt, fibre, and protein. Nutri-score is a nutrition guide, not a halal indicator.