The Wagamama Smoked Chocolate Caramel Cake carries 46.7g of free sugar, 156% of an adult's daily limit and 246% of the limit for a child aged 4 to 6. Below are 136 Wagamama UK items ranked by free sugar.
All 10 Wagamama UK items in this section, ranked by free sugar from highest to lowest. The Wagamama Tofu Firecracker is highest at 35.6g and the Wagamama Chicken Katsu Curry is lowest at 7.0g.
All 23 Wagamama UK items in this section, ranked by free sugar from highest to lowest. The Wagamama Saku Saku Duck Soba is highest at 22.7g and the Wagamama Grilled Chicken Ramen (Gluten Free) is lowest at 2.8g.
All 14 Wagamama UK items in this section, ranked by free sugar from highest to lowest. The Wagamama Buldak Bibimbap is highest at 26.0g and the Wagamama Katsu Chicken Wrap is lowest at 9.5g.
All 17 Wagamama UK items in this section, ranked by free sugar from highest to lowest. The Wagamama Korean Fried Chicken Bao is highest at 44.8g and the Wagamama Chicken Gyoza is lowest at 1.1g.
All 10 Wagamama UK items in this section, ranked by free sugar from highest to lowest. The Wagamama Hot Honey Fried Chicken (Teriyaki) is highest at 39.4g and the Wagamama Ebi Katsu is lowest at 7.8g.
All 14 Wagamama UK items in this section, ranked by free sugar from highest to lowest. The Wagamama Smoked Chocolate Caramel Cake is highest at 46.7g and the Wagamama Banana Katsu is lowest at 18.7g.
All 48 Wagamama UK items in this section, ranked by free sugar from highest to lowest. The Wagamama Firecracker Sauce is highest at 27.0g and the Wagamama Chilli Oil is lowest at 0.0g.
Free sugar figures are Boone's, taken from Wagamama UK's published total sugar, per serving as served. NHS free sugar limits are 30g a day for adults and ages 11 to 17, 24g for ages 7 to 10 and 19g for ages 4 to 6. Free sugar excludes the sugars naturally present in milk and whole fruit.
Wagamama does not publish ingredient lists or the split between added and naturally occurring sugar, so every item counts its total sugar as free sugar. This slightly overstates the dairy desserts, the banana desserts and the vegetable heavy dishes, but never understates any item.
Wagamama publishes figures per portion only, with no portion weights apart from the 250g rice, so dishes cannot be scored per 100g against the government's nutrient profiling model and no healthiest or unhealthiest ranking is offered for this menu.