Del Monte
No Sugar Added Diced Pear Cups
Mostly one food: pear
No sugar added diced peaches
CModerate GoutMarket grade · #13 of 21 on the canned fruit shelf
Is Del Monte No sugar added diced peaches OK for gout?
In moderation. It rates C (Moderate), held there by ultra-processing. Its purine is low, at most 7 mg a serving, so processing, not purine, sets the grade.
Better-rated on this shelf
- BGood Del Monte No Sugar Added Diced Pear Cups
- BGood Dole Pineapple
- BGood Del Monte Pineapple Chunks
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Purine and sugar, by the numbers
| Serving | 1 cup (106 g) |
|---|---|
| Purine per serving | about 3 mg, at most 7 mg (2% of the 400 mg daily guide) |
| Purine per 100 g | at most 6 mg |
| Purine before GoutSafe's weighting | at most 22 mg per serving |
| Main purine source | peach |
| Fructose per serving | 2.5 g |
| Added sugar per serving | not on the label |
| Total sugar per serving | 5 g |
The weighted figure is lower than the one before weighting because GoutSafe counts purine from plants at a fraction of the same amount from meat or fish. The grade uses the weighted figure.
Where the purine comes from
| Ingredient | Matched GoutSafe food | Purine in that food, per 100 g | Share of the product | Purine at that share, per serving | Counted in the worst case |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| peaches | peach (A) | 21 mg | up to 100% | 22 mg | 7 mg |
Purine values come from each matched food's page on GoutSafe. Shares come from label order: US labels list ingredients by weight, so the second ingredient is at most half the product, and anything after "2% or less" is at most 2%. Plain yeast and hops count at no more than 2% and yeast extract at no more than 5% wherever they sit, since recipes use them in small amounts. The worst case fills the most purine-dense ingredients to their full share first, until the shares reach the whole product, then applies GoutSafe's weighting by source, which counts plant purines at 0.3, dairy at 0 and organ meat at 1.3 because they raise uric acid by different amounts. The grade uses that worst case. How we rate.
Why it's rated C
- Open Food Facts classes it as ultra-processed (NOVA 4), and GoutSafe's rule keeps ultra-processed foods at Moderate (C) or below. Source on GoutSafe.
- About 3 mg of purine per serving, and at most 7 mg (2% of the 400 mg daily guide), mostly from peach. Source on GoutSafe.
- The panel lists 5 g of total sugars per serving and no added-sugar line.
Estimated from the ingredient label. Labels list ingredients by weight but rarely give amounts, so we grade on the most purine the label allows, which can read stricter than the real recipe and never safer. Sugar comes from the Nutrition Facts panel. How we rate.
What's on the label
Ingredients: PEACHES, WATER, ASCORBIC ACID (TO PROTECT COLOR), ACESULFAME POTASSIUM, SUCRALOSE.
Serving: 1 cup (106 g). Label from USDA FoodData Central (record 2675032), dated 2023-11-16. UPC 024000393429. This label is over a year old and the recipe may have changed. Check the package.
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