ARNOTT'S Mint Slice

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

Label dataa public food database

Last updated4 July 2026

Pack size2 PIECES

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Allergens · gluten, milk +

The label we read declares: gluten, milk, soybeans.

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Contains dairy, which you flagged. Shown, never hidden, so you decide. For allergy questions, the GP or child health nurse is the right person.

Contains gluten, which you flagged. Shown, never hidden, so you decide. For allergy questions, the GP or child health nurse is the right person.

Worth knowing

A sometimes food; the score just picks the least sugary.

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Scored for 12 to 24 months. Turn the dial: the rules change with the age, not the food.

Skip this one: higher in sugar than we look for at this age.

The judgement

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Over our sugar line for this age44g/100gFor 12 to 24 months, under 9.9g per 100g is the good zone and 22g is the line we hold.

Salt (sodium) is inside the line0mg/100gFor 12 to 24 months, 450mg per 100g is the line we hold.

More saturated fat than the best here16g/100gFor 12 to 24 months, under 5g per 100g is the good zone. Lower earns a higher score.

Less fibre than the best here3.7g/100gFor 12 to 24 months, 4g per 100g or more earns full marks on this preference.

How this scored, rule by rule

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

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

sugar-capHigher in sugar than we look for at this age: 44g of sugar per 100g against our line of 22g.EXCLUDED

sodium-capInside the line: 0mg of salt (sodium) per 100g, against a cap of 450mg.PASS

prefer-lower-sugarLower in sugar than most in this aisle: 44g per 100g earns 23 of 100 on this preference (weight 3).23/100

prefer-lower-satfatLower in saturated fat: 16g per 100g earns 31 of 100 on this preference (weight 1).31/100

prefer-fibreMore wholegrain than most here: 3.7g per 100g earns 93 of 100 on this preference (weight 1).93/100

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The label, in our own table

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Nutrition per 100g

ARNOTT'S Mint Slice

As we read the label, for 12 to 24 months

Energy	670 kJ
Energy (kcal)	528 kcal
Protein	3.5 g
Fat	29 g
Saturated fat	16 g
Carbohydrate	61.6 g
Sugar	44 g
Added sugar	16.29 g
Fibre	3.7 g
Salt (sodium)	0 mg
Salt	0.12475 g

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, milk, soybeans.

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

Ingredients, as we read them

Sugar, wheat flour, palm oil, cocoa mass, milk solids, butter, cocoa, emulsifiers (soy lecithin, polyglycerol esters of interesterified ricinoleic acid), salt, colour (caramel), raising agents (sodium bicarbonate), natural flavouring.

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