Spaghetti, 12 OZ
What You Should Know
A 12 oz package of egg spaghetti you'd grab from the pasta aisle for a quick weeknight dinner or a Sunday family meal, evoking simple, nostalgic home cooking. The short ingredient list (flour and whole eggs) and likely industrial mixing/drying give it a tender, consistent texture and a homemade vibe—this is processed rather than ultra‑processed.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
ALL-PURPOSE, FLOUR, AND, WHOLE, FRESH, EGGS..
Dietary Labels
Ultra-Processing Assessment
Processed Food
Why this score?
Made only from flour and whole eggs with no industrial additives, but manufactured (mixed, extruded/rolled and dried) rather than sold as a raw whole food, so it fits NOVA group 3 (processed foods).
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Common Questions about Spaghetti, 12 OZ
Well, that depends on your definition of healthy! Pozza's Pasta is made with just all-purpose flour and whole fresh eggs, giving it a decent protein boost and low sugar content. It's great for a satisfying meal, especially when paired with nutrient-rich sauces or veggies, but like anything, moderation is key!