Beef and pork meatballs with beef the brand says is 100% grass-fed and finished, from its New Jersey farm. They also contain breadcrumbs, Parmesan, soybean oil, sugar and natural flavors.
$20.00lowest price at Cotton Cattle Company: Grass Fed and Pasture Raised Meats
Price and stock checked Oct 31, 2026
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Ingredients: Cotton Cattle Beef and Pork, bread crumbs (wheat, flour, contains 2% or less of the following: sugar, soy bean oil, salt, yeast, baking soda), Parmesan Cheese [part skim cow's milk, cheese, culture, enzymes], salt, garlic and onion, spices (including extractive of paprika), sugar, rice bran, natural cheese flavor (Parmesan cheese (Milk, starter culture, salt, enzymes) enzyme, modified butter, natural flavors), yeast extract, natural flavors, lactic acid
Product details
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ShippingShips frozen; may arrive frozen or partially frozenShips frozen
“Product ships frozen and will arrive frozen or partially frozen.” — the product page
61/ 100
FairScored automatically
Weighted as processed meatLow confidence · Scored on 4 of 11 inputs, 5 claims verified
Nutrition facts not available. Scored on its ingredients, processing, sourcing and transparency; the Nutrition part is neutral until we can read the label.Your product? Claim this listing to add the label and it’s scored in full.
Nutrition · counts 20%50
Ingredients · counts 25%92
Processing · counts 25%30
Sourcing · counts 15%85
Transparency · counts 15%50
Why it scores 61
Nutrition 50 · No nutrition facts available; scored mid-range
Ingredients 92 · Natural flavours (additive, −4); Yeast extract or hydrolysed protein (additive, −4); no dyes or artificial sweeteners
Processing 30 · Meatballs include breadcrumbs, modified butter, yeast extract and natural flavors.
Sourcing 85 · The brand says its beef is grass-fed and finished and names its New Jersey farm.
Transparency 50 · Full ingredient list, but it includes unnamed spices and natural flavors.
Contains soybean oil
Contains sugar
Contains natural flavors
Evidence behind the Ingredients deductions
Varies by additive−8 for natural flavours, yeast extract or hydrolysed protein
Scored Oct 20, 2026 · Scoring guide v3.1 · Updated Oct 20, 2026 · See what changed
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Ingredients
Cotton Cattle Beef and PorkBread crumbs (wheat, flour, contains 2% or less of the following: sugar, soy bean oil, salt, yeast, baking soda)Parmesan Cheese [part skim cow's milkCheeseCultureEnzymes]SaltGarlic and onionSpices (including extractive of paprika)SugarRice branNatural cheese flavor (Parmesan cheese (Milk, starter culture, salt, enzymes) enzyme, modified butter, natural flavors)Yeast extractNatural flavorsLactic acid
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Sourcing
Homemade Meatballs
Ingredients: Cotton Cattle Beef and Pork, bread crumbs (wheat, flour, contains 2% or less of the following : sugar, soy bean oil, salt, yeast, baking soda), Parmesan Cheese [part skim cow's milk, cheese, culture, enzymes], salt, garlic and onion, spices (including extractive of paprika), sugar, rice bran, natural cheese flavor (Parmesan cheese (Milk, starter culture, salt, enzymes ) enzyme, modified butter, natural flavors )
Additives4 additives · 3 limited risk
Natural flavoursFlavouringLimited risk
An undisclosed mix of extracts and carriers; the label doesn’t say what’s in it or how it was made.
Yeast extract or hydrolysed proteinFlavour enhancerLimited risk
Contains free glutamate, the flavour-enhancing part of MSG, without being labelled as MSG.
Added sugarSugarLimited risk
Added sugar; the WHO and the US Dietary Guidelines advise keeping added sugars under 10% of daily calories.
Lactic acid (E270)AcidNo risk
Made by fermentation; considered safe.
Matched from the ingredient list. Risk levels summarise findings from EFSA, the FDA, IARC and published studies; they explain a concern, not a diagnosis.