Mono- and Diglycerides

E471EmulsifierModerate55/100

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Often contains trans fats not listed on the label; linked to metabolic issues. Blume's full ingredient database includes category, typical usage, safety score, and common products where this appears.

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Common questions

Mono- and Diglycerides — quick answers

Is Mono- and Diglycerides safe to eat?

Mono- and Diglycerides carries a Blume safety score of 55/100 (moderate). Often contains trans fats not listed on the label; linked to metabolic issues. Always read the full label, and check our app for personalised guidance based on your dietary preferences and allergies.

What is Mono- and Diglycerides?

Mono- and Diglycerides is a emulsifier food ingredient (identifier: E471) commonly found on packaging in many everyday products. Blume's database tracks where it appears and how each manufacturer uses it.

Which products contain Mono- and Diglycerides?

Blume covers millions of food and beauty products. Tap the Download button on this page, install the iOS app, then scan any barcode to see whether Mono- and Diglycerides is in it — and how the product overall scores on health, safety, and dietary fit.

What can I use instead of Mono- and Diglycerides?

If you're trying to avoid Mono- and Diglycerides, the Blume app suggests cleaner alternatives in the same category and lets you set a permanent "avoid" filter so future scans flag any product that contains it.

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