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Compare frozen pasta & ravioli

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Compare frozen ravioli, tortellini, gnocchi, lasagna, mac and cheese, and pasta bowls by filling, sauce, and allergens. Products with incomplete labels are shown alongside reviewed records and remain unscored.

Top 3 by clean score

  1. 365 by Whole Foods Market

    Butternut Squash Organic Ravioli

    100 / 100

  2. Amy's

    Macaroni & Cheese

    71 / 100

  3. Photo pending

    Good & Gather

    Cheese Ravioli

    71 / 100

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What to compare first

  • Pasta or complete meal. Distinguish unsauced filled pasta from prepared bowls and lasagna.
  • Dough, filling and sauce. Read all components, including any sauce you must add at home.
  • Portion and sodium. Compare the same amount of the prepared product.

19 frozen pasta & ravioli products, best score first

7 of 19 have a verified label with no listed matches for the nine additive groups we check. Scores come from the label, not a health rating; “No label yet” means we have not verified one.

19 products.

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How to choose frozen pasta & ravioli

Distinguish filled pasta you cook yourself from a complete sauced bowl or lasagna. Compare the dough, filling and sauce, including any oil, cheese, meat or seasoning within those components.

Check whether nutrition covers pasta alone or an entire prepared meal, and allow for sauce you add. Match serving weights and review wheat, egg and milk ingredients on the exact filling and recipe.

Products
199 brands
Full labels recorded
1053% of the shelf
Maker says organic
1maker’s claim
List a sweetener ingredient
4of 10 labels
List a seed oil
3of 10 labels
Typical label length
10ingredients (median)

Ingredient counts use complete, current labels. Product and brand totals include records still awaiting label review; organic counts describe current maker claims. A label check does not measure nutrition or contaminants.

What to compare

  • Pasta or complete meal. Distinguish unsauced filled pasta from prepared bowls and lasagna.
  • Dough, filling and sauce. Read all components, including any sauce you must add at home.
  • Portion and sodium. Compare the same amount of the prepared product.
  • Allergens. Check wheat, egg, milk and other ingredients in the exact filling.

References

  1. How much sodium should I eat per day? American Heart Association
  2. Sodium in your diet U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  3. Food allergies and allergen labeling U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  4. Protein Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Which additives do frozen pasta & ravioli labels list?

Counted across the 10 current verified labels on this shelf. 2 of the nine groups we check appear on at least one label.

Not listed on any current label here: Artificial Dyes, Artificial Preservatives, Artificial Sweeteners, Banned-Abroad Additives, Corn Syrups, Hydrogenated Oils, MSG.