
Element Organic Dipped Rice Cakes, Strawberry'N'Cream
What You Should Know
Element Organic Dipped Rice Cakes, Strawberry'N'Cream (3.5 oz) lands on shelves as a carry-along, shelf-stable snack aimed at shoppers looking for an organic, portion-controlled treat. You'd spot it in the natural and organic aisle or the snack aisle alongside other rice cakes, granola bars, and better-for-you chips, often near gluten-free and organic cookie options. It reads as a light, slightly indulgent snack for school lunches, afternoon pick-me-ups, or a small dessert substitute after dinner. The brand leans into minimalist, clean-living messaging: Element evokes purity and simplicity, targeting health-conscious millennials, busy parents and label-savvy shoppers who value organic certification and ingredient transparency. The bag and marketing emphasize organic certification, simple ingredient lists, and words like yogurt and cream for a health halo; packaging art and strawberry flavoring may also appeal to kids without overt cartooning. On the label you get organic claims, natural flavors, and a short ingredient list, though the coating is a formulated mix containing emulsifiers and flavor concentrates. In plain terms this is a manufactured coated snack — a rice cake base with an industrially made organic yogurt-and-strawberry coating. Sensory-wise the base is light and crisp with airy snap, while the coating is smooth, sweet, slightly tangy from dehydrated yogurt, and melts on the tongue; texture contrast is a selling point. Packaging is a small, portable bag for grab-and-go rituals — slipped into a lunchbox, paired with coffee, or eaten straight from the pouch during a quick break.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
Organic, Yogurt, &, Strawberry, Flavored, Coating, (Organic, Sugar,, Organic, Cocoa, Butter,, Organic, Whole, Milk, Powder,, Organic, Dehydrated, Yogurt, [Organic, Non-Fat, Milk, Solids,, Lactic, Acid,, Cultures],, Emulsifiers:, Soy, Lecithin,, Natural, Flavors,, Colored, with, Vegetable, Juice),, Organic, Rice..
Flagged Ingredients:
- •soy lecithin - Processed emulsifier
Dietary Labels
Ultra-Processing Assessment
Ultra-Processed
Why this score?
The product is an industrially formulated snack with a multi-ingredient flavored coating containing emulsifiers and natural flavors; these processed additives and the manufactured coating place it in the ultra-processed NOVA 4 category.
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Common Questions about Element Organic Dipped Rice Cakes, Strawberry'N'Cream
Well, 'healthy' can be a bit subjective! These rice cakes are organic and made with real ingredients, which is a plus. They have 80 calories and 5 grams of sugar per cake, so if you’re looking for a light snack, they could fit into a balanced diet. Just keep in mind, they’re not a protein powerhouse!
