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Go Desi's Bombay Bhel is a playful, ready-to-mix Indian chaat snack targeting urban consumers seeking street-food flavour at home. The kit includes a spiced puffed-rice mix with groundnuts and a small amount of sorghum (jowar) flour, plus two pre-portioned chutneys. The most important thing a consumer should know is that this single 100g serving delivers 747mg of sodium — about 37% of the WHO daily limit — alongside 13.1g of added sugar and 7.1g of saturated fat, all from a product that qualifies as ultra-processed (NOVA 4) due to sodium benzoate (INS 211) preservative in both chutneys, xanthan gum (INS 415) stabiliser, and citric acid (INS 330) acidity regulator; people with hypertension, kidney disease, heart disease, or diabetes should treat this as an occasional indulgence rather than a regular snack.
