Wegmans Sushi Favorites, Family Pack (Cooked), 32 pieces — DUMP

Name: Wegmans Sushi Favorites, Family Pack (Cooked), 32 pieces
Brand: Wegmans

Munch or Dump rates Wegmans Sushi Favorites, Family Pack (Cooked), 32 pieces by Wegmans DUMP — score 20/90.

'Made fresh daily' is doing a lot of work here. Fresh-rolled, yes — but the components arrive industrial: pollock surimi standing in for crab, mayo colored with paprika oleoresin, tempura built on mono- and diglycerides, and an oil blend containing fully hydrogenated soybean oil. Hydrogenated oil in your sushi is an automatic dump.

Why this verdict

Contains fully hydrogenated soybean oil in the vegetable oil blend — hydrogenated oils are an automatic DUMP, no exceptions
The 'California Roll' crab is 'fish protein' — pollock surimi minced with sugar and starch, not crab
Well over 18 ingredients once components are unpacked: modified starches (corn, potato, tapioca), xanthan gum in three separate components, mono- and diglycerides
Sugar is added five separate times — in the rice seasoning, the surimi, the tempura, the mayo, and the sriracha
A 'Food You Feel Good About' banner sitting on a NOVA-4, ultra-processed formula

Ingredients (12)

fully hydrogenated soybean oil (avoid) — Industrial hardened fat hiding inside the 'vegetable oil' blend. Hydrogenated oils have no business in sushi — this alone forces the DUMP.
fish protein (pollock, sugar) (caution) — Surimi — fish paste rebuilt with sugar and starch to impersonate crab.
modified starch (corn, potato, tapioca) (caution) — Three chemically modified starches used as industrial texturizers — a classic NOVA-4 marker.
Mono- and diglycerides (caution) — Industrial emulsifier keeping the fat layers from separating.
Xanthan Gum (moderate) — Stabilizer keeping the oil-water emulsion from splitting. Fine alone; part of the additive pile-up here.
Glucose (caution) — Second added sugar, there to sharpen the hit.
Sugar (moderate) — Commonly used sweetener but contributes empty calories.
Soybean Oil (moderate) — Refined seed oil, listed twice — cheap fat carrying the dough and brownie chunks.
paprika oleoresin (moderate) — Extracted colorant that keeps the mayo looking rich — natural-derived, but a colorant all the same.
Shrimp (safe) — Actual shrimp — one of the few whole-food proteins in the tray.
avocado (safe) — Real avocado, genuinely good fat.
Seaweed (Nori) (safe) — Traditional and mineral-rich.