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Cadbury Dairy Milk Silk Mini Treats is a premium-positioned milk chocolate snack aimed at indulgent, share-or-hoard-at-home occasions. The product is unmistakably a treat food: more than half its weight is sugar (55.3 g/100 g total sugars, 45.9 g added sugars), saturated fat is very high at 21.5 g/100 g, and it contains both food-grade emulsifiers (E442, E476) and a blend of natural, nature-identical and artificial vanilla flavouring substances that firmly place it in NOVA Group 4. While the milk solids (25 %) add genuine protein and calcium context, and no artificial colours or high-fructose syrups are present, the single most useful thing a curious consumer should know is that one 9 g mini (just 49 kcal) makes portion control deceptively easy — but the full 135 g pack delivers roughly 75 g of sugar and 42 g of saturated fat, well beyond any daily recommended limit.