So Good Barista Oat

Draft scoring, pending APD review. Nothing here is published parent advice yet.

Label dataa public food database

Last updated4 July 2026

Pack size1 L

The pack always wins if it disagrees with this page.

Allergens · gluten

The label we read declares: gluten.

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Fine

Scored for 2 to 5 years. Turn the dial: the rules change with the age, not the food.

Oat based, no added sugars in the ingredients list.

Good calcium and lower in sugar than most in this aisle for a 2 to 5 year old.

The judgement

each line is one rule the number is built from

Salt (sodium) is inside the line41mg/100gFor 2 to 5 years, 100mg per 100g is the line we hold.

Sugar is inside the line2.04g/100gFor 2 to 5 years, under 2g per 100g is the good zone and 7g is the line we hold.

Full calcium, as this age needs120mg/100gFor 2 to 5 years, we require at least 100mg of calcium per 100g. Reduced-calcium versions are excluded at this age, not just ranked lower.

Less protein than the best here1g/100gFor 2 to 5 years, 3g per 100g or more earns full marks on this preference.

How this scored, rule by rule

no-rice-milkNone of the 5 names on this list appear in the ingredients. The pack always wins if it disagrees.PASS

needs-panelHas the nutrition data we need to score it.PASS

no-added-sugarNone of the 35 names on this list appear in the ingredients. The pack always wins if it disagrees.PASS

no-intense-sweetenersNone of the 35 names on this list appear in the ingredients. The pack always wins if it disagrees.PASS

sodium-capInside the line: 41mg of salt (sodium) per 100g, against a cap of 100mg.PASS

sugar-capInside the line: 2.04g of sugar per 100g, against a cap of 7g.PASS

calcium-floorMeets the floor: 120mg of calcium per 100g, against a floor of 100mg.PASS

prefer-calciumGood calcium: 120mg per 100g earns 100 of 100 on this preference (weight 3).100/100

prefer-proteinGood protein: 1g per 100g earns 33 of 100 on this preference (weight 2).33/100

prefer-lower-sugarLower in sugar than most in this aisle: 2.04g per 100g earns 98 of 100 on this preference (weight 2).98/100

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The label, in our own table

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Nutrition per 100g

So Good Barista Oat

As we read the label, for 2 to 5 years

Energy	239.2 kJ
Energy (kcal)	57.2 kcal
Protein	1 g
Fat	3.08 g
Saturated fat	0.4 g
Trans fat	0 g
Carbohydrate	6.04 g
Sugar	2.04 g
Added sugar	0 g
Fibre	0.64 g
Salt (sodium)	41 mg
Salt	0.102 g
Calcium	120 mg
Iron	0 mg

Last updated 4 July 2026, from a public food database. The pack always wins.

Allergens

flags are only ever added, never removed

The label we read declares: gluten.

Check the pack on the day too, including any may contain warning. If the pack and this page disagree, the pack wins.

Your dairy, egg flag: we could not match it against the declared names above, so do not rely on this page for it. Read the pack's own allergen statement; the pack is the truth.

Ingredients, as we read them

Filtered water, australian oat flour (9%), vegetable oils (sunflower, canola), acidity regulator (potassium phosphate), calcium, salt, antioxidant (ascorbic acid), vitamins (b12, a, b2, b1).

My kid had a reaction · something wrong with this info?

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How we decide, including every check these numbers run through.