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BEYOND FREE Rice Flour Noodles with Plenty of Vegetables, Tomato Pasta Style

米粉麺 たっぷり野菜のトマトパスタ風

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Probably, but we can't be sure. BEYOND FREE Rice Flour Noodles with Plenty of Vegetables, Tomato Pasta Style has nothing clearly from animals on its ingredient list, but 5 ingredients could come from plants or animals.

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米粉麺 たっぷり野菜のトマトパスタ風

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Ingredients

野菜（たまねぎ、ズッキーニ、なす、赤ピーマン、黄ピーマン）、米粉（国内製造）、トマトペースト、食塩、オニオンソテーペースト、植物油脂、おろしにんにく、ぶなしめじ、還元難消化性デキストリン、香味調味料、砂糖、粉末油脂、ミルポワ、みそ、たん白加水分解物、香辛料、しょうゆ／加工デンプン、増粘剤（増粘多糖類、アルギン酸Na、アルギン酸エステル、加工デンプン）、調味料（アミノ酸）、乳化剤、酸味料、（一部に小麦・大豆を含む）

What the highlights mean

Could be animal- or plant-derived

  • 香味調味料 seasoning mix: Mixed seasonings often contain meat or fish extract.
  • 油脂 fats and oils: Can be vegetable or animal fat; labels usually say 植物油脂 when it's vegetable.
  • たん白加水分解物 protein hydrolysate: Broken-down protein from soy or wheat, or from meat or fish.
  • 調味料（アミノ酸） seasoning: Usually MSG and nucleotides fermented from sugarcane or starch. But a few amino acids and nucleotides allowed under this name come from animals (feathers, gelatin, fish), and the label doesn't say which were used.
  • 乳化剤 emulsifier: Mostly made from soy in Japan, but can be made from animal fat.

Frozen rice-flour noodles in a tomato paste sauce with courgette, aubergine, onion and red and yellow peppers, supplied in a microwaveable tray. Sold through the maker's online shop.

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How we know

  • Official page · 3 Nov 2026

    野菜（たまねぎ、ズッキーニ、なす、赤ピーマン、黄ピーマン）、米粉（国内製造）、トマトペースト、食塩、オニオンソテーペースト、植物油脂、おろしにんにく、ぶなしめじ、還元難消化性デキストリン、香味調味料、砂糖、粉末油脂、ミルポワ、みそ、たん白加水分解物、香辛料、しょうゆ／加工デンプン、増粘剤（増粘多糖類、アルギン酸Na、アルギン酸エステル、加工デンプン）、調味料（アミノ酸）、乳化剤、酸味料、（一部に小麦・大豆を含む）

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  • Press release · 5 Nov 2025

    本シリーズは、動物性原材料不使用商品となっております。

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