Is it MSG free? Trader Joe's Bulgogi Beef Fried Rice With Kimchi
This product is likely msg free.
Ingredients
Seasoned cooked rice (cooked rice [water, rice], sauce [soy sauce {water, soybeans, wheat, salt}, sugar, sesame oil, sea salt, canola oil, water, granulated garlic, dehydrated onion, seasoning {natural flavoring, maltodextrin}, molasses, red pepper powder {red pepper, salt}, seasoning {sunflower oil, natural flavor}, black pepper, xanthan gum], canola oil), stir-fried vegetables (green cabbage, kimchi [napa cabbage, chili pepper, cayenne pepper, carrot, garlic, green onion, cane sugar, onion, sea salt, ginger], onion, canola oil, garlic), beef, water and potato starch product (beef, sugar, water, garlic puree, soy sauce [water, soybeans, wheat, salt], toasted sesame oil, less than 2% of potato starch, onion juice concentrate, lemon juice concentrate, vinegar, sea salt, grill flavor [tapioca dextrin, salt, grill flavor {from sesame oil}, smoke flavor, silicon dioxide], flavoring, black pepper), green onion, green beans.
Allergens
Contains soy, sesame, wheat.
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