AI Analysis Summary
After analyzing 64 ingredients in Jin Spicy, our AI classified this product as Doubtful. All 60 confirmed ingredients are permissible, though 4 require further verification. Key ingredients include wheat flour, modified tapioca starch, palm oil, wheat gluten. Allergen notice: contains Milk, Eggs, Fish.
Why is Jin Spicy Doubtful?
- Verify Halal Logo: This product is labelled doubtful because monoand diglycerides, beef, beef, beef may not fully comply with halal requirements. In-depth analysis aligned with international halal authorities confirms this outcome. For further details, see the ingredient section.
Ingredient Analysis (64)
| Ingredient | Status |
|---|---|
wheat flour Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
modified tapioca starch Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
palm oil Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
wheat gluten Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
salt Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
sugar Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
dried flake (Chinese cabbage) Leafy vegetable; used raw or cooked. | Halal |
carrot Root vegetable; rich in beta-carotene. | Halal |
green onion Bulb vegetable; base for many dishes. | Halal |
mushroom Fungus; permissible unless contaminated. | Halal |
red pepper Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
garlic Used for flavoring; discouraged before prayers due to odor. | Halal |
soy sauce seasoning [soy sauce (soybean, wheat) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
onion Bulb vegetable; base for many dishes. | Halal |
yeast extract Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
glucose Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
dextrin Starch derivatives E1400 | Halal |
red pepper Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
seasoning [red pepper Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
garlic Used for flavoring; discouraged before prayers due to odor. | Halal |
salt Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
soy sauce (soybean, wheat) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
onion] Bulb vegetable; base for many dishes. | Halal |
monosodium glutamate Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
soy sauce (soybean, wheat) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
emulsified oil oligosaccharide * | Halal |
soybean oil Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
tocopherol for antioxidant Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
lecithin Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
monoand diglycerides Thickeners, gelling agents, phosphates, humectants, emulsifiers E471 | Doubtful |
textured vegetable protein (soybean, wheat) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
glucose Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
hydrolyzed soybean protein Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
chili extract (chili extract, glucose) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
yeast seasoning (salt, dextrin, yeast extract, sugar) Starch derivatives E1400 | Halal |
black pepper Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
hydrolyzed wheat protein Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
acidity regulators (sodium carbonate, potassium carbonate, sodium triphosphate, disodium diphosphate) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
roasted rice flour Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
yeast extract (soybean, wheat, gluten) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
beef Check for Halal logo | Doubtful |
beef Check for Halal logo | Doubtful |
salt Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
garlic Used for flavoring; discouraged before prayers due to odor. | Halal |
soybean paste (soybean, wheat)] Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
red pepper Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
chili extract Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
kelp extract *(kelp, salt, glucose) Edible seaweed rich in iodine. | Halal |
disodium inosinate Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
disodium guanylate Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
malic acid Preservatives E296 | Halal |
beef Check for Halal logo | Doubtful |
green tea extract Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
riboflavin (color) Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
*powdered Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
contains wheat Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
soybean Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
produced in a facility that also uses milk * | Halal |
eggs Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
fish Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
crustaceans shellfish * | Halal |
tree nuts Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
peanuts Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
sesame Permissible in Islam. | Halal |
Brand & Category Insights
Allergy Warning (10 allergens)
Milk
FoundEggs
FoundFish
FoundShellfish
FoundHealth Sense (30 conditions)
Diabetes
RiskyReason: Contains glucose, sugar
Hypertension
RiskyReason: Contains disodium guanylate, disodium inosinate, monosodium glutamate, salt, soy sauce, soy sauce seasoning
Heart Disease
RiskyReason: Contains palm oil, salt
Gout
RiskyReason: Contains beef bone broth, beef bone extract, beef extract, crustaceans shellfish, fish, peanuts, soybean
Smart Labels
Vegan
Not Vegan FriendlyCriteria: Excludes all animal-derived ingredients
Contains animal-derived ingredients
Vegetarian
Not Vegetarian FriendlyCriteria: Excludes meat and seafood only
Contains meat or seafood ingredients
Pescatarian
Not Pescatarian FriendlyCriteria: Avoids meat but eats seafood
Contains meat ingredients
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Jin Spicy halal to eat?
Yes — Jin Spicy has been analyzed and classified as Doubtful. Each of its 64 ingredients was individually checked against Islamic dietary guidelines.
Are there any doubtful ingredients in this product?
4 ingredients require further verification: monoand diglycerides, beef, beef, beef. The status may depend on the manufacturing source.
Are other OTOKI products halal?
OTOKI produces multiple products with varying halal statuses. Visit our OTOKI brand page to see the full list of analyzed products and their individual ingredient breakdowns.
How was this product analyzed?
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