"Whole corn kernels, ground."
Grinding whole corn doesn't add anything nutritionally — it's the same high-glycemic, low-fiber filler as cornmeal, just described with the "whole" word intact on the label. A cheap way to add bulk and calories rather than nutrition. Score: 1.5/10.
A meaningful red flag: an unnamed source, heavy processing into a by-product or digest form, or documented regulatory scrutiny in at least one country. -4 pts deducted.
Rated D (-4 pts) by PetPro-tectors™. Grinding whole corn doesn't add anything nutritionally — it's the same high-glycemic, low-fiber filler as cornmeal, just described with the "whole" word intact on the label. A cheap way to add bulk and calories rather than nutrition. Score: 1.5/10.
Whole corn kernels, ground.