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Label Decoder
Ingredient lists are written for regulators, not people. Numbers, class names and the odd word nobody can pronounce. Snap the ingredients and the nutrition panel on any bar, and we'll read both for you. No brand names. No scare tactics. Just the label, decoded.
Get the ingredients and the nutrition panel in one shot if you can. Get close and keep it sharp, as blurry photos get rejected rather than guessed.
We don't keep your photo. It's read once to decode the label, then discarded.
Someone shared this label with you. Want to see what's in yours?
Part of the nutrition panel is cut off or hard to read, so some numbers are missing. Retake the photo with the whole panel in frame for the full picture.
Some of these numbers don't line up with each other. That's either the label itself or a misread, so double-check against the pack.
Include the nutrition panel in your photo and we'll pull out the key numbers too.
Tap any ingredient for what it is, why it's there, what else it brings and, for processed ones, how it's generally made.
Every Raised bar is further down this page, full ingredient list included. Run any of them through the decoder and see for yourself.
AI-generated explanation. It can get things wrong, so always check the pack. For allergens, read the allergen statement on the pack.
We started Raised because we couldn't find a bar we were happy with after we flipped it over and read the back.
Most labels are technically honest and practically unreadable. "Flavour" can legally cover a mix of ingredients that never get listed. A number like 471 tells you nothing unless you already know what it is.
This tool doesn't tell you what to eat. It tells you what's in it and how the processed stuff is generally made, then leaves the call to you. Run it on our bars too. That's the point.
Every ingredient in every Raised bar. Decode any of them yourself.
Cashews, dates, Australian grass-fed beef collagen powder (9%), soluble tapioca fibre, organic sprouted brown rice protein, cacao powder (5%), pumpkin seed protein, organic cacao nibs (3%), roasted almonds (2%), Australian Pink Lake salt and vanilla bean powder.
Flavourings 0. Sweeteners 0. Seed oils 0. Food additives 0.
Cashews, dates, Australian grass-fed beef collagen powder (9%), soluble tapioca fibre, organic sunflower seeds, organic sprouted brown rice protein, pumpkin seed protein, organic lucuma powder, Pink Lake salt (1%), organic maca powder and organic vanilla bean powder.
Flavourings 0. Sweeteners 0. Seed oils 0. Food additives 0.
Cashews, dates, Australian grass-fed beef collagen powder (9%), soluble tapioca fibre, organic sunflower seeds, organic sprouted brown rice protein, pumpkin seed protein, dried mango, dried pineapple, organic coconut, organic acai powder and Pink Lake salt.
Flavourings 0. Sweeteners 0. Seed oils 0. Food additives 0.
Peanuts (43%), dates, Australian grass-fed beef collagen (9%), soluble tapioca fibre, organic dark chocolate (organic cacao solids 70%, organic coconut sugar, organic cacao butter) (4.7%), organic sprouted brown rice protein, pumpkin seed protein and Pink Lake salt.
Flavourings 0. Sweeteners 0. Seed oils 0. Food additives 0.
The Collagen Mixed box brings you our three original flavours, just like an old school tub of Streets Neapolitan ( ...that's where the analogy stops though).
This one's for those who like to mix-n-match and keep their flavour options on rotation.
You'll get 12 bars (4 of each flavour) to keep you locked, stocked and snacking properly!
Real peanuts, not peanut powder or 'essence'. Real dark chocolate, 70% cacao, not a compound coating or 'chocolate flavour'. Dates for sweetening and texture, and a hit of Australian pink lake salt to round it all out.
Soft, thick and heavy on the peanuts. It's kinda like eating peanut butter out of the jar with a few chocolate chunks to boot.
One bar of each of our three original flavours to sink your teeth into and figure out which one's your favourite. Want the full set? Add a Peanut Butter Chocolate bar.
These aren't the cheapest way to get your hands on our bars, but it's a great place to start if you aren't quite sure they're for you ... yet.
It’s a free tool that reads food labels for you. Snap the ingredient list and nutrition panel on any packaged food, or paste the list in. You’ll get every ingredient explained in plain English: what it is, why it’s there and, for processed ones, how it’s generally made. You get 5 free decodes a day.
We count four things that are easy to miss in small print: flavourings, sweeteners, seed oils and food additives. They’re facts about what’s on the label, not verdicts. We don’t make health calls or score products. A flag just means it’s in there, and now you know.
Under Australian labelling rules, a flavouring can be listed simply as “flavour” or “flavouring”, and the ingredients that make it up don’t have to be listed. Natural or not, you can’t tell from the pack what’s actually in it. That’s the reason for the flag.
It reads what’s printed and is usually right. But it’s AI, so it can misread a blurry photo or a curved pack. Anything it can’t read clearly is marked as unclear rather than guessed. The “how it’s made” notes come from our own fact-checked library, not the AI. If something looks off, tap “Something look wrong?” and we’ll fix it. For allergens, always read the allergen statement on the pack.
It works on any packaged food or drink with an ingredient list: bars, crackers, sauces, yoghurt, protein powder, the lot. We built it for bars because that’s our world, but a label is a label.
They’re food additive code numbers from the International Numbering System, which Australia uses for additives like emulsifiers, preservatives and colours. 322 is lecithin and 471 is mono- and diglycerides. The decoder tells you what each number is, and how it’s generally made where we have an entry for it.
No. Your photo is sent to our AI provider to be read, then discarded, and we never store it. We use your IP address only to apply the daily limit, and delete it within 48 hours. Full details are in our privacy policy.
They shape up pretty good! Don’t take our word for it. Decode one yourself using the buttons further up the page.
