Higher-scoring pick on this shelf: 365 by Whole Foods Market Organic 57% Cacao Dark Chocolate (100/100)
The recorded US ingredient statement lists seed oils (1 of the 9 additive groups we check). Confirm the exact formula on your package.
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The clean score reads only the ingredient label. Up to 60 points come from the 9 additive groups we check: each group not on the label earns its share, and a group named only in a "may contain" note earns half. Up to 25 points come from an organic claim we have confirmed. Points that do not apply to this kind of food are left out and the rest is scaled to 100.
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Nuts.com Organic Dark Chocolate Covered Raisins
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What to know before you choose this chocolate
The recorded ingredient label lists 5 ingredients, led by organic dark chocolate, organic raisins and organic sunflower oil. Worth noting: it lists added sweeteners (organic dark chocolate) and seed oils. The maker describes it as organic and kosher; these are the maker’s statements, so look for the certifier’s seal on the package. For this chocolate, the comparison that matters most is style and cacao percentage: match eating or baking chocolate to the taste and use you want.
- Worth checkingLists seed oils (organic sunflower oil).
- Worth checkingLists added sweeteners: organic dark chocolate (first appears at position 1 of 5).
- Good to knowContains thickeners or stabilizers: gum arabic.
- Good to knowOils named on the label: organic sunflower oil.
- Good to knowIngredient and allergen statements mention milk and soy. Always confirm the full allergen statement on the package.
- Good to knowMaker states organic. USDA Organic claims are backed by a certifier and the USDA seal.
- Good to knowMaker-stated labels: kosher.
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- You prefer organic ingredients (confirm the USDA seal on the package).
You may prefer another option if…
- You avoid seed oils: the recorded label lists organic sunflower oil.
- You are limiting added sugars: it lists organic dark chocolate.
- You prefer to avoid thickeners and gums: it lists gum arabic.
- You avoid milk and soy: the label mentions them.
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- Style and cacao percentage. Match eating or baking chocolate to the taste and use you want.
- Sweetener and portion. Compare sugar and sweeteners at the same serving weight.
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References
- Nuts.com product page Nuts.com
- Organic labeling and what the USDA Organic seal means USDA Agricultural Marketing Service
- Lead and cadmium could be in your dark chocolate Consumer Reports
- Dark chocolate Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
- Fair Trade standards Fairtrade America
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Nuts.com Organic Dark Chocolate Covered Raisins contain seed oils?
The recorded ingredient statement lists seed oils. Review the full statement for the exact ingredients.
Does Nuts.com Organic Dark Chocolate Covered Raisins contain artificial dyes or MSG?
No listed matches for artificial dyes or MSG were found in the current recorded statement. Confirm the formula against your package; this is not an allergy or safety assessment.
What is the verification standard for this product?
The complete ingredient statement was recorded from the linked product-specific source on 2026-10-16. Evidence expires after 90 days and requires a new source review; viewing this page does not renew it.
What are the ingredients in Nuts.com Organic Dark Chocolate Covered Raisins?
The recorded ingredient statement reads: Organic Dark Chocolate (Organic Sugar, Organic Chocolate Liquor, Organic Cocoa Butter, Organic Soy Lecithin, Organic Vanilla Flavor (Milk)), Organic Raisins, Organic Sunflower Oil, Confectioners Glaze, Organic Gum Arabic.
Is Nuts.com Organic Dark Chocolate Covered Raisins healthy?
Its recorded label lists seed oils (1 of the 9 additive groups we check). Its clean score is 92 out of 100. That is a label check, not a nutrition rating: sugar, sodium, calories and portion size are separate questions.
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