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This product is bought primarily by parents of infants and young toddlers looking for a clean-label, traditionally inspired teething snack without refined flour, refined sugar, or artificial additives. The ingredient list is genuinely short and whole-food-oriented — whole wheat, cold-pressed groundnut oil, jaggery, sesame, sunflower seeds, almonds, cashews, and culinary spices — making it one of the cleaner commercial teething options available in India. However, several flags are worth noting: the claim 'Made from Millets' is outright false since the primary grain is whole wheat (60%) with no millets listed; 'No Sugar' is misleading because jaggery (13.9%) is predominantly sucrose and raises blood glucose like other sugars; and the declared nutrition figures (65 kcal, 2.6 g carbs per 100 g) appear to be per-serving (15 g) values mis-labelled as per-100 g, which is a likely OCR or labelling transcription error that parents and healthcare providers should be aware of. The product also carries multiple major allergens — wheat (gluten), peanut (groundnut oil), tree nuts (almonds, cashews), and sesame — meaning it is emphatically not safe for all ages without allergen screening; parents should consult a paediatrician before introduction.
