Some foods contain sodium citrate. sodium nitrite, and/or sodium benzoate, all of which fit this description.
Ingredients are listed by weight, with the largest amount used first. An exception to that is when this statement is used: "contains less than 2% of..." Those ingredients do not need to be listed in order.
Absolutely there is in most Trident Layers product anyway.. Any time you see partially or hydrogenated oils listed in the ingredients in a product, it contains trans fat.
Food ingredients are listed from most to least by weight. The first ingredient is the main ingredient. Any ingredients listed in () are the ingredients found in the ingredient preceding the ().
Yes, a grain that contains gluten and is used in the malt flavoring that is listed on the box. However, the "packet" does NOT say that it contains gluten. It only lists the ingredients for you to extrapolate from.
They are listed by quantity. The highest to the lowest.
The ingredients are listed on the can. Carbonated water, corn syrup, etc.
What ingredients it contains depends on the brand of eye liner - the tube may have the ingredients listed or the brand web site may have the information. There is a really good site from the Environmental Working Group called Skin Deep which allows you to look at the ingredients of specific brands as well as looking at the potential health risks of those ingredients.
Ingredients on a food label are listed from the most abundant to the least abundant. So if you see some cereal boxes they have "sugar" listed first. That's because that is the most abundant ingredient.
Marshmallows have their ingredients listed on the package, like any other food product.
allergies.
Probably not. It is not listed in the ingredients.
Kool-Aid's main ingredient in a packet is citric acid.If you look on the back of a Kool-Aid packet they have a list of ingredients. The ingredients are listed from greatest to least. So, the main ingredient is always listed at the top, and the ingredient that there is not much of is listed at the bottom.