
Pillsbury Frosting, Creamy Supreme Chocolate Fudge
What You Should Know
Pillsbury Creamy Supreme Chocolate Fudge Frosting is a familiar grocery-aisle staple you would spot in the baking aisle near cake mixes, sprinkles, canned frosting, and boxed dessert mixes. Packaged in a 16 oz plastic tub, the product is marketed as a ready-to-use, crowd-pleasing chocolate topping ideal for cakes, cupcakes, cookies and brownies. It reads as a convenience product for celebrations and everyday treats alike, showing up on shopping lists for birthday parties, holiday baking, last-minute desserts and casual weekend baking sessions. Brand positioning leans on nostalgia and family moments; Pillsbury evokes home baking and approachable indulgence aimed at busy parents, bakers who want quick results, and party hosts who prioritize convenience. Label characteristics include indulgent descriptors like creamy and fudge, a gluten-free callout, and no organic or clean-label certification; ingredients list includes both natural and artificial flavors and an artificial color, so it presents more as mainstream convenience than natural or premium. Processing context: this is a highly processed, shelf-stable tub-style frosting made with sweeteners, refined oils, thickeners, emulsifiers and preservatives to ensure texture and longevity. Sensory details: the frosting is thick, glossy and spreadable with a smooth, silky mouthfeel and sweet, chocolatey flavor derived from alkalized cocoa and added sweeteners; it arrives in a resealable plastic tub and is typically spooned or spread with a knife or offset spatula in a quick decorating ritual. After opening consumers are instructed to refrigerate, and many use it straight from the tub for quick frosting or as a dip for sweets.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
Sugar,, Water,, Palm, Oil,, Corn, Syrup,, Cocoa, Processed, with, Alkali,, Corn, Starch,, Canola, Oil,, Contains, 2%, or, Less, of:, Salt,, Mono, and, Diglycerides,, Sodium, Acid, Pyrophosphate,, Natural, and, Artificial, Flavor,, Polysorbate, 60,, Modified, Corn, Starch,, Potassium, Sorbate, (Preservatives),, Citric, Acid,, Soy, Lecithin,, Xanthan, Gum,, Antioxidants, (Ascorbyl, Palmitate,, Mixed, Tocopherols,, Chamomile, and, Rosemary, Extracts),, Artificial, Color..
Flagged Ingredients:
- •Canola Oil - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
- •Palm Oil - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
- •Mono and Diglycerides - Processed emulsifier
- •Soy Lecithin - Processed emulsifier
- •Polysorbate 60 - Processed emulsifier
- •Potassium Sorbate - Synthetic preservative
- •Artificial Color - Artificial coloring
Dietary Labels
Ultra-Processing Assessment
Ultra-Processed
Why this score?
Contains multiple industrial ingredients and additives (refined sugars, corn syrup, palm/canola oils, emulsifiers, preservatives, artificial flavors and colors), characteristic of ultra-processed foods.
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Common Questions about Pillsbury Frosting, Creamy Supreme Chocolate Fudge
The Creamy Supreme Chocolate Fudge frosting is a sweet treat, but it's not what you'd call 'healthy' in the traditional sense. With 18 grams of added sugars per serving, it's definitely a dessert item rather than a health food. If you're looking for a little indulgence in your baking, it fits the bill, but balance it with some wholesome ingredients in your cake or cookies!
