Symphonia Cream Cheese Spread, Garlic Dill 5%

About this product

This cream cheese spread carries a wellbeing score of 47%, which sits just below the neutral 50% mark and suggests a modestly negative wellbeing profile for a food meant for consumption. Its safety score of 88% is comparatively strong, indicating that the product poses a relatively low risk of acute harm under normal use, though it is not without caveats.

Supporting the product’s goal as a flavorful, spreadable food, Pasteurized Milk and Cream form the rich, smooth base that defines the texture and mouthfeel. Garlic Oil and Dill deliver the signature savory-herb flavor profile, while Dietary Fibers and Agar help stabilize the spread and contribute a slight positive bump to the wellbeing score.

The main concerns center on Salt, which carries medium-level risks for high sodium intake and potential toxicity at overdose, a relevant issue for a savory spread consumed regularly. Milk Components and Cream both flag a medium milk-protein allergy risk, which matters for sensitive individuals. Potassium Sorbate, used as a preservative, shows low oral toxicity but a medium eye-irritation concern and a small endocrine data gap that is worth noting.

Overall, this is a reasonably safe, flavorful cream cheese option whose moderate sodium and allergen profile keeps its wellbeing score slightly below neutral, so it is best enjoyed in sensible portions as part of a varied diet.

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