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This product is a popular budget snack biscuit bought for its chocolatey creme filling, but it carries a significant additive burden that careful consumers should know about. The biscuit shell and filling together contain six synthetic colorants — including three azo dyes (tartrazine INS 102, sunset yellow INS 110, and carmoisine INS 122) that are mandated in the EU and UK to carry a 'may have an adverse effect on activity and attention in children' warning label, and carmoisine is outright banned in multiple countries including the United States and Canada. Refinery-process contaminants (GE, 3-MCPD) from the palm oil and the absence of any meaningful nutrition data on the label further limit transparency. The single most useful thing a consumer should know: this is an ultra-processed product loaded with synthetic azo dyes and refined ingredients, making it particularly unsuitable for children despite its obvious appeal to them.
